Ultimate Guide to Collage and Paper Rip Editing | Adobe After Effects

[@youssefayoub7344]

Man you deserve a kiss on the forehead for the paper foldout trick I was looking for it. Thank you ❤

[@MaxNovakTutorials]

Hope you guys enjoy the tut! Summer Sale ends Monday. I'm excited with how the website behind the channel is shaping up in terms of all of the different types of tools being developed. More tuts dropping next week, have a nice weekend guys.

[@rashid_hafez1]

BRO, please do a break down for Quavo - 11.11 the invisible effect!!!

[@chandanshivhare-vg2qw]

bro 2 question 1. in your collage video asset does it have the paper crumble effect that you show in last 2. if yes so how can i use it on davinci resolve

[@OBD4LIFE]

awesome tutorial man! made me realize I'm at a good spot (I collage a lot of videos), heading over to get the assets pack to show my support💪

[@djcj]

you are a legit legend

[@kikon78]

Dude you are always just in the nick of time in terms of what I'm looking for to develope! Love ya!

[@cecens98]

I love the growth of the content

[@YTier]

Great thats what I am Looking from Months Finally tysm!

[@viewsbydb]

Great tutorial and will be implementing on my latest project. Enjoyed the descriptive and visual way you set out that tutorial!!

[@0cho8cho72]

Just purchase the collage pack from down under!!! awesome cant wait to use them

[@brennen2268]

Bro, i just want you to know your chanel is amazing and super helpfull

[@topche_111]

Its lit man 🔥🔥😎

[@judgeworks3687]

Thanks for this tutorial (and all your other ones too). I kept running into that same thing where AE would automatically set footage of png sequence import to 30FPS (& I was working in 24 for). I fixed it by doing this: go to> Preferences> import> sequence Footage >change the fps from 30 to 24 (or whatever frame rate you need png sequences to be). This seemed to work and speed up my workflow. It doesn’t seem to change video footage imports frame rate-just for png sequences.

[@theanze.oficial]

You are the besttttt

[@justinemcclimont3672]

tysm this is exactly what i was looking for :))

[@dipayansarkar5416]

Thanks a lot man!

[@dipanshurajjj]

Thanks for the tutorial

[@Thefariashoots]

Thank You Man!

[@FrankBlueBenji]

You read my mind ! so crazy

[@Footage30]

My respects!

[@vibechillstations]

❤❤❤thanks very useful

[@zahraahassan1907]

This is great. Thank you. I have a question, what's the difference between wiggle position effect in (effects and presets) and this method you used for the wiggling effect?

[@rashid_hafez1]

BRO, please do a break down for Quavo - 11.11 the invisible effect!!!

[@apostoliconeness4907]

Let's goooooooooo!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@chandanshivhare-vg2qw]

bro 2 question 1. in your collage video asset does it have the paper crumble effect that you show in last 2. if yes so how can i use it on davinci resolve

[@MaxNovakTutorials]

Hello, Yes I do. That asset's project file is also available on my patreon (After Effects only). If you have after effects, you can render out the clip and then use your own custom track matte in resolve but it may be more tricky

[@WanderingBall]

we want edit like this video

[@pathquest9165]

Hey can you share your system configuration?

[@MaxNovakTutorials]

i9 cpu, rtx 2080 gpu, 32gb ram. overkill for a lot of what I show tbh. Most of my tuts were made with a 1060 gpu and i7

[@BransTiong]

Would these work for davinci :(

[@graphicdesigninpunjabi3979]

bro posted thing 9 months ago which people are learning today

[@violetakam]

Wow 😮

[@TrangLê-o5n]

21:54 đóng mở paper

[@cecens98]

where's your Patreon?

[@sanilalkuttimon1755]

❤❤

[@Chrispyy__]

Im sitting here debating if i should do this or will my PC blow up while rendering lool

[@MaxNovakTutorials]

one tip i used to use when I edited music vids before I upgraded my PC: try not to stack huge clips into one comp. If something is eating a lot of memory like a linked ae clip try rendering it out once you've finished tweaking it then drag the rendered clip into the timeline so your computer doesnt explode. It takes a bit more time but it defintely helps make the process more smooth

[@eyesta]

@@MaxNovakTutorials If the main editing is done in after effects, it is better to do precompositing. This way, a new render of each composition will take place only when the settings in each individual composition are changed.

[@youssefayoub7344]

Man you deserve a kiss on the forehead for the paper foldout trick I was looking for it. Thank you ❤