Get this collection at the ridiculously low price of 29.95$. This is the real deal because if you would buy the clips separatly at the price of 6.00$ each, this would cost you 162.00$. All the files that you can find in the dirt and scratches section and in the heavy scratches section are included in this amazing bundle of pure goodness.
These are film scans of authentic countdowns and other kinds of leaders. What you would usually find on the internet are cheap imitations created with motion graphic softwares but this is the real thing. Most of them probably made the drive-ins in the 40’s, 50’s, 60’s or 70’s, so you’re buying film history.
This awesome collection contains an impressive variety of grungy styles for your music videos, sport videos or experimental art projects. They are to use as overlays, backgrounds or graphic elements. There is a lot to play around with. These film clips were so destroyed and over painted that we couldn’t get them in the scanner so we shot everything frame by frame on a homemade system that we had to build with love, just for you.
Remember the old days when people were watching movies on old projectors and once in a while, the film was getting stuck and the light was so hot that the film started to melt and burn? This great footage of burning 16mm could be used in your grindhouse film but it could also be of great use in any other creative projects.
This luxurious collection is a must have if you love vintage effects. All the files are raw footage of blank colored surfaces shot with super 8 vintage cameras under different light exposures. The result ?: A variety of amazing richnesses and sizes of grains. You just overlay one or few of these clips over your footage using composite modes and you will get some amazing results. We have some great tutorials that will show you the techniques we developped to achieve impressive results.
This would cost you 84.00$ if you were to buy them all separately. Bleached film is the result of a very bad manipulation of film during processing. These very beautiful photochemical artefacts could be used in cool looking music videos, skateboarding movies or experimental art films. Play around with composite modes on different layers, try out some keying techniques, just go wild with it, experiment, make some art.
This is 16mm clear film leader that was covered with ink. It could be used in cool looking music videos, skateboarding movies or experimental art films. You just overlay one or few of these clips over your footage using composite modes and play around with saturation, opacity and brightness. You will get some amazing results. Just go wild with it. Experiment. Make some art.
In this collection, you will find some amazing experimentations that we’ve done with paint over 16mm film. We tried all kinds of paints: acrylic paint, oil paint, clear glass paint, airbrush paint, you name it. Some of our clips even have food colouring on them. We also experimented a lot with the textures by using different tools, techniques and approaches.
This is raw footage of a blank colored surface shot with a vintage super 8 Sankyo camera. Photography was taken in a room with typical lightning. The film used was kodak Vision 3 – 200T. Some portion of the clip was scanned at 18fps and some of it at 24fps. Those two speeds were the actual standards in the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. Scanned with a real time HD telecine transfer system. Digital file is Apple ProRes 422 – 1080P – 24fps. Size: 1.39 GB. Duration: 01:03
By buying this product, you agree to our Terms and Conditions. After you buy, go check your email for the download link. This is raw footage of a blank colored surface shot with a vintage super 8 Bell and Howell camera Photography was taken in extreme low light conditions, and the result is a rich ultra heavy grain The film used was kodak Vision 3 – 500T Some portion of the clip was scanned at 18fps and some of it at 24fps. […]
By buying this product, you agree to our Terms and Conditions. After you buy, go check your email for the download link. This is raw footage of a blank colored surface shot with a vintage super 8 Bell and Howell camera The film used was kodak Vision 3 – 500T Some portion of the clip was scanned at 18fps and some of it at 24fps. Those two speeds were the actual standards in the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. Maybe you will notice […]
By buying this product, you agree to our Terms and Conditions. After you buy, go check your email for the download link. This is raw footage of a blank surface shot with a vintage super 8 Bell and Howell camera The film used was kodak Vision 3 – 200T Some portion of the clip was scanned at 18fps and some of it at 24fps. Those two speeds were the actual standards in the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. Maybe you will notice the […]
By buying this product, you agree to our Terms and Conditions. After you buy, go check your email for the download link. This is raw footage of a blank colored surface shot with a vintage super 8 Sankyo camera The film used was kodak Vision 3 – 200T Some portion of the clip was scanned at 18fps and some of it at 24fps. Those two speeds were the actual standards in the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. Maybe you will notice the change […]
By buying this product, you agree to our Terms and Conditions. After you buy, go check your email for the download link. This is raw footage of a blank colored surface filmed with a vintage super 8 Sankyo camera Shot under extreme low light conditions The film used was kodak Vision 3 – 200T Some portion of the clip was scanned at 18fps and some of it at 24fps. Those two speeds were the actual standards in the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. […]
By buying this product, you agree to our Terms and Conditions. After you buy, go check your email for the download link. This is raw footage of a blank dark surface filmed with a vintage super 8 Bell and Howell camera Shot under extreme low light conditions The film used was kodak Vision 3 – 500T Some portion of the clip was scanned at 18fps and some of it at 24fps. Those two speeds were the actual standards in the 60’s, 70’s […]
By buying this product, you agree to our Terms and Conditions. After you buy, go check your email for the download link. This is raw footage of a blank colored surface shot with a vintage super 8 Sankyo camera The film used was kodak Vision 3 – 200T Some portion of the clip was scanned at 18fps and some of it at 24fps. Those two speeds were the actual standards in the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. Maybe you will notice the change […]
By buying this product, you agree to our Terms and Conditions. After you buy, go check your email for the download link. This is raw footage of a blank colored surface shot with a vintage super 8 Sankyo camera The film used was kodak Vision 3 – 200T Some portion of the clip was scanned at 18fps and some of it at 24fps. Those two speeds were the actual standards in the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. Maybe you will notice the change […]
Copyright © 2015 FILMLOOKS.COM. All Rights Reserved.
Follow us
Follow us
Follow us
Follow us
Contact us
Follow us
Follow us
Follow us