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Creating your own time-lapse VJ footage does not have to be a difficult task. You only need a camera with an interval timer and a good location. Very slight movements caused by wind could ruin your shoot, so you should use a robust support (use the Wrap Stabilizer VFX as an extra resource in post-production whenever necessary).

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People love tunnel VJ loops and the feeling of immersion they cause. What better tool than Mir to create amazing tunnels! In this short tutorial you are going to learn how to easily create a tunnel loop with Trapcode Mir. Download the source file: example.aep

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A camera fly through animation is a great addition to your VJ loops collection. With this trick you will be able to create a tunnel loop with almost everything. Watch the following video tutorial and start to generate new VJ loops and footage with Blender:

Working from anywhere was unthinkable some years ago, but now it is increasingly possible to create your VJ footage from any place in the world, thanks to new creative media, gadgets, innovative services, low prices and faster internet.

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You can get loops with Mir, Form and TAO. But, what about Particular? There is a little trick to create VJ loops with particles in After Effects using Particular. Check out the following video tutorial:

Feed your VJ loops arsenal with some low poly objects. Low poly is a good way to generate great VJ footage in a short time. Each application has its own method (Cinema4D > Polygon Reduction, 3DS MAX > Optimize Modifier). In this tutorial, you are going to learn how to do it for free by using Blender and the Decimate Modifier. Watch the following video to learn the trick:

These controllers are mainly made for music, but you can use them for VJing. Learn how easily you can connect your device to Resolume and mix amazing footage in real time.

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It is a fact that ProRes 4444 is becoming a standard intermediate codec for video production workflows. It was developed by Apple, so many encoding options are only available on OS X (for example you can't render ProRes 4444 in After Effects on Windows without using paid third-party tools). Keep reading to learn how to encode your VJ footage to ProRes on Windows.

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New ideas and styles! Do not miss our more recent VJ loops showreel.

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Open-source is more than just free software. It is an entire new universe created and constantly fed by thousands of people around the world: developers and end users. Amazing and powerful tools designed to solve all kinds of problems. Today we will show you some useful open-source applications for video design and animation that will make your day.

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Learn how to create genuine and creative concepts for your VJ footage. From inspiration to the final visual, discover new tools that will help you to design different VJ loops for any purpose.

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