How would I create old, glitchy like effects like these ones?

Recently, there have been some teasers coming out on Snap-chat for an upcoming video game that feature some creepy, hypnotic, and cool effects. They can be found here:
Black Ops 2 has been updated with viral marketing for Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 - UPDATE 12 | Charlie INTEL
And I was wondering if there were any experts on here who would know how to recreate these things in premiere. For instance that overlay over the video, those lines over the video, that make it look almost like its a CRT TV screen being externally filmed. Or the static etc.
If anyone could link me to other assets that I can use to just mess up video and make it look, I don't know, any type of visual artifacting or 80s/90s video tropes/effects, or even earlier. I'm open to anything. I'm attempting to make this film into a very similar style as those quick teasers.
Also I do understand that I am limiting things here by making this a premiere thing. But I am a completely lost child trying to land on the moon when it comes to After Effects, so keep this premiere please. I do understand this kind of limits this stuff to mostly overlays or presets or other things that are for the most part already created. But im open to anything.
Thanks and I hope you guys have some good ideas.
TJ

to further encourage your creativity:
you can also export screenshots of your video and manipulate them, then reimport them and play with blending modes and/or mattes...
Did you know that you can manipulate and distort image files by opening them in a text or audio editor?
(for the latter you may have to change the file extension to .txt or another text format... then back to .tiff or jpg)
Here's some ideas:
Tutorial on Databending and Glitch Art | Critique Collective
or for a cheap quick and easy way, throw your jpg screenshots through here:
image glitch experiment
And hey, go crazy, be creative, have fun!
the most versatile and controlled way i know of is still RG Universe...

Similar Messages

How would I create this sort of effect?

I have attached an image and I need to know how to create this sort of border around a text....
If anyone could give an "idiots" guide that would be great!!
I really have tried but don't seem to be getting anywhere and i'm sure there's an easy shortcut somewhere.

You can have a stroke that fills in the open spaces within ("the counters") by adding a pathfinder effect to the mix - I wrote up a tutorial here: http://www.illustratorhints.com/2010/05/fill-in-the-counters-on-live-text/
Actually, that shows your whole question I think - I used offset fills instead of strokes, but the idea is the same.

How would I create a simple script that does these specific things?

I am trying to create a script that does these few simple task but I can't seem to compile all the cmdlets together into one. I can pick one task out and have a command for it but I want one script to do it all. Here are the tasks I need it to do.
store the current location (as in C:\scripts)
test to see if a folder C:\output exists, if it does not, create it
prompt the visitor for a folder name (no C:\)
obtain a directory listing of that folder showing all .ps1 files only
place the results of this listing in a file named PS1_files_[folder name].txt in the c:\output folder
repeat this task as part of a loop until an empty string is entered
restore the present location (for example C:\scripts)

This is a very good script for a someone new to computers to use as a learning exercise. You will learn how the computer works an learn how to use scripts to manage the computer.
This is the excat kind of scritp a teach hands you to do on the first day of class. THe challenge will help you learn.
Start here to learn how to write a script:http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/scriptcenter/dd793612.aspx
Good luck. Post back with specific questions. Do not forget to include your script and the complete error message.
You need to learn basic computer logic and decision making. The learning materials will step you through that.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

How can I create a video with effects using my ipad?

How can I create a video with effects (sepia, B&W, Negative, oval or any other shape borders) using my ipad? I would Like to keep a higher res and also be able to shrink it down to email or send in a MMS. Or should I just upload it to my PC and mess with it there? Some of the apps I have are very easy to use compared to the learning curve needed for video editing software.
Thanks

Thats the Problem . . . how many apps do I have to try until I find the one I want? I noticed a few will render the video thus losing its original size. When I went to edit it more in iMovie the video was smaller--not good. And what software do you suggest, Templeton, for the PC? I love the apps because they are easy. I dont have hours to mess around on a software to figure out if its something I want. Im looking for simplicity. Maybe Ill get more into it later. I just want to record simple video of my playing the guitar for self analysis and create a short video for family and friends.
Apps:
iMovie
CinemaFXV
VideoFix
Cartoonatic
Video illusion
VidEditor
Software:
Windows Movie maker (wont accept .mov files)
After Effects (Too little time, so much to learn)
Wondershare (Very easy but little choices)
VideoPad (Again. Few choices)

How do I create a sparkle star effect using pse 10?

How do I create a sparkle star effect in pse 10.

