I'm not new to AE, but this is a noob question...film look?


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I'm not new to AE, but this is a noob question...film look?
by Chris Powers on Jun 18, 2008 at 5:10:10 am

I know, I know, everyone here probably has their own formulas and ways of doing this, but I was wondering if someone could lay out how best to go about getting that film look with AE (or any CS3 programs). OR direct me to where I might find this info, thanks a googolplex...really.

-Chris

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Re: I'm not new to AE, but this is a noob question...film look?
by Chris Wright on Jun 18, 2008 at 5:41:21 am

deinterlace with fieldskit or AE export fields off and slow to 24p with timewarp or twixtor. change gamma curves, or buy 24p camera and pulldown to 23.976.

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Re: I'm not new to AE, but this is a noob question...film look?
by Tom Westgate on Jun 18, 2008 at 12:07:56 pm

As for changing the frame rate, you can use Andrew Kramer's Frame Rate Converter, a free preset that's super easy to use.

http://www.videocopilot.net/presets.html?id=100

-- TL

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Re: I'm not new to AE, but this is a noob question...film look?
by Chris Wright on Jun 18, 2008 at 8:29:45 pm

I find his workflow wonky. See post.

http://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/50/855588

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Re: I'm not new to AE, but this is a noob question...film look?
by jon agnew on Jun 18, 2008 at 4:24:51 pm

What kind of film look are you after? Damaged film is one thing, applying a "look", as in color grading, is something else entirely.

And though I love 24p, it doesn't look like film....It just looks less like video.

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Re: I'm not new to AE, but this is a noob question...film look?
by Tom Scott on Jun 20, 2008 at 1:01:54 am

I'm with Jon on this one. There's a lot more to getting a film look than just using a 24P frame rate.

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