I’m making a film that I want to look like it was made in the 80’s what kind of film software should I use
Question by orrinkillspeople: I’m making a film that I want to look like it was made in the 80’s what kind of film software should I use
I’m making this film that need to look dated, like 70’s, 80’s, 90’s television dated, but I want to make it really look that way, I don’t mean like your computers crappy Windows Movie Maker, I don’ want to even be able to tell that its new. What kind of film software would be best to use?
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Answer by blessed_thang
Search on youtube for “cinelerra” a free video editor for examples and tutorials. I would guess what you want to do will take post-production rendering. Those 70s shows, like “The Streets of San Francisco”, were the first movies shot just using available-light films. Even so, I think it was 128-ASA and they pushed it to 400-ASA. They are so high-contrast, even outdoors or in a lit sound stage (like a detective office) that I cringe to think about them. Oftentime you’d see just a white face bobbing around. The trenchcoat blended in with the shadows.
I do know cinelerra comes with the scratched film filter already built in for render out.
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