In this video tutorial, Aharon Rabinowitz shares some animation techiques for character lip-synching in Adobe After Effects. This is not just the simple method of using open and closed mouths -Rather, Aharon covers the more advanced use of phonemes, which are the different mouth shapes formed by a person when making various sounds in a spoken language.
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This tutorial has helped me out quite a few times. Thanks Aharon.
Great tip Mr. Rabinowitz! Hold keyframes make 2d animation much easier than before.