Make a clip look like a roll from a disposable camera: flash straight at the subject, warm faded color, soft corners, and film grain and dust.
Flash and finish
Flash Strength controls the bright, flat bloom of an on-camera flash. It suits night and party footage; daylight clips wash out at high values. Film Finish sets how worn the print looks, from a light analog tint to a heavily faded, dusty scan.
Footage that works
Handheld, candid footage fits best: parties, trips, friends at night. Locked-off, polished shots look filtered rather than found. For the cooler, sharper look of an early digital camera, use the Y2K video filter.