I love you and your tuts

Thank you so much Andrew Kremer! I believe you tutorials is my saver! There is this friend of mine who have decided to leave me doing a project (video) all on my own without giving me any resources, and i believe your tutorials definitely can show him that i am not so pathetic like what he thought! Thank you so much although i have yet to finish that video, but i believ i can finish it successfully! Not only that, your Tutorials are amazingly easy to understand! Thanks again!! :)

Hey Andrew! i just changed my vacations to stay here on my house studying after effects! and it's amazing man!

so much thanks from a brazilian living in rome!
yo!

this tutorial is good.thanks

u are the best i'v seen,its too reailistic

thanks !!!!

ANREW your the best teacher, helped me a lot thanks
I cant wait you making flying ramdom txt tutorial.

Where did you find the old film texture? I know I can find it by downloading this project, but just so I could have more than one.

You get the 8mm file by clicking the "Download Project" button right next to the "watch" button.

Thank you, great tutorial ...

hi

where do i get the real_8mm _film.mov from to do this tutorial?

Thanks.

Aliya

I learn a lot from this website! thank tou again

heloo
the program is very very good
tank you

thanks video copilat team

ooowww man very very nice... good job man...

thanks and i love u forever~~:)

Thanks you very much!we need more from u ...
Perfect result, and, realy easy.
Continue your work! I love it!

Great tutorial

Great tutorial thank you so much!

Thanks for this excellent tutorial. Here is the oldstyle silentmovie "fireflowers for valentine".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPwuGVYIiwY

Thanks again!

I had trouble finding a tutorial video that made
a legitimate old film look. Thanks you.

really you are awesome man
very nice work n way of teaching
thanks a lot

Thank you man
good job and keep going

form INDIA

This is the greatest thank you i have given out in the last couple of years. Andrew, you are the best teacher I have ever had. I'm shocked. Great tutorial, keep em coming!

you are the greatest. - from Korea

Thanks man!!

thank you very much, you are the greatest

Mil Gracias !!!, Andrew por este Tutorial

thanks !

good job. from Turkey.

Thank you so much!

Thanxs mate !

You are a greate teacher...

Gracias por la onda !

Thank you for uploading your tutorial film.
you're great and smart teacher!
I can't english very well but I understood almost your word. Thank you very much.

Thanks Andrew. A informative tutorial.

Thank you so much. So far i have learned flash and photoshop by myself and found a lot of useful links and tutorialsites, but non of them so great as this site. Absolutetly awesome :)

Great way of doing things, and looks better than most of the plug-in's I have seen.

I was wondering though, does anyone know where to get a 1080p clip like this. I really need to do something like this on a project I'm working on, but need a decent resolution to work with. Thanks.

i appreciate your efforts in free sharing unique tutorials (-:

Wow!really cool...thanks a lot!!!

thank u for the tutorial..really nice effect.....

Actually very creative effects,is very usufull for editors.I would thankx from bottum of my heart for copilet team.

You're like my personnal Jesus !
For real these tutorials saved my life today ! :)
So keep up with the good work you're doing a great job for little nerds like myself...

well,very good ,I like!!!

thankx...i need this i have got it yahoooo

Cool Effects!
Thanks for help.....

I used premiere pro 2.0 and imported the real 8mm film used change to colour changed the white to green and then used the green screen key works pucca nice one cheers

thank you andrew for this tutorial, im editing my movie and this tutorial help me alot, so thanks

Just a thought on this tutorial: The video flow is too perfect. With old cameras the speed varied, and frame skipping wasn't seldom.

Compliments on your tutorials

This is so awesome! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

thanxx!!

Seriously in 4 min?? Deeeeeeeeaaaaam U'r da Bomb man
Saludos desde mexico

Nice tutorial! Wish I had seen this earlier. Here I went and copied the old film effect into the AE effects folder, easier, but not as authentic as this! Thanks for sharing you brilliance oh great overlord of AE!

nice tutorial..

Thanks, man. :)

Thank you so much for this tutorial it is greatly appreciated

thanx a lot andrew, i love ur tutorials

thanks alot man, ur an asset to the after effects community ^^

I have a 30 day free trial of CS4, trying to learn how to use. I would like to use the 8mm film look in my video, but cannot seem to get it to convert. Is there any way to convert to wmv?

I love this tutorial. A great, simple effect.

MUY BUENOS TUS TUTORIALES, DE GRAN AYUDA!!! :)

Andrew i have a question about some strange thing in my notebook (newbie question pearhaps...)

Take a look in this image capture of first frame on original downloaded MOV from this page please.

http://villasweb.com/testes/file_original.jpg

Can you see something like interlced desincronization or what ?? Is it normal?
...or Someone can explain please?

All my DV videos apears like that.

Thanks in advance

To loop the 8mm right click the file in project, go to interpret footage => Main

at the bottom it says loop X times.
set that to 100 to get 8 minutes.

or just take your run time and divide by 8 for the number of loops.

Tremendous free tutorial! Thanks for the tips!

You know your Onions! Just a quick one, as the other's have stated, how do you make the 8 sec. old film look go on for longer?


Many Thanks

Hey Andrew,

This tutorial helped me a lot... thanks!
Now it looks so much better then doing the old film effect in windows movie maker! ;)

But I also am making a longer shot then 8 sec. How can I loop or duplicate this 8mm mov in the same layer?

Thanks again!

horrorshow, download the "proyect" near to "watch", there you have the same 8mm footage Andy uses, cheers, and thx Andy for your dedication

Wow!!! very amazing!!!

Thank you so much!!

thanks you so much!your tutorials help me so much!Amazing,friend!

