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The Forbidden Room – Style
The Forbidden Room Trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwKvz-wA3I0Hey Guys, Rookie poster here so tear me apart to teach me the proper way to lay things out properly.
I was hoping someone might give me some pointers on how they created some of these styles. In my head it’s obviously about the grade and textures but I was hoping someone might point me in a good direction to find some similar burns like those in these sequences and maybe a rough idea of where to start with the colouring.
Thanks in Advance for all your help.
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You can buy film light-leak and burns as files and then composite them in as layers, which will duplicate this effect pretty closely:
https://cinegrain.com/
https://gorillagrain.com/
https://www.rgrain.com/
https://www.crumplepop.com/
https://indieessentials.com
https://www.filmwash.com/shop/
https://vegasaur.com/film-grain
https://filmlooks.com/
https://www.fxphd.com/store/stock/scratchfx-footage-bundle/
https://www.artbeats.com/collections/638-Film-Clutter-2-HD/info [costly]Each of them has pros and cons, but I generally find I return to Cinegrain most of the time. Crumblepop, FilmLooks, and Indie Essentials have some good damaged film bits, as does Warren Eagles with his ScratchFX bundle on FXPHD.
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It looks like they used some of the burn effects as a displacement layer. Perhaps in AE,Fusion or Nuke. Possible to do with an ofx plugin as well.
Glenn
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Ah wow thanks for all of the advice guys, I’ve been trying to recreate some of those transitions but and researching the resources you guys gave me. I think it might take a while though.
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