A great way to take modern footage and turn it into vintage looking aged film, using particles.

Have you ever looked in the Adobe After Effects Effects menu and wondered what some effects are used for?
This time: Add Grain

This is a preset that you can use on green screen footage or just general compositing.

Plain and simple, Film Flash is an automated, dynamic preset for After Effects that bumps up the exposure of the footage to create a cool transition effects between two video clips.

A one slider plugin that gives a very compelling filmic contrast “look” to your footage. Partially based on Ken Perlin’s Gain function.

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In real world of film making tilt-shift effect is normally added by using special tilt-shift lenses. But when it comes to low budget film making Adobe After Effects software comes in handy.

Cross-processing was used during the age of film cameras to give photographs a unique look. Technically it is the process of treating a film with the chemicals usually used for different type of film –like developing transparency film with C41 process.

Bleach Bypass is a processing technique used for color film to obtain low-saturated and high contrast images.

Film Burn is an Animation Preset that automatically creates the overexposed "roll-out" effect, where the tail (and the head if you want) of a clip flickers into overexposure. By Stu Maschwitz