Andrew! This is awesome old film look tutorial.
But here's my question: In tutorial, you use a sample of old 8mmm old film (just for 8 sec long). What if I wanna make a longer footage for my project. (longer than 8 sec.)
Please help! Thanks a lot

is this 8mm film sometime available?
it isn't there and i really need it for a project i'm working on

can someone help me out?


thx, x

thanks!!!! i was searching a way to do this on premiere... but well... i think im gonna do it this way ^_^ thanks!!!!

I cant help it, have to bigup s'more...

Andrew, if more people in the world were as generous with their time in providing such absolute amazingly detailed instructions on other things people struggled to learn, the world itself would be full of artists.

So many people I know have the gift, but not the ability to show it. You are providing so much for people who CAN but were hindered someway.

Of all the applications I've tried, from music production to 3d-cad apps, no-one has provided as much for so little by way of example.

You win the internet, dude !!!!!

King Tut!
I'll definitely use this one. Thanks again.

HI,

Is the movie file also for PAL available, with 25 frames instead of the 29.97?

Thank you so much! This tutorial means a lot!

wow~! thank you~

you rock bro! thanks a lot! also learned a lot from your evolution tutorials...

Thank you so much for sharing!!!I've learn a lot with your tutorials! :)

Thanks for this simple, but very good to understand, handy tutorial!

thanks for this tutorial.

very informative tutorials man,,, thanks a lot,!:)

where can i get the real 8mm footage?. Its an cool tutorial thanks.

that's great - thanks for sharing*

thank you for tutorial....

thanks for this tutorial.

GREAT TUTORIAL and EASY too! Keep up the good work... Im learning a lot from you.. Props from Mexico

gracias estoy aprendendo muchisimo con videocopilot.net cuando inicie a trabajar comprare los tutoriales, no a la pirateriaaaa

I had a similar problem... had to revert to an older version of Quicktime. Yeah, pain in the butt, but it corrected the problem... for now.

hey, err...although the vid tut is awesome, the real 8,, film isnt working on my after effects. I'm using version 8.0.0.298 CS3 Professional...when i try adding the video into the project it says "After Effects error: File 'Real_8mm_film.mov'cannot be opended, it may be in an unsupported format." =/ help?...please?

Andrew, you'r the MAN! I just love your stuff, keep the good thing comin'

man, those and this tutorials are awesome, i cant believe how muck ive learn in just 3 days, thanks andrew your tha man dog.

Thank you so very much for this video.

You are the best!

Herbert Wilcox thanks you good man for allowing me to tweak my Kinetoscope dailies.

Your tutorials are exemplary.

Great mann!
thanx for giving us the valuable tytorials,
this is the site that watch everydya & everytime,
you have shown that what exactly the after effects aan do

So i see that everyone is looking for the old 8mm film look. So ya i am 2. if you could let me know how to, or where to look for that. By the way i am new to your site, and I can't stop watching your tutorials.

you just gave me an unlimited supply of idea's!! hopefully ill get to meet you someday andrew~~

awesome! it's an old one, but a good one!

Wow...thanks so much for your work and help. it has really been a big help for me. This effect is really cool

Hi! Good Job! Im 16 years old from Phil. and Im a fan of your work. Youre just great and amazing. Thanks for the tutorial. Do you have a tutvid with flash and fireworks/dreamweaver? I cant wait for your tutorials. Thanks again. God Bless you!

Thank for every tutorial on this page. It's great

what you also can do is to decrease the frame rate, it realy does the trick!

superb

This is really handy. I'm in the middle of a project and i'm gonna need this for it. I've been checkin'out this site for a week and I am completely amazed. I didn't knew there were so much handy and cool stuff we could do with after effects.... This is a GREAT place to learn.

Cumpliments from Portugal

Great tutorial - and a good way to save money on Super8 film!

But don't forget to set the frame rate to 18fps - the frame rate of real 8mm film.

This old film was in my dreams, and you made it real ! Thanks a lot ! :)

This is such a really nice tutorial,
Thank you very much

Thank you.I love it.

What can i add else? Thanks for your contributions to the humanity

Thanks you very much!
Perfect result, and, realy easy.
Continue your work! I love it!

muito bom, o tutorial, o projeto final ficou massa, mandem mais por favor, obrigado.

Andrew you are a great teacher. Thank you for every tutorial.

thank you

Will this Plug-in work with Final cut Pro?

No matter how old.. it's new to me. I've never touched After effect till a week ago.
I'm learning pretty quik too, thanks to this site.

Respect! Blured edges... ... I knew I was missing something all this time :D

I used some of this for my video.

Excellent results using the multiply key right in Premiere 2.0

I also got an old film projector sound effect and record crackling sound effect to heighten the feel. Also, midway through I used a higpass filter to give it that extra nasally old microphone feel from the early 'talkies' ALl and all, and accomplishment I'm quite proud of, so check it out and comment if you would!

Here's the URL on YOUTUBE:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKVXbanyzOo



Thanks so much!

-JohnBaum

I'm psyched about putting this to use on one of my recent projects!

thank you

very good hero but from where can i get the old film or how can i create it in after e thank you so much

Chris,

The files are up above under the link "Project".
You can download everything you need from there.

THANKS so much for this tut.
It was fantastic

thank you so much it seems great but were can i get this real 8mm film, i searched a lot for it :(

can u upload urs here, so we can use :S

thank you :D

Good tutorial, helped alot

very goodddd... tanks man!! good luck to you!!

Dun - dun!!!
I guess you're just what I needed!!!
Thanks

great man!!!

thank you

This may be two years old, but I haven't needed it until today! This is great! Thank you very much for this!

Much better than my much lazier method of importing into movie maker and using one of there effects and then exporting and tweaking with after effects.

I've been looking at this site daily for months now and this is the first time I've actually watched this tutorial.

Anyways thanks for this tutorial... even if you did make it 2 years ago...