How to Make Backrooms Found Footage in a Minute and a Half

additional notes:
vhs effect can be accomplished with
UBER NTSC QT Edition 3000
OR ALTERNATIVELY:
Red Giant VHS plugin

Current dislike count: 595
(I update every now and then)

[finsflexin]

Nothing you do can truly replicate the real life footage (from Kanes Pixels)

[Short_Shots]

I also recommend adding a noise modifier to the lights so you get the flickering 👍

[JonSudano]

Idk what Blender is but I make my backrooms footage by carrying around a Super 8 camera with me and walking around at night until I noclip through the floor

[AwesomeVidzChannel]

Its easier to just go to the backrooms and film a video with your phone...

[scrubscrub]

You've helped me more in a single minute than most blender tutorials have given me in literal hours of explanations.

I wasn't even planning on doing any backrooms stuff before, but thanks to this I may make one as tribute to this incredible tutorial.

[brickbarista]

Wow, that's a whole lot simpler than I thought it'd be. When I saw the natural-like shaky cameraman movements in these sort of animations I thought they were all done by hand. It's really cool how that effect is handled by an addon, makes getting into this sort of content creation less intimidating.

[Kaxyla]

Thank you so much! Nothing unnecessary in this video, no clickbait. A pure tutorial. 10/10

[andromeda]

Thanks dude. You're inspiring me to maybe start making my own blender animations

[stonegearus]

I use motion tracking instead camera animation but this is great too!

[sidharthshivanandha]

The fact that you included the hotkeys is an actual blessing. I've been wanting to get into blender for a while but with no actual guides to turn to I kinda gave up. This might just get me back into it

[humanarian]

The information per second ratio in this video is just about high enough to create the Backrooms anomaly on its own!

[derppotat]

Sick. Can't wait to see the new content thisll create for the lore.

[disphing]

how to get random walls quickly and easily:
1. select the floor and go into edit mode
2. subdivide the floor a bunch
3. make sure edge select mode is on and that the entire floor is deselected
4. select > select random
5. extrude the edges that are now selected to create walls
6. select those walls with face select and press P to make them a separate object
7. add an edge split + solidify modifier
to add footers, duplicate the walls, scale them down on the Z axis and add a displace modifier

[recursed]

That was actually pretty helpful thanks, but there is an even easier way to create a backrooms (found footage) video: step 1: *To noclip, one needs to be travelling quickly enough to pass through any solid object like a wall without breaking it. If this is performed successfully, one will have noclipped*

[DrPonk]

So what I've gathered from this is that it's harder to make a single light than to build an entire labyrinth

[thebiggestoofbob]

Step one: no clip into the backrooms

Step two: record

Step 3: noclip out of the backrooms

Step 4: upload the footage

[SernoxSergal]

Now that's the type of tutorials i like! Short and straight to the point! i can't follow normal blender tutorial that are like 20 minute long cuz i get bored. now this however! is what i like.

[bencurran]

I'd love to see the backrooms begin to be animated into this sort of thing, like a evolution, in a way, of what it was originally like as well

[KypForPresident]

This is how I love toturoials. extremly fast and to the point. No long babbeling and talking around the point, just the information, as condenced as possible. Love it, thank you!

[Vexcenot]

Bad ending:

Step 1. Download Blender
Step 2. Delete it after seeing how overwhelming it is