Field and Foley Horror Film FX Vol 2
WAV | 955.74 MB

Get ready to run! This horror SFX pack features everything you need to create an immersive horror soundscape experience. Featuring eerie atmospheres such as storms and creaking haunted houses, creepy voices calling, monster sounds, as well as scary musical gestures, distorted screams and textures, violin and cello scrapes and plucks, deep and powerful booms and hits. Recorded at 96khz 24bit wav. Created and curated by the team behind the sound design in your favorite modern horror movie trailers.

Field and Foley Horror Film FX WAV
FANTASTiC | 15 March 2022 | 458 MB
ITS BEHIND YOU! This Extensive pack features all the sounds you need to create eerie horror soundscapes: from screams, zombies, roars, and ghostly voices, to rolling thunder, storms, jumpscares, and creepy children, as well as musical foley such as violin scrapes and musical box themes.

Vintage Film FX PACK
42 Clips | 1.92 GB
From scratches, dust, and hairs to vintage countdowns, film leaders, and loose sprockets, this volume has all you need to make your videos appear aged. FilmFX is easy to use. Just drop the clip over your footage and set your composite mode to screen for easy film effects.

Film Crux Singularity SINGULARITY 2 Cinematic Sound Effects Library
WAV | 597 MB

The follow-up to the acclaimed cinematic sound effects library SINGULARITY. SINGULARITY 2 includes 400 original sounds designed to help you create stunning films.

  Take full control of your film photography by learning to develop black & white film at home, and then by digitising and retouching your photographs in Adobe Photoshop.    Being able to develop black & white film at home can give you a lot of freedom and room for experimentation, and it's not as complicated as it may seem! All you need is a few chemicals, basic equipment and attention, patience and precision when following the instructions—and you’ll learn to achieve great results and never go back to a black & white photo processing lab!  I am Dominic Righini-Brand, and even though most of my professional photography is digital, I still love chemical photography and shooting with black & white film! I first leaned how to process black and white film nearly 20 years ago when I was a high school student and have been doing it ever since!