[Victor Nash]

You can create an Adjustment Layer, Add the Motion Tile Effect, and add the ‘wiggle’ to the Tile Center.

For it to roll off of the Wiggle effect, just add a slider control. Call it CAMERA SHAKE. Add this Expression to the Tile Center

Shake=effect(“CAMERA SHAKE”)(“Slider”);
wiggle(20,Shake)

Then just keyframe the slider control from 100 to 0 or whatever you’d like 🙂

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[Victor Nash]

You can also hold down the shift key and press 1, 2, etc and add markers on the timeline. Then just press that number by itself to jump to that point in time.

[Victor Nash]

Or you can just add this expression to your layer on the position value. Then just duplicate it “a million” times 🙂 Then camera away…..
Just change 100 to however many pixels you wish to displace the layer in z space

position+[0,0,(index-1)*100]

[Victor Nash]

import your illustrator file into After Effects and click on the “star” once you drag it onto your timeline.. “continously rasterize” your vector layer

[Victor Nash]

Trapcode’s Sound Keys is a worthy investment

https://www.trapcode.com/products_soundkeys.html

[Victor Nash]

Trapcode’s Sound Keys is a worthy investment

https://www.trapcode.com/products_soundkeys.html

[Victor Nash]

Andrew had a wiggle on the Emitter (light).. you could just pickwip the wiggling emitter to the camera’s POI. Im not sure if that’s what you wanted?

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[Victor Nash]

Andrew had a wiggle on the Emitter (light).. you could just pickwip the wiggling emitter to the camera’s POI. Im not sure if that’s what you wanted?

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[Victor Nash]

Thanks. That worked. The easier the solution, the harder to think up 🙂 thanks again.

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[Victor Nash]

I think you could duplicate the project and change the type in the “source text” part of the expression and just re’manipulate the tracking to compensate for the spacing and lettering

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