There are also brushes included in PSE10:
The effect on the photo left is the Assorted Brushes...Crosshatch 4 (#48) clicked once with the default settings, then changed the angle to 56d and clicked again.
The effect on the photo right is the Assorted Brushes...Starburst Large with its size increased to 119pixels. Without moving the cursor, increase the opacity of the effect by clicking again....
Ken

How would I create buttons states for MCs I am creating abstract MCs

I am creating a generic website that would have abstract MCs that would load jpg or TXT fields for the user interface to allow for fast updates to the site. The MCs that would make up the user interface would be empty and load things into it using XML or PHP later on. How would I create button states for the user interface MCs. I started creating a function for every MC button state but I thought there might be a more efficient way.
would creating a array help in this case?
and is using URLRequest the way to link to pages with in a movie well the flash movie that is the site it's self?
/*---------------------------- THE START OF MY ACTION SCRIPT ------------------------------*/
var waywardLogo_mc:MovieClip = new MovieClip;
var theCollection_mc:MovieClip = new MovieClip;
var newsPage_mc:MovieClip = new MovieClip;
var whatthe#$@!doyouwant!?_mc:MovieClip = new MovieClip;
/*---------------------------- onOver ------------------------------*/
waywardLogo_mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER,onOver);
theCollection_mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER,onOver);
newspage_mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER,onOver);
whatthe#$@!doyouwant!?_mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OVER,onOver);
/*---------------------------- onOut ------------------------------*/
waywardLogo_mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OUT,onOut);
theCollection_mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OUT,onOut);
newspage_mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OUT,onOut);
whatthe#$@!doyouwant!?_mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.ROLL_OUT,onOut);
/*---------------------------- onClick ------------------------------*/
waywardLogo_mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,onClick);
theCollection_mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,onClick);
newspage_mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,onClick);
whatthe#$@!doyouwant!?_mc.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,onClick);
function onOver(event:MouseEvent):void
event.target.alpha = .5;
function onOut(event:MouseEvent):void
event.target.alpha = 1;
function onClick(event:MouseEvent):void
event.target.URLRequest("");
/*---------------------------- onover, onOut, onClick buttonModes ------------------------------*/
waywardLogo_mc.buttonMode = true;
theCollection_mc.buttonMode = true;
newspage_mc.buttonMode = true;
whatthe#$@!doyouwant!?_mc.buttonMode = true;

click insert/new symbol, tick movieclip, assign a name, tick export for actionscript and in the class textfield enter a name (say ButtonClass) and click ok.
attached to the first frame of your new movieclip, type stop() in the actions panel. put whatever graphic you want on-stage for your button's up stage. create another keyframe, label it "over" and put whatever graphic you want for button's over state on-stage.
in a layer above those graphics, you'll probably want to add a dynamic textfield so each of your buttons can have different text. assign the textfield and instance name (say tf) and extend its timeline to the last frame of your movieclip button.
then when you want to create a button, on your timeline you can use:
var b:ButtonClass=new ButtonClass(); // these two lines need to be entered for each button
buttonhandlerF(b,someX,someY);
//-------code between dotted lines only needs to be entered once no matter how many buttons you add --------------------
function buttonhandlerF(b:ButtonClass,x:Number,y:Number){
b.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER,overF);
b.addEventListener(MouseEVent.MOUSE_OUT,outF);
b.x=x
b.y=y
addChild(b);
function overF(e:MouseEvent){
e.currentTarget.gotoAndStop("over");
function outF(e:MouseEvent){
e.currentTarget.gotoAndStop(1);
//-------code between dotted lines only needs to be entered once --------------------
// you'll also want to create a click listener and listener function
the code between the dotted lines is amenable to being added to a ButtonClass.as class file if want to expand your capabilities.

How do I create a rule that only applies to one mailbox?

How do I create a rule that only applies to one mailbox? For example deleting the messages in the box after 10 days.

You don't. Rules are applied only to new incoming messages, or manually to the selected messages. They cannot be used to delete messages after an amount of time. You could create an AppleScript or Automator action that would do that and then use a recurring event in iCal to run that script.

How do i create 4 different itunes id's in one household?

How can I create 4 different iTunes id's in one household so that when backing up to icloud, we can each have separate back ups?

The same way you create one, but do it four times!

How can I create multiple sales orders with reference to one contract?

Hello Gurus,
Can you please how can I create multiple sales orders with reference to one contract?
thanks!
Rakesh

hi
Lets consider example
In your contract for line item 1 you have entered qty 100
You careated sales order with 70 quantity, and now you want to creat another sales order for 30
For this first you need to check what is your item category in contract (VA42)
Goto VOV7
SPRO - IMG - Sales and distribution - Sales - Sales document item - Define item categories - Go to change mode
Make the completion rule = B Item is completed after full quantity has been referenced

How can I edit my website from another computer? and how can I create a new website next to the one, I have already? Can anyone help, please?

How can I edit my website from another computer? and how can I create a new website next to the one, I already have? Can anyone help, please?

