How do I create those cool film burn transitions that look real???

[Steve Roberts]

You can buy stock footage of that (Artbeats is one source) and/or search the COW for “film burn”.

[Tl Westgate]

Perhaps Andrew Kramer’s Twitch plugin can do what you need:

https://www.videocopilot.net/twitch/

[David Bogie]

> how do I create those cool film burn transitions and carriage mess-ups???

Most of them aren’t real at all, they don’t even look real if you’ve ever shot film. but which ones? Tail-outs? Open the camera? Busted sprockets and actual film burning in the projection gate?

What is a “carriage mess-up”?

ArtBeats has a great and not too expensive stock reel of superb film effects. Also, google will yield you several freebies (probably low rez but you might be able to deconstruct them) but weeding through the garbage and spam is tedious.
We see the request often here, have you searched the local files, forums, and tutorials?

bogiesan

This is my standard sigfile so do not take it personally: “For crying out loud, read the freakin’ manual.”

[Brent Pierce]

I just posted a downloadable link on my blog with film burns that perfect for this.
Pierce Productions

[Jake Powley]

Hi Brent,

thanks for posting those, just downloaded and used a couple for an emergency edit – yes the client wanted to see what that burnt film thing would look like! ever popular …

Are these totally clear to use rights wise? wouldn’t want to tread on anyones toes.

Jake

[Ian Dillon]

I too am glad to now have those in my collection. A little late for my original request, so I used Twitch as the other poster earlier suggested. It was fun and cool to use. Gave a similar effect. More artsy though, than “real”, as the ones just posted. Both are awesome. Thanks!!!

Playroom Creative
http://www.playroomcreative.com

[Brent Pierce]

Yes, every clip is open to the public. Use them for whatever you need.

[Denver Riddle]

I have some free HD one’s that are available for use, I created the HD one’s that Brent Pierce distributes. You can download them at:

you can preview them at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72Qr0Zv6tM0

and

download them at:
https://www.digitalcinemafoundry.com/2010/02/19/free-film-burns-exclusively-here/

All you do is add them to you video track 2 or layer above and use “screen” as your compositing or blending mode.

Cheers,
Denver Riddle

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[Aleksey Tarasov]

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