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Kingdome
Kingdome
Inspiring
December 11, 2018
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How was this glitch effect made?

  • December 11, 2018
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Hi Adobe AE forum:

Was wondering if anyone had any ideas on how the Glitch effects in the attached image/video link was created.

I'm thinking it was some sort or Displacement map.

Any Ideas?

Video link with specific time bellow.

Thanks in advance!

https://vmeo.com/303446713#t=53s

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Correct answer Kingdome

It's hard to say - I'd have to eyeball it really well and also step through each frame, graciously but that's work you'll have to do. ;-)

Displacement + Transform will get you there or very close. Then I suggest you commit to some experimentation with whatever you think will make it look better - this way, it'll be closer to YOUR effect as opposed to trying to commit to a full-on copycat session which isn't ideal in the vast majority of cases.


Thanks again Roland!

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Roland Kahlenberg
Roland Kahlenberg
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December 11, 2018

Definitely Displacement Map but of course there are a couple of Transform props being manipulated too - Position and Scale.

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Kingdome
KingdomeAuthor
Inspiring
December 11, 2018

Thanks Roland, Do you think there are there any other effects being used on this? or do you think it's just Displacement with a couple of different fractal noises?

Kingdome
KingdomeAuthorCorrect answer
Inspiring
December 11, 2018

It's hard to say - I'd have to eyeball it really well and also step through each frame, graciously but that's work you'll have to do. ;-)

Displacement + Transform will get you there or very close. Then I suggest you commit to some experimentation with whatever you think will make it look better - this way, it'll be closer to YOUR effect as opposed to trying to commit to a full-on copycat session which isn't ideal in the vast majority of cases.


Thanks again Roland!

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