This is Clip 10 from the Thirtieth Archive release of our stock footage. This is two simple versions of TV Static or white noise as seen in Poltergeist. This footage is from my personal collection. I have tried to organize these clips with titles and countdowns so they are easier to use. COMMENT: I am releasing these Stock footage Clips for free so that editors who can't afford footage will have access. Please don't try to just sell this footage as stock footage. You must use the material in some creative way to possess any rights to it. It would be nice if you give credit to Ivan Bridgewater and the Internet Archive too. These are my only copyright requests. Otherwise, the footage is all yours. Please feel free to contact me using the contact information shown if you have any questions. AVI FILE AVAILABLE: The AVI file for this clip is available for those who want it and have a fast enough internet connection to download it. You can access this DV AVI file by going to the cinepack button. Suggested Uses: School presentations, Creating a Childrens Video, Video Backgrounds, Science Videos........
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Reviewer:nixygirl - - November 7, 2009 Subject: Thank You! Your a lifesaver! I needed some static for my short film and as you said...couldn't afford to buy any! It's just not that easy to get regular tv static these days!
luvs nix
Reviewer:jayessell - - July 8, 2009 Subject: Useful for filmmakers I liked the first cut better. More brissance.
Today, it would be a blue screen saying "No Signal" or "Check Cables".
Decades ago, I used my Apple ][ to make static for a scene in a Super 8 SF film.
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