Everyone knows that you don’t get taken seriously as a motion graphics tutorial guy until you’ve done at least one facial deformation technique. Andrew Kramer has his demon face warp, Maltaannon has his push-pin Trapcode Form tute and so on.
So here’s mine – a freaky face-on-fire tutorial using only the standard toolset in After Effects CS3, 4 or 5 (it may go back even further than these versions, in fact). I’ve even made the project file available if you’d like to just replace the face footage with your own.
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Thanks a lot for this great tutorial. It's a true pleasure to follow your explanations as you are really clear
Jennifer Pone, YouTube Viewer
I love the fact that you are NOT using plug-ins like many people out there. That goes to show how much you know how to use the program and how creative you are. Thanks for the tutorial. I love it.
MiGenteUrbana, YouTube Viewer
I like how your videos always have not only the tutorial itself, but also various tips and tricks that are quite useful.
ChibiBanana1, YouTube Viewer
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