Mastering CRT Vintage Logo Design with Jack Harrison

Jack Harrison has one of the most niche logo design techniques you’ll ever find, specializing in degrading modern graphics through CRT screen recordings. His process allows him to create some of the most genuine VHS filters that exist, emulating nostalgic graphic designs you would find from the 80’s. Although it may seem simple in concept, the effort and attention to detail Jack puts into his work