Can u do this with adobe premiere pro cs3?

Hi,
my name is Jeffken ,I'm a photoshopper for almost 3 years (I think).
I do alot of designwork for lot's of diffrent customers from family to friends to company's.Webdesign,photo's,...
But yesterday a customer asked me if it was possible to make an animated projection of a city in snow. I know how to make animated gif's with photoshop but is it possible to shoot some nice footage with my videocamera and to load it in Premier Pro cs3 and to make the footage snowy,cold?
Thx in advance tips and stuff are welcome!!
Grtz
Jeffken

Nonesense, you can do it with Premiere.
(1) In Photoshop, create a large resolution image with snow flakes on a blue screen background. Use that as a foreground.
(2) In Premiere, place your foreground on top of the background and use blue screen options to retain only the snow flakes.
(3) Increase the size of the foreground image a few hundred percent and use the movement option to slide the foreground down (as you would do in a crawl title effect).
(4) Use various layers and various crawl speeds. When a crawl in done, fade into the next crawl to the snow flake effect goes on as long as you want.
(5) You can use brighness variations on the snowflakes to create an organic effect.
(6) To enhance the effect, use slightly different crawl angles on each layer.
It works. I used this technique to create a sandstorm effect and it was so convincing, nobody knew it wasn't a real sandstorm.

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