One way to be more efficient in After Effects<\/strong> is to become a keyframe wiz. \u00a0Being adept at keyframing means a faster workflow and more dynamic projects. \u00a0However, despite the powerful keyframe features in After Effects<\/strong>, some functionality still falls a bit short. \u00a0The After Effects wizzes\u00a0at AEScripts.com<\/a> have created a really handy script to address one such function, copying and pasting multiple keyframes.<\/p>\n The really awesome thing about this AE script is that you can copy and keyframe on multiple<\/em> layers<\/strong>.<\/p>\n There’s a multitude of uses for this simple After Effects script to speed up your video editing<\/strong> or motion design<\/strong> work. Very handy for duplicating the motion of several elements onto several NEW elements (images, graphics, etc). \u00a0See the video below to see it in action.<\/p>\n Maybe Adobe will catch wind and include this functionality in future AE versions. \u00a0Until then, give this script a spin….you may catch yourself wondering what you ever did without it.<\/p>\n “Name your own price” and\u00a0download the Paste Multiple Keyframes<\/a>\u00a0<\/strong>script from\u00a0AEScripts.com<\/a><\/p>\n