Mastering After Effects: Film Burn Transition Tutorial

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In today's tutorial, I'm excited to guide you through creating an incredible film burn effect in After Effects. This effect adds a dynamic and visually striking element to your projects. Follow along as I break down the process into easy-to-follow steps, ensuring you can replicate this effect in your own projects.
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Introduction to Film Burn Effect: 0:00 - 0:45
Setting Up the Composition: 0:46 - 1:30
Working with Stock Footage: 1:31 - 2:15
Applying Glow and Screen Modes: 2:16 - 3:00
Creating the Burn Effect: 3:01 - 3:45
Adding Camera Movement: 3:46 - 4:30
Final Touches with Light Leaks: 4:31 - 5:15
Conclusion and Additional Resources: 5:16 - End

[@MotionScience]

Here’s how you create organic, tactile, and visually stunning motion graphics that truly stand out. Download my FREE Guide to Mastering Organic Motion Design → motionscience.tv/guide

[@bernarddevilliers8136]

Very cool. Like it a lot and learned a few things

[@princecharles938]

Hi Cameron, We need more project explanations and tutorials from this Motion Science Channel. Please update regularly!

[@MotionScience]

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[@hugojupiter4364]

How do you get the film burn that you import at the beginning ?

[@Isatay1998]

thank you very much for providing such an valuable lesson !

[@MotionScience]

You're very welcome!

[@arrokianoosh2944]

Thank you I was trying to create something like this 👍👍

[@MotionScience]

Glad I could help!

[@michaeleissenberg637]

Really helpful tutorial!

[@MotionScience]

Glad it was helpful!

[@CreativePunk5555]

Hey Cameron, haven't seen ya around here for a while, hope all is well with u and all is good - miss seeing your content.

[@MotionScience]

New tutorials coming soon!

[@adrian_medina77]

I don't understand where you got the burn overlay from. You don't put any download link or anything.

[@HarshAnalysis]

is 16gb enough for after effects

[@MotionScience]

16gb will allow you to work in AE, but more is better. 32, 64, and even 128gb

[@milkybalance342]

Super dope

[@J2Kdesigns]

I came here to find out how to make film look like it was getting burned with AfterEffects. Then I saw you just downloaded it. LOL, really?

[@MotionScience]

Great!