

Great question! Well the short answer is there are a LOT of reasons why you might want to link Cinema 4D and After Effects together, but here are a few of our favs: Why Should I Move Between Cinema 4D and After Effects? In this article, we are going to discuss how to take advantage of this amazing workflow between After Effects and Cinema 4D. Despite being developed by two different companies (Adobe and Maxon), C4D and After Effects have some pretty deep integrations that make them play really well together.


I'm always amazed at the number of people that don't realize that Cinema 4D and After Effects integrate really well with each other. Want to move your projects between Cinema 4D and After Effects?
