<p>I recommend the Creative Cow web site, specifically, <a href="http://forums.creativecow.net/adobeaftereffects">http://forums.creativecow.net/adobeaftereffects</a>. This will serve your need for getting help on AE, but this is not a site for posting to find some one to do the work for you. Hope this helps.</p>

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2012-01-20T23:25:32.750Z
2012-01-20T23:25:32.750Z
filzilla
<p>Try <a href="http://www.videocopilot.net/" rel="nofollow">Video Co-Pilot</a>.  They have several tutorials and a forum.</p>

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2012-10-22T21:41:05.217Z
The question was to recommend a *forum*, not a tutorial page. I might be mistaken, but Video Co-pilot posts great tutorials, but it's not a real forum.
Saaru Lindestøkke
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2012-10-23T02:00:10.280Z
Both Reading forums and tutorials is for you to know about after effects. They share the same purpose...to learn. Besides, Video Co-Pilot also recommends forums on After Effects, so better check it out.
Andrew James
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2012-10-23T07:43:10.687Z
Yes, they're both for learning purpooses. The question clearly states that the asker is looking for a place where he can pose a concrete question about a certain file. A tutorial page does not allow that. Feel free to add the recommendations of Video Co-pilot to improve your answer.
Saaru Lindestøkke
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2012-10-24T02:26:48.117Z
The link you have provided is for a studio, not for Video Co-Pilot.  Please correct your answer.
Friend Of George
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2012-10-24T17:02:34.870Z
They have a forum that is very helpful at times
Chris James Champeau
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2012-10-22T03:30:58.610Z
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Andrew James
<p>I've had good success with the Premiere forums in terms of getting my questions answered. I don't have any personal experience on the AE side of Adobe's site, but I would assume that community is active as well. Good luck!</p>

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2012-01-20T17:31:02.777Z
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VolcanoLotus
<p>I was wondering if anyone could suggest a good/active forum for Adobe After Effects/Video Editing in general. </p>

<p>I require the forum to ask for help in editing a file/some HD video or finding someone who would be willing to do such a thing. </p>

<p>This is as this Q&amp;A site would not allow me to such for such help.</p>

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2012-01-13T21:17:07.370Z
http://media-motion.tv/ae-list.html
datageist
<video><editing><recommendation><video-editor>
Video Editing/After Effects Forum To Ask For Help
James McCoy
# Video Editing/After Effects Forum To Ask For Help

(Asked by: username_0 on 2012-01-13)

I was wondering if anyone could suggest a good/active forum for Adobe After Effects/Video Editing in general.

I require the forum to ask for help in editing a file/some HD video or finding someone who would be willing to do such a thing.

This is as this Q&A site would not allow me to such for such help.

**Tags:** video, editing, recommendation, video-editor

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: http://media-motion.tv/ae-list.html  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2012-01-20. Score: 4

I recommend the Creative Cow web site, specifically, <http://forums.creativecow.net/adobeaftereffects>. This will serve your need for getting help on AE, but this is not a site for posting to find some one to do the work for you. Hope this helps.


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### Answer by username_3 on 2012-10-22. Score: 1

Try [Video Co-Pilot](http://www.videocopilot.net/). They have several tutorials and a forum.

> **Comments:**
> **username_4**: The question was to recommend a *forum*, not a tutorial page. I might be mistaken, but Video Co-pilot posts great tutorials, but it's not a real forum.  
> **username_3**: Both Reading forums and tutorials is for you to know about after effects. They share the same purpose...to learn. Besides, Video Co-Pilot also recommends forums on After Effects, so better check it out.  
> **username_4**: Yes, they're both for learning purpooses. The question clearly states that the asker is looking for a place where he can pose a concrete question about a certain file. A tutorial page does not allow that. Feel free to add the recommendations of Video Co-pilot to improve your answer.  
> **username_5**: The link you have provided is for a studio, not for Video Co-Pilot.  Please correct your answer.  
> **username_6**: They have a forum that is very helpful at times  

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### Answer by username_7 on 2012-01-20. Score: 0

I've had good success with the Premiere forums in terms of getting my questions answered. I don't have any personal experience on the AE side of Adobe's site, but I would assume that community is active as well. Good luck!


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