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TV Look(Bluish w/Zebra Lines)
Hello,
I’m trying to achieve this tv effect/retro look that is in the video link posted below for an major class project. This was the best example i could find for what i am trying to achieve(sorry for the music). It’s an 3 video mix which all have the same effect( TV Bluish Look With The Zebra Lines and Flickering) . Can this be created in AE or FCP and is this maybe like an plugin or filter.Please help if you can. Thank you guys much
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGRFenp-bWU
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There have been tons of postings here on the COW and all over the web on various TV looks. Here’s a quick search that turns up a ton of stuff.
Basically, in AE, a venetian blinds transition gets you your lines, a levels effect gets you a bluish color and a wiggle expression on the opacity gets you a flicker. There is a lot more you can go into and the search I posted should give you all the info you need.
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I’ll call specific attention to one of the results of the search that Michael provided: “Animation preset list”. That list shows that there are three animation presets that have “Bad TV” in their names. These can get you started.
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Sometimes I think the easiest way is the best. Bring the footage you are going to use to be on the TV into After Effects and Interpret Footage>>Separate Fields>>Off. This will only work if your footage is interlaced and not progressive. You’ll see all the interlacing lines. Just add a little blue using Curves, Levels, Tint, or whatever you like, and add a small glow.
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