In this tutorial, we will show you how to create an advanced double exposure effect using Adobe After Effects. Follow these steps for an easy workflow to achieve this striking visual effect.

**Step 1: Import Your Footage**
Start by importing your footage into Adobe After Effects. You can use the exact footage provided in the tutorial or download other free samples. Ensure your footage has a lot of contrast or a white background. Footage with heavy shadows is ideal, as the black parts will show your double exposure effect.

**Step 2: Prepare Your Footage**
Create a new composition with your imported footage. Adjust the composition settings to match the resolution and frame rate of your footage.

**Step 3: Add the Silhouette**
Import the silhouette image you want to use for the double exposure effect. For this tutorial, we used the silhouette of the New York skyline. Place the silhouette over the horizon of your footage.

**Step 4: Apply Blending Modes**
To create the double exposure effect, apply blending modes to your silhouette layer. Experiment with different blending modes such as "Screen," "Overlay," or "Multiply" to achieve the desired effect.

**Step 5: Adjust Opacity and Contrast**
Adjust the opacity and contrast of your layers to enhance the double exposure effect. Use curves and levels adjustments to fine-tune the look of your composition.

**Step 6: Add Finishing Touches**
Add any additional elements or effects to complete your double exposure. This could include color grading, vignettes, or light leaks to enhance the overall aesthetic.

For a detailed step-by-step guide on creating an advanced double exposure effect in Adobe After Effects, watch the full video tutorial.