Get that retro film effect in After Effects | Grindhouse

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In this video tutorial I show you how to get that retro film effect in Adobe After Effects without any plugins. This is a great way to give your videos that old school retro look and feel.
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00:00 Introduction
00:34 Building the Type
02:07 Adding Movement to Type
03:06 Creating Dust
04:49 Adding FX
07:03 Creating 3D Text Extrusions
09:09 Wrap Up

[@MotionScience]

Here’s how you create organic, tactile, and visually stunning motion graphics that truly stand out. Download my FREE Guide to Mastering Organic Motion Design → motionscience.tv/guide

[@latent-broadcasting]

Thanks for teaching us how to do it! A lot of content creators just use presets and it is not useful if you're just starting like me and want to learn. So it is very much appreciated!

[@RossOzarka]

Consider also putting a 2px gaussian blur on the whole thing, so it's not as sharp

[@systemuser8701]

Some really good quality motion work _.....for a change !!!_

[@srobin302]

this is gold! tanks for share all this whit us !

[@blueustick]

I wish the frame wasnt cut off so I could see what menu items you were choosing. And that you would specify what the steps are more. Like accessing Wiggle function, explaining things, etc. Other than that, good tutorial

[@MotionScience]

Noted. My courses are very detailed.

[@cuttothechasenews]

As someone who has zero experience in after effects. I was able to follow along pretty well! Some things were vague, such as, i need to hold down Alt when I click, I didn't register it as (Alt+click) in my mind. overall good tutorial, I love creating old movie grindhouse style videos so this was awesome!

[@MotionScience]

Great to hear! Check out my School of Cinematic Motion Design to learn even more techniques like this > motionscience.tv

[@Cvrchak88]

Dude this is amazing 🤩

[@MotionScience]

Glad you think so!

[@Leyla18231]

Awesome tutorial, easy to follow for a beginner like myself, I loved how my video turned out thank you!

[@MotionScience]

Glad it was helpful!

[@doodlve]

Awesome

[@louisthorn8562]

Thanks so much - really great instructions!

[@MotionScience]

Happy to help!

[@crumblers_wisdom6423]

awsome stuff dude

[@MotionScience]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@TheDudeway]

How was this effect done original ? What did they use ?

[@JamesTheGiantPanda]

I believe it was a result of the film going through a projector

[@brooksmccormick5154]

What software are you using?

[@MotionScience]

Adobe After Effects

[@landrodaoud1531]

@@MotionScience do I need powerful computer specs to run *_Ae_* ? Is it possible to add the grindhouse effect on a movie? For instance *_"Avatar"_*

[@li6ma179]

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