In this tutorial, I'm going to share with you an interesting technique for animating the wiggle expression in After Effects. This allows you to smoothly transition an object from a stationary state to a state of random movement. At first, I will apply a common wiggle expression to a layer, setting the stage for our animation. The slider control effect then becomes our secret weapon. It's a powerful tool that isn't used often but can be quite handy in managing your animations. By creating duplicates and appropriately renaming the sliders as 'frequency' and 'amount', we establish clear control points for the wiggle effect. The pick whip tool also comes into play, offering a way to link these sliders to the wiggle expression. The beauty of this method lies in its flexibility. You're free to animate the frequency, the amount, or both, based on what suits your creative vision. This tutorial is more than a step-by-step guide. My aim is for you to gain some valuable skills and insights into the various ways you can be more inventive with After Effects. 👉️ Save Your Time With Premiere Pro Templates!: https://thislink.click/envato #wiggleexpression #wiggleaftereffects #expressionsaftereffects #aftereffects #aftereffectstutorial Time Table: 0:00 Example 0:10 Tutorial 0:56 Customize Related content: https://youtu.be/0QfZW4qbFao https://youtu.be/M1dww-vp7To https://youtu.be/cpZmb8FH5Zo