The VHS Look in After Effects

Teacher

Jake Bartlett

Categories

Creative, Graphic Design, Illustration

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$4.99 Free

If you’re as fond of the 80s as I am, than you’re gonna love this class! Learn how to make any animation, video or still photo look like it came straight out of a beat up camcorder, and reuse the effect on absolutely any project!

I’ll teach you how to take advantage of using many different adjustment layers stacked on top of each other, advanced blending mode techniques, and unleash the power of precomps. We’ll walk through how to use lots of different effects in ways you may not have before, and build completely customizable visual distortions.

I’ll see you in class!

VCR Font: http://www.dafont.com/vcr-osd-mono.font

Course Features

Lectures 16
Quizzes 0
Language English
Students 3
Certificate Yes
Assessments Yes

Course' 16
- Lecture1.1
  
  1. Course Trailer 01 min
- Lecture1.2
  
  2. Getting Started 04 min
- Lecture1.3
  
  3. Luminance and Color 12 min
- Lecture1.4
  
  4. Custom Contrast 06 min
- Lecture1.5
  
  5. Displacement Maps 08 min
- Lecture1.6
  
  6. Light Leak and Edge Static 06 min
- Lecture1.7
  
  7. Frame Jitter 02 min
- Lecture1.8
  
  8. RGB Split and Color Drift 09 min
- Lecture1.9
  
  9. Static Lines 10 min
- Lecture1.10
  
  10. Real VHS Static 05 min
- Lecture1.11
  
  11. Real VHS Distortion 09 min
- Lecture1.12
  
  12. Edge & Lower Distortions 06 min
- Lecture1.13
  
  13. Horizontal Drifting 08 min
- Lecture1.14
  
  14. Startup Distortion 05 min
- Lecture1.15
  
  15. VCR Overlays 05 min
- Lecture1.16
  
  16. That’s It! 01 min

Jake Bartlett

Motion Designer

I’ve been working as a motion designer for over ten years. After graduating with a degree in digital media and working at a production company in LA for 5 years, I made the jump to full-time freelance. Since then I've begun teaching motion design courses online at Skillshare, School of Motion, and my YouTube channel. Supporting my family as a motion designer is a dream for me. I get to make things move every single day, and be at home with my wife and family while doing it.