I've seen lots of starts to tutorials for shake users like andrew's tutorials like videocopilot.net, but they've all stopped after the first few updates :(

Has anyone found any longer running shake tutorials anywhere? My googling finds a few and some youtube stuff, but nothing long lasting.

Have you check there are Blog or email Andrew, Im sure he will get back to you. I start Learning After Effects from them. :)

I've asked if they could do shake stuff in their requests section on the website there, but he's an AE guy. I wouldn't honestly expect him to do shake tutorials. But I would love to see someone with the follow through he's had there. I have found these:

http://www.highend3d.com/shake/tutorials/
http://www.vfxtalk.com/forum/shake-tutorials-f50.html?f=50
http://finalfootage.com/?cat=15

Cole,

I've gotten a lot of helpful information out of the Shake videos at lynda.com. They are a little different from videocopilot in at least two ways, though:

(1) A lot of good stuff on videocopilot is available free of charge, whereas on lynda.com you have to purchase a subscription to see more than just a few samples.

(2) The Shake videos on lynda.com are centered on Shake's features, one at a time. What I like about videocopilot (and wish I had for Shake) is that each tutorial is built around a real-world problem, using various AE features as tools to get the job done.

Still, for me these videos have helped a lot, especially in combination with what Andrew Shanks and others have kindly made available to us.

- Martin

I've found a youtube user doing shake tutorials... emeeks77 Lots of his vlogs there are Mac vs. PC rants, but the Shake stuff he offers up is really quite good.

http://www.youtube.com/user/emeek77

Is there anything new on the Shake tutorials side? I also wish there was a videocopilot for the shake.