Snow for Video

Immersive snowfall with ethereal movement

Study the work of Hollywood’s most revered filmmakers and you’ll notice they don’t just tell stories, they create worlds. And these aren’t just worlds the characters live in, but worlds the viewer is viscerally caught up in too.

Time and time again we’ve witnessed how great directors use snow in particular to create a feeling of transcendence. We wanted to make this powerful filmmaking aesthetic available to you in an easy-to-use format.

To pull this off, we worked with the visual experts behind the snow scenes in many of today’s top films and series, including a wildly popular medieval fantasy epic. The result — the most iconic snow effects library available today.

These aren’t your run-of-the-mill fairy tale snow effects. Snow can be romantic, and this pack includes some of the classic styles you’d expect, but it goes beyond the whimsical to the cinematic.

Extremely Versatile

You can use these filters in a wide range of circumstances, even on shots that aren’t explicitly snowy to start with.

This is not about creating a cliche winter scene, but about tying disparate shots together to make them feel like they’re all part of the same world.

When snow is falling across a sequence of shots, your audience knows everything is somehow connected.

Normal Speed + Slow Motion

Odds are, you’re shooting both 24p and 60p on a regular basis, and this library has you covered for both.

As a general rule, you’ll want to use normal speed effects on footage that is 24p – 30p and the slow-motion effects on any footage above 48p. It certainly doesn’t have to be an exact match… you have a lot of creative freedom.

A Curated Library

The library contains 120 effects, organized into two main categories: Normal Speed and Slow Motion. Each category includes 4 distinct styles: 01 Classic, 02 Ethereal, 03 Weightless, and 04 Intense.

Tutorial: Using Snow 4K in Adobe Premiere

Tutorial: Using Snow 4K in Final Cut Pro X