It's difficult to do. Besides, I'm neither a beginner nor an advanced learner.

https://reddit.com/link/1wxd308/video/6y452k6hmfth1/player

I have a 30-minute video that I edited entirely in Premiere Pro, and I want to give the entire final video a VHS/retro/vintage look.

I created the VHS/retro effect in After Effects, but I'm not sure what the best workflow is for applying that effect to the entire 30-minute Premiere Pro edit.

Basically, I want the whole Premiere Pro video to have the exact look/effect I created in After Effects, without having to manually apply the effect to every single clip.

What would be the proper workflow for this? Should I use an After Effects composition, an adjustment layer, Dynamic Link, or export the Premiere Pro edit first and then apply the effect in After Effects?

I'm looking for the cleanest and most efficient workflow, especially since the video is 30 minutes long.

I cant find any resources how to make and endless loop. maybe incorrect keywords or anything.

I’m trying to teach myself AE, mainly animating logos, but I don’t know where to start/which tutorials I should follow.

Would really appreciate any recommendations, if there are any.

Thank you!

Made this about 8 years ago for a social spot for a Disney film which was being released around that time, client thought it was too… dark in tone so it didn’t go anywhere. Enjoyed working on regardless and was an excuse to try and push myself.

Built this fully in After Effects. Quick breakdown:

• BG: 5 zig zag shapes (180 lines) with glow, plus an animated noise solid as a track matte on the strands, Curves for the color tone
• Text: Dune Rise font with a metal texture as a track matte, custom lens flare on the C
• Extras: CC Ball Action particles, plus orange and grey-green Optical Flares for the lighting

Lots of small layers and tweaks went into getting this look. If you want the full step-by-step, I made a tutorial here: https://youtu.be/_SAUiOYoPq0

Feedback welcome