Move the domain.sites file from one computer to the other.
The file is located under User/Library/Application Support/iWeb/domain.sites. Move this file to the same location on the other computer and double click and iWeb will open it. Remember, it is your User Library that you want and not your System Library, as you will not find iWeb there.
Just create a new site on the same domain file and it will appear below the other site. If you want them side by side then duplicate your domain file and have one site per a domain file and they can then be side by side.

How would you create this effect?

I am curious if there is a fairly straight-foward away of creating the effect seen in this image. I am talking about the pixelated effect made up of many little red boxes of various hues at the top part of the image.
I was thinking of zooming in real close to an image in photoshop and doing a screen capture, but I'd rather have a vector image that can be easily scaled in size and easy to change the hue to different colors.
Something like this able to be done in illustrator without building it a box at a time?
Regards,

Well I'd say that PDF is a vector.
The PDF contains nothing other than a raster image. It contains no vector paths.
(By the way: "A vector" is a single expression of a direction. Calling a vector-based illustration "a vector" is like calling a raster-based image "a pixel.")
I zoomed in as close as I could and didn't see any pixels.
All you could see is pixels. That's all that's there.
If it's raster I'd be interested in knowing what resolution...
Its resolution is 1. It's a single-pixel raster image (as given away in its title).
I've never experienced a raster image that didn't get more pixelated the larger you scaled it up.
Yes, you have. That's exactly what I demonstrated in post 5 and in the PDF.
The operative word in your comment is more pixelated. That misconception is the point of the demonstration. Your image is already pixelated, and that's exactly what you want. It won't be "more" pixelated whatsoever, no matter how large you scale it.
At the heart of the [quite common] misconception is this: What you are calling "resolution" is not. True resolution is the measure of the amount of information contained. A raster image contains only a fixed amount of information. PPI is merely a scale factor. It's merely an expression of information density, not quantity. As you can see, that PDF is every bit as "resolution independent" (i.e.; scaleable) as a vector square.
The same priciple applies to your raster image. Your whole intent in your posted example is to display pixelation. So if the very thing you're trying to depict is the pixelation of, say, a 10 pixel x 20 pixel raster image, then all you need in order to depict that at any scale is a 10 pixel by 20 pixel raster image. At a scale of 10 PPI, you've got a perfect depiction of 10 square Pixels Per Inch. At a scale of 200%, you've got a perfect depiction of 5 square Pixels Per Inch (i.e.; 10 Pixels Per 2 Inches). You can scale it to the size of the moon and you'll have a perfect depiction of 10 Pixels Per Moon. It's just as scaleable as a 10 x 20 array of vector squares.
In other words: All the actual resolution of your raster image (all its information—all its pixels, in all their squareness) is already visible. Reducing its information density (by scaling it larger) will not reveal more of its actual information (the square shape of its pixels—the information that one usually wants to conceal or disguize about raster images, but not in this case).
The whole purpose of making sure your raster images have "sufficient resolution" in desktop publishing is to disguise the squareness of their pixels (what is commonly called "pixelation"). But that is exactly what you are intending to depict in this case. And you want to be able to depict that with equal clarity at any scale. There's no need to re-draw it as vector paths in order to do that. In this situation, you are not trying to avoid "pixelation," you are trying to show it, which is exactly what a raster image does by its nature.
Think of it this way: If all you are trying to draw is 200 squares, it can easily be argued that a raster image is more "data efficient" than a file containing 200 square vector paths. For each vector path, you have to include four coordinate pairs (800 anchor points). For a raster image, all you need is 200 color values.
This is not just a symantic or academic or pompous know-it-all point of argument. It's a point widely applicable to many common situations, and something every graphics professional should understand. For example, consider the software instructions author who pointlessly frets over the misunderstood "requirement" for pixel density when his illustrations necessarily consist of screenshots that are, after all, supposed to accurately and clearly depict what the user sees on his screen. Or the fact that you see single-pixel raster images scaled to the full width of the page, or dimensions of a table cell or large section of a whole background on web pages everyday. Or the widespread misconception that intentionally fuzzy raster effects like soft drop shapows "require" 300 PPI.
JET

How do you create this dithered pixel effect?

hey guys really need to figure out how this image was created...
firstly was it done in photoshop? if so with what techniques? i tried using indexed colour in the image>mode, with palette>uniform, dither>pattern but still didnt get the high quality that these guys got. i tried saving as a gif/png with pattern option selected in photoshop and illustrator, still did'nt succeed. Was this done using pixelbender? or some type of plugin? anyhow, really need to figure this out. appreciate any help you guys can provide. thanks.

