Thanks so much! 😵

YOU ARE THE WIIIIIIIIINEEEEEEEEER! 😵 Well done! Love me those first 3. Believe it or not even though I referenced 2001 a few times in the pack I've never actually seen it all the way through. 😂 Got an instagram handle? We will DM you a download link.

My fav shirt for sure. 👍

You're welcome!

LOOOOOOVE Scott Pilgrim. Huge compliment. But not quite the reference I'm after here :)

Oh my gosh you are unbelievably close. I genuinely didn't think anyone would pick up on some of those. Try again! 😱

@@GrantMFletcher Hmmm 🤔 . Is the disco ball based on Saturday Night Fever?

@aj johnson Nope. Hit. War Games is correct & only 1 is wrong. 😅

@@GrantMFletcher ​ The Last Starfighter inspired the arcade game model, the car model was inspired by the DeLorean in Back to the Future, the globes and maps were inspired by War Games and disco balls were probably inspired by Saturday Night Fever/ Staying Alive since they were the most popular disco movies from that era. The grids tripped me up the most because I was thinking of Tron but grids were used almost everywhere in the 80s.

Herman! Thank you man. Really appreciate it. 🙏

I appreciate it my man. Loving this teaching thing and really wanna do it a whole lot more. 😍

Thanks man. Appreciate the support! And yeah give it a go. You can even use these tips in a free program like Da Vinci Resolve to dip your toe in :)

@@GrantMFletcher I’m a Creative Cloud member for yearsss but have heard so many good things about Davinci, either way sir I’m inspired by your Pack and Vids (also a major 80s fan here also as best decade EVER, especially 1985! I actually host a Fri movie night at our building in Pasadena and Back to The Future will be on the big screen this week) MAD $KILLS GMF 💯⚡️🙌🏻🎉💪🏻💥👏🏻

Wow. So close. 2 are correct. But which 2? :p And how good is War Games! 😍

Back To The Future is correct for sure. :)

Grant is a BEAST! Thanks for watching!

@Olufemii Too kind ☺️

You were close. Yes to 2001 and Back To The Future. No to Tron & Blade Runner. :)

search for "Grant M. Fletcher"

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HA! You're not being a Karen. Unless your name is actually Karen. If so please continue to be the most Karen you can be! :) But seriously though. I totally agree with most of what you are saying. I'm a full-time motion designer myself as I probably made clear by my shameless inclusion of my showreel (not to mention I obviously didn't make this pack in Premiere). The idea here is for editors to jump in and try stuff for themselves. "You can do it". Not to disqualify yourself because you don't have After Effects experience. Personally I would do all of these tips is AE just because it's way more comfortable for me, but for the DaVinci, FCP and Pr folks then the days of needing to hire someone else for everything is over. Motion Design is amazing and important, Motion Designers are incredible (yes I am indeed incredible) but for that little bit of spice for an edit just have a go yourself! You and I of course will continue the work of intricate detail and smashing together graphic design with cinematic genius. ;) Thank you for coming to my TED talk

Nope. :)

Hi! Yes I created CHROMA which is no longer available at EZCO. This is the new and improved version with extra loops 😍

@@GrantMFletcher awesome!

Not quite. Try again :)

@@GrantMFletcher Tron

Not had a great experience using resolve

There are sacrifices with all of the programs. The differences are not really that vast anymore. Luckily these tips will work in all 3 of the major players. I use Premiere because of its integration with After Effects. If that wasn't there I'd be on Da Vinci.

@@GrantMFletcher I've had 2 very powerful machines that I couldn't get a stable export from, nor stable playback even with proxies and scratch disk nvme's + a fair bit of testing/set ups. That's just my experience. Davinci exported clean and quick.

@@matt79hz A quick and clean export does indeed sound like a dream.