Say, for example, you have 3 different sequences each containing a camera with a wiggle on their position property. First off, why the //? That’ll be covered in a future article about naming conventions. I usually have a composition named // Controls which contains a // Controller null layer (amongst other things). Be it for a co-worker taking over your project or just the future you, who won’t enjoy searching through a messy compositions structure. You will often see such a thing when you purchase items from marketplaces such as VideoHive.īut even when not selling your source files, you should act as if. It is a good practice to keep a controller layer in a separate stand-alone composition.
Expressions if used well, gives you the opportunity to create yourself a custom dashboard on which you can control various global variables. It can help you improve the quality and fluidity of your animation but it can also help you organize your project. Expressions are a really powerful feature in After Effects.
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