Hey again,
I thought i had everything worked out the first time, though as it now turns out, I did'nt. At the outset, let me just say that the overlay of the upper layer with halftone/dither worked just fine and absolutely no problems there. However, I am having a lot of difficulty in getting the lower layers to look right. The main issue for me is the colour/coloured glow? on the lowest layer and then the layer with code on it.
For the layer with code on it I would really like to get the same colours and style that is used on the Reference image that I uploaded. For that i tried print screening an image of source code from a random website and even a print screen of code on 'style editor' (i am using Firefox). Inverting that print screen layer and/or then adjusting all kinds of settings like hue/saturation, channel mixers, curves, modes, etc. etc. just didnt help. I tried print screening from Dreamweaver-no luck. also tried copying the text and pasting into photoshop and adding lighting effects like blue omni etc...still nothing like the reference image. So i'm stuck there.
Secondly, the Coloured layer(mostly blue)-I'm able to get those thin blue and coloured streaks just fine using a brush with colourdodge mode etc. and blurring. However the main blue 'blur' is still hard to create. I tried filling a separate layer above with blue and then motion blur followed by eraser at the edges but can't for example, get the change in colour of text at the bottom left corner to that burn effect among all the other things(using burn did'nt help). Anyhow to make a long story short...stuck here as well.
Any help you guys can provide will be much appreciated! Thanks again for taking the time to help out.
P.S Please click on the image to see it without forum downsampling.

How can I create a button that looks like this?

Hey everyone,
I'm trying to create a button in photoshop for a web project I'm working on and I found something similar to what I'm trying to do already being used online. I'm trying to get something similar to the bottom row of buttons in this image:
The bottom row of buttons uses a gradient overlay effect... but there is a small darker area in the top left corner of each of those images. It looks to be exactly the same in each image... meaning I'm guessing it's not hand drawn with something like the burn tool?
How would I go about doing something similar? What's the easiest way to reproduce the effect shown above keeping it consistant from button to button?

One way is using layers.
Color layer on the botton so changing colors simply change color layer.
Place all your image effects on the overlying layers.

How do I create a Rubber Stamp effect?

If you are familiar with the font "Ink Pad", this is the effect I want to use on an object. It has the real rough looking edges of a rubber stamp. How can I create this effect with Illustrator?

Hello Kelly,
Here is a method that I use:
First place a photo of a wall or floor and use "Live Trace" default
You will end up with a black and white texture like this:
Then Select all the white areas and delete them. If you have a lot of black texture, feel free to delete as much as you want. You can always copy and paste pieces wherever you want.
Now Place your design on top of the texture you have created. Then send the design to the back.
The last step is to select the outlined text and the compound shapes and apply "Subtract From Shape Area" with Pathfinder. Please note that this option does not work on CS3 from the menu (one of the hundred of bugs of this lousy version), so please use the Pathfinder Window.
And this is the end result:
This was a quick sample, but I am sure you can do something a lot better than this sample. I think the difficult part is to get a good photo. Maybe next time I will use a damaged concrete floor or wall photo.
I hope this helps!

How would I achieve a "magnify" image effect on an image that is only visible on "hover"

I have come to understand that Adobe Edge Animate can now load external javascript script into projects. So I would like to use this feature to load a "maginfy/zoom" effect onto an image that will be revealed once a button is clicked on. To clarify the process I had in mind would go something like this:
1. There is a map the user can view
2. When a user hovers thier mouse over sections of the map a "callout box" would appear
3. Inside that "callout box" would be further information about that particular section as well as an image
4. When the user hovers over that image, it would magnify similar to this: http://www.elevateweb.co.uk/image-zoom/examples (see the "inner zoom" example)
I've tried loading the elevatezoom.js script into a project, but I don't quite understand how I would apply this effect to a "hidden" image. Most effects like this rely on external css styles, as well as specific "ID" names in order to call the function. Once the project is saved and published, when I try to view the HTML to add those "ID" names my images are not viewable.
Would someone mind helping me with this? I'd be most grateful.

I actually found a solution just as I was checking your replies. Thank you so much for the help though. I ended up getting zoom.js to work within the project.
This is what I used:
//compositionReady
yepnope(
          nope:[
          'js/jquery.zoom-min.js',
          complete: init
$(document).ready(function(){
    $('img')
        .wrap('<span style="display:inline-block"></span>')
        .css('display', 'block')
        .parent()
        .zoom();
function init() {
var image2 = sym.$("image");
image.zoom({url: 'images/image.png'});
After added the external scipts (jquery-1.7.1.min.js, jquery.zoom-min.js) I was able to get the magnify effect to work on a image that is revealed upon hover. I've uploaded an example for anyone who would want to do this as well.
Dropbox link: Dropbox - edge-zoom.zip

How would I create old, glitchy like effects like these ones?

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for