In this tutorial, we will show you how to create a freeze frame 3D parallax clone effect using Adobe After Effects. Follow these steps to achieve this dynamic visual effect.

**Step 1: Prepare Your Footage**
Record your footage from different angles to achieve the parallax effect. Import the footage into Adobe After Effects and create a new composition.

**Step 2: Mark the Freeze Frame Moment**
Import your clip into the composition and navigate to the moment you want to freeze. Use the asterisk (*) key on your keyboard to place markers on your clip for easy reference.

**Step 3: Duplicate Your Shot**

1. Duplicate your layer by selecting it and pressing **Ctrl+D** (Windows) or **Cmd+D** (Mac).
2. Jump from layer to layer, making sure to time each duplicate correctly to align with the freeze frame markers.

**Step 4: Use Mocha AE for Tracking**

1. Open Mocha AE from within After Effects by selecting your layer and going to **Animation** > **Track in Mocha AE**.
2. Track the movement of your footage in Mocha AE. Ensure that you track the footage accurately to maintain the parallax effect.
3. Once the tracking is complete, close Mocha AE and apply the tracking data to your layer in After Effects.

**Step 5: Create Freeze Frames**

1. Select the layer at the moment you want to freeze and go to **Layer** > **Time** > **Freeze Frame**.
2. Mask your subject using the **Pen Tool** to isolate them from the background.
3. Repeat this process for each duplicate layer to create multiple freeze frames of your subject from different angles.

**Step 6: Trim Layers and Adjust Keyframes**

1. Trim each duplicate layer to ensure that the freeze frames appear and disappear at the correct times.
2. Check your keyframes to avoid any artifacts or jumps in the final video. Adjust the keyframes as needed to smooth out the transitions.

**Step 7: Add Parallax Effect**

1. Create a new camera layer by going to **Layer** > **New** > **Camera**.
2. Convert your freeze frame layers to 3D layers by selecting them and clicking on the 3D layer switch (cube icon).
3. Adjust the position and scale of each 3D layer to create a sense of depth and parallax as the camera moves.
4. Animate the camera movement to enhance the parallax effect, making it appear as if the scene is moving around the frozen subjects.

**Step 8: Final Adjustments and Rendering**

1. Apply color correction and any additional effects to enhance the overall look of the composition.
2. Once satisfied with the effect, render and export your composition. Go to **Composition** > **Add to Render Queue** and choose the appropriate settings for your final output.

For a detailed, step-by-step guide on creating the freeze frame 3D parallax clone effect using Adobe After Effects, watch the full video tutorial.