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Procedural Ripped Paper Effect | After Effects Tutorial

In this video I show you how to get a procedural ripped paper effect, where once you’ve set it up all you need to do is drop in your footage or still images (or text. Or shapes layers. You get the idea) and it outputs a ripped paper effect. This torn paper look works really well with collage style animation. ============================================================= ► Download free Procedural Ripped Paper Effect project file: https://thevideoshop.gumroad.com/l/gtxbf ► Download other free project files from my gumroad: https://gumroad.com/thevideoshop ============================================================= The Video Shop Long Play:    / @thevideoshoplongplay   ============================================================= Chapters: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:33 - Composition settings 00:01:18 - Paper texture reference 00:01:57 - Stencil alpha layer mode 00:02:11 - Simple choker 00:02:22 - Wiggle expression 00:02:36 - Turbulance Displace 00:02:58 - Time expression 00:03:49 - Roughen Edges 00:04:08 - Varying luminance of top image 00:04:22 - Adding paper texture to top image 00:04:52 - Wiggle expression on opacity 00:05:13 - Preserve underlying transparency 00:05:39 - Edge rip 00:06:02 - Copy and paste effects 00:06:13 - Adjust settings 00:06:40 - Pulling it all together 00:06:57 - Checking original reference 00:07:23 - Copy and paste effects 00:07:42 - Adjust settings 00:07:54 - Adding translucence to edge of ripped paper 00:08:13 - Final touches 00:11:08 - Outro ============================================================= ► Subscribe for more tutorials like this:    / @thevideoshoplondon   ============================================================= ► If you have any questions just let me know in the comments. ► Find me: https://linktr.ee/TheVideoShop #aftereffectstutorial #collageanimation #rippedpaperaftereffects #animation #learnaftereffects #motiondesign #learnmotiondesign #learnanimation