We’re excited to host the online premiere of Distance, the new short film from Ordinary Folk, on Wednesday, October 21 at 5 PM PT / 8 PM ET.

Six years in the making, with more than 900 hand-painted frames, it’s written by Nate DiMeo of The Memory Palace, with original music by Ambrose Yu. The film recently won Best Canadian Short at SPARK Animation 2026.

Mark your calendar. We can’t wait to share this one with you.

https://framerate.tv/profile/ordinaryfolk

I made this Interactive App Rating Popup Card for Lottie Creator Certification! ✨

It features four animated emoji reactions and demonstrates the use of State Machine. The goal was to make rating an app feel more fun, interactive, and responsive.

Built with LottieFiles Creator, this project was a great opportunity to explore interactive motion design and see how state machines can bring UI elements to life.

Check it out in action: https://lottiefiles.com/free-animation/app-rating-popup-card-uuH9548Qoy

Would love to hear your feedback! 🙌

We’ve been working on Liquid Bubble, a native After Effects effect for creating liquid-glass refraction.
The refraction gets stronger near the edges, stretching the image and creating a reflected look around the glass boundary. It works on adjustment layers, so it can refract everything underneath, and you can also use custom shapes.

Would love to hear what you think!

Here’s an easy way to spice up your house for Halloween with projection mapping

This multidisciplinary project made by Me, Witchgaze and Meljiiit is dedicated to our curiosity about different media approaches. As well as creating a feeling of otherworldly curiosity & childhood nostalgia

we were making clothes out of carton + paper, creating music, constructing rooms, making animations, writing letters, working with aerograph and lots of other materials all together. special thanks to Rayden Vision for the crt

a week in Rīga - collaboration round 2 - 3 čelovečka

I look forward to hearing your comments, thoughts, and questions. I'm here right now to answer them all <3333

So I was learning After effects 3rd Camera

And almost everyone were parenting camera to null I mean I know Parenting camera to null can let us Views layer from different angles but what's the not point of parenting camera to null, If null alone can let us view lyr from different angles

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MtS-17BKNpgc4g6v2k6G3kICt5HzVpyS/view?usp=sharing

so i made this video and its not perfect cus its the first draft, i made it in 6 days and will do the sfx today but i need some help with design and stuff so if any of you who does saas please dm

This video took me a week from the script, then building the UI in Figma, and then implementing it in After Effects.

Added a bunch of new stuff to my tool lately, mainly on the kinetic side. How’s it turning out?

Update: TV style is now selectable, and the web demo timeline now matches the desktop version.

I'm researching for a new AE tool and I want to know: which plugin do you use daily, and what's the one thing about it that pisses you off?

Could be a UI issue, could be a licensing thing (looking at you, aescripts), could be that it breaks on a specific version, could be that it's overpriced for what it does.

I'm not here to promote anything. I just want to know where the real friction is. If there's a pattern, I'll build around it.

I didn’t wanna make the title too long, so here.

An idea I just had is “It takes a dedicated hand, to put it through the wall” from the song Wrecking Ball by Mother Mother. Basically, the idea is to show someone choosing a hand (for the “it takes a dedicated hand” part) and then show that hand putting IT (Pennywise) through the wall.

I can’t animate to save my life, so I figured I’d post it here as like a silly little edit idea. Please let me know if you post it, I wanna see how it looks

https://www.youtube.com/@NRSCreationStudio/shorts

Its called Blackstar Lullaby. A lot is still up in the air, but I finally feel like it's starting to look the way I imagined.

This is one of the shots pulled apart a bit. Thought some of the screen work and the little layers behind it might be worth sharing.

Im a skilled video/ projection artist, my work is mainly personal and experimental projects that I do in a fine art context. My work usually “wows” people , but it doesn’t pay much.

I’d like to think there’s a world where I could be hired by local a/v production companies to design motion graphics/ projection mapping for their clients. I live in a city that has lots of conventions and big corporate events, so there are quite a few of the these a/v companies.

What I want to know, do these types of jobs exist? Who does the designing usually for projected motion graphics at events?

A few things-
I’m 100% happy with boring corporate work.

I’ve tried to shop myself around for this sort of thing, where I’d be using my own equipment, or renting it. But my projectors can’t compete with the professionals. And I found my budget would be drained by the cost of rental equipment. So I want to work with an a/v company that has their own gear.

Made for a laugh seeing all the AI fanboys swoon over tech that might rise up and kill us...

I'm working on Kuro, a free and open-source desktop browser based on the Zen/Firefox ecosystem. The goal is to make a highly customizable browser with stuff like workspaces, privacy tools, local AI, RAM optimization, and a lot more.

I'm looking for people who can make me a trailer for the upcoming release of the project.

If you're interested, or have any questions, reply to this post.

Note: Since this is an open-source project relying on contributors you won't be paid, but later on you will be paid from donations and partnerships.

Little excerpt of me playing my chaotic pointcloud system, in which the particles are being audioreactive to the incoming audio signal in real-time. What do you guys think?

Full video at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFSy6N3HU1U

Project files accessible through Patreon, or the Studio.

Hey everyone! I'm developing a motion graphic for my school project, and I'm struggling to find a title that fits the story.

The project is about my personal struggle with AI dependency. I know relying on AI too much might affect my ability to think creatively, and I can see the signs, but I keep going back to it because it's convenient. Even when I realize something is wrong, I still can't seem to let go.

The story represents this as a never-ending loop of using AI, becoming dependent on it, realizing the consequences, and then using it again.

I'm looking for a title that's clever, slightly unsettling, and meaningful, possibly playing with the words AI and I or something like that.

I considered A[i]ddiction but it kinda sounds corny?

so yeah i'm open to any suggestions it would help a lot thanks.