Film Burns - Video & Photo Overlays
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- Works with any camera
- Works with any editing software
- Tutorials included
Inside the Collection
70 Cinema Grade Burns
Shot on real film, not simulated. Built for transitions, overlays, or straight over a clip.
18
Cold
31
Warm
12
White
Plus
6 Gradients & 3 8mm film burns
Stop cutting. Start burning.
70 real film burns to replace the hard cut with something that actually feels like film.
Slide below to see the change.
Warm 01
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Cold 02
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Warm 30
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Warm 02
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Warm 03
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Why use Film Burns
A hard cut says edited. A burn says something's about to change.
Film burns give you that flash of light and grain real film cameras produce when the reel runs out or gets exposed - the kind of imperfection that makes footage feel found, not made.
Cold burns pull toward blue, warm toward orange and amber, white for a clean flash with no colour cast. Gradients give you a smoother, more controlled fade rather than a full burst. And the 8mm set are shot true to format, for when you want the burn to actually look like it came off a reel, not just a light leak.
Use them as a transition between two clips, or drop one over a single shot to open or close a scene.
Drag, drop, done.
Transform your footage in seconds.
"Used one to cut between two clips that just didn't flow before. now it's the best transition in the whole edit."
Testimonials
Liam Foster
"Didn't Even Need a Transition"
"Just dropped a warm one in and it did more than any actual transition I've tried"
Ella Whitmore
"Finally Something That Isn't Overdone"
"A lot of burn packs look too much, these actually look like they came off a real reel"
Josh Bennett
"Saved a Boring Cut"
"Had a clip that just cut dead with nothing happening, added a burn over it and it actually feels like part of the edit now"
FAQs
What are film burns?
Real light-leak and burn footage, shot on film, that you layer over your clips. They give you that flash of exposure and grain real cameras produce, without needing one.
Are these transitions or overlays?
Both. Use them between two clips as a transition, or drop one over a single shot to open or close a scene.
Will these work with my software?
Yes. Every burn works with anything that lets you change blending mode - Premiere, DaVinci, Final Cut, After Effects, CapCut, Photoshop.
How do I use them?
Drag it onto your timeline above your clip, switch the blend mode, done. Full video walkthrough included.
Cold, warm, or white - which do I need?
Depends on your grade. Cold for anything blue-leaning or moody, warm for anything golden or nostalgic, white if you just want a clean flash with no colour pushed into the shot. Most people end up using a mix depending on the scene.
