Create Old Photos Up In A Creepy Attic

Create Old Photos Up In A Creepy Attic

on Sep 19th 2012 with 4 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Requirements: After Effects
  • Difficulty: Beginner
  • Run Time: 69:28 min

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In today’s tutorial I will breakdown and recreate one of my projects. We will cover how to set up an environment that resembles an old attic, try to simulate an old photo look for our video material, and make it all come together by adding lots of small touches to the project. I created this after receiving low res video that the client wanted me to use. Full screen, this clips looked horrible, but after creating this “frame” of sorts, nobody will ever know the difference!

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Pawel Lukomski is a creator of Studio 35 a polish movie label. It was first established in 2001 as an collective that produced independent films and has been developing ever since. Round about 2009 Studio 35 widened the scope of it’s projects and started to design clips especially for dancers, for which it is now most famous in Poland and abroad. After a short pause in independent films and other forms, that was used to develop new skills and movie techniques Studio 35 came back. With a diverse offer ranging form spots and trailers to videoclips and animations S35 is well known for it’s distinct visual style which incorporates VFX and dynamic editing techniques.  

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  • http://www.graphicexpertsonline.com/ hasan

    Great post and its full of tutorial…thanks for share…

  • http://john.com John

    This tutorial really didn’t teach me anything knew, it was a pretty simple project. Don’t know if this should have been posted AE TUTS, it’s not up to AE TUT standards with all respect to the author. The final product looks a little cheap, not in a sense that it’s bad, but how it was stylized and the overall look seems a little stale. There are no techniques in here that call out the demand for the creation of this tutorial.

    • noname

      New*

  • Todd

    I appreciate the work, but didn’t get a sense of “creepy attic” or “old photos”.