Love the look of animated 35mm film? It can be tricky to really replicate this effect, but it's nevertheless possible. This tutorial shows you how to use Adobe After Effects to create your own clip of 3-D animated film footage.
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Create a twinkling star effect in Adobe After Effects
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How To:
Create the Droste Effect with Adobe After Effects
How To:
Use the XML project file format in After Effects CS4
How To:
Get started with Trapcode Lux After Effects plugin
How To:
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How To:
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How To:
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How To:
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How To:
Create an RGB split effect in After Effects
How To:
Create an old age 8mm film look in After Effects
How To:
Create a Bourne Ultimatum flashback in After Effects
How To:
Create the jumbotron look in After Effects
How To:
Create a skybox or skydome in After Effects
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