Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 38 minutes ago
Create a TV-Style Title Sequence with Analog Glitch Effects | After Effects Tutorial
In this tutorial, Cameron from Motion Science takes you through the steps of creating a cinematic TV intro inspired by The Girl on the Milk Carton title sequence. Learn how to blend analog textures with digital elements to produce a gritty, nostalgic style. From VHS static and fractal noise to glitch layers and stylized finishing effects, Cameron covers it all in After Effects. Perfect for motion designers who want to add a striking, cinematic look to their work.
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📌 Key Takeaways:
Texture & Atmosphere: Use VHS static, fractal noise, and tent effects to create a subtle textured background.
Displacement Mapping: Add depth to layers with displacement maps, creating dynamic, glitchy movement.
Finishing Effects: Polish with Venetian blinds, VR glitches, and color grading for a CRT-inspired look.
0:00 Introduction to the TV-Style Intro
0:15 Setting Up the Base VHS Layer
1:08 Adding Fractal Noise with Evolution Keyframes
2:00 Applying Tent, Gaussian Blur, and Displacement Map
3:10 Stylizing the Text Layer with Displacement and Blur
5:00 Using Fractal Noise with Track Matte for Texture 6:12 Enhancing with a Glitch Texture Layer
7:05 Creating Analog Noise with Multiple Layers
8:10 Building the Transition and Glow Effect
9:55 Adding Finishing Effects: Venetian Blinds and Grid 11:30 Using VR Digital Glitch and Optics Compensation
13:10 Color Grading with Lumetri Color and Curves
14:20 Finalizing with Noise and Reviewing the Result
15:00 Wrap Up and Motion Science Membership Invitation
Create a TV-Style Title Sequence with Analog Glitch Effects | After Effects Tutorial
In this tutorial, Cameron from Motion Science takes you through the steps of creating a cinematic TV intro inspired by The Girl on the Milk Carton title sequence. Learn how to blend analog textures with digital elements to produce a gritty, nostalgic style. From VHS static and fractal noise to glitch layers and stylized finishing effects, Cameron covers it all in After Effects. Perfect for motion designers who want to add a striking, cinematic look to their work.
🔹 Join the Motion Science Membership: Unlock hundreds of projects, project files, and access a community dedicated to creating unique, cinematic motion design. Check it out at motions.tv/mastery
📌 Key Takeaways:
Texture & Atmosphere: Use VHS static, fractal noise, and tent effects to create a subtle textured background.
Displacement Mapping: Add depth to layers with displacement maps, creating dynamic, glitchy movement.
Finishing Effects: Polish with Venetian blinds, VR glitches, and color grading for a CRT-inspired look.
0:00 Introduction to the TV-Style Intro
0:15 Setting Up the Base VHS Layer
1:08 Adding Fractal Noise with Evolution Keyframes
2:00 Applying Tent, Gaussian Blur, and Displacement Map
3:10 Stylizing the Text Layer with Displacement and Blur
5:00 Using Fractal Noise with Track Matte for Texture 6:12 Enhancing with a Glitch Texture Layer
7:05 Creating Analog Noise with Multiple Layers
8:10 Building the Transition and Glow Effect
9:55 Adding Finishing Effects: Venetian Blinds and Grid 11:30 Using VR Digital Glitch and Optics Compensation
13:10 Color Grading with Lumetri Color and Curves
14:20 Finalizing with Noise and Reviewing the Result
15:00 Wrap Up and Motion Science Membership Invitation
