Creating static with adobe premiere

[varxtis]

Does anyone one here know how to create a static affect (like that used in .hack//sign flash backs) in adobe premiere 6.5?
I have checked all of the tutorial sites I have in favorites aswell as have done some searching for more sites... but I'm coming up dry!
I'll keep searching, but I thought I might as well post something here!
Thanks for your help!

[turboneko]

Have you tried the noise effect? I guess that with a bit of zooming, blurring and manipulation it could look the way you want.

At least, it is what I used for my Utena/DDR video to give a "video" look to the sequences playing in the TV... but wait a minute, that was after effects

Hmmm.... I am pretty sure that Premiere has that filter too. Gotta double check though

[godix]

There has got to be a better way of doing this, but here's a way using Photoshop.

Make the background black
add ~ 150% monochromatic noise
Motion blur 1 pixel at 0 angle
Select everything then do a scale transform, increase by 150% in both directions.

There, you have a passable picture of noise. Load it into premiere and jiggle it a little left to right every frame and it should look fairly close to noise. The jiggling would probably be quite time consuming, this is why I think there has to be a better way.

You may want to play with the percentages, the ones I give produce a picture that might be a to black for your taste.

[badmartialarts]

I just capture some static from my video capture card.

[madbunny]

Try combining your filters.

For example: Noise + Pixelate + Texture + wind.

Be ready to watch your grandkids grow old if you use this sort of thing on lots of footage.

[Corran]

Does anyone one here know how to create a static affect (like that used in .hack//sign flash backs)

Can't you rip/use that?

[Corran]

Nevermind. I know what you are asking now. I thought you were asking how to create a 'snow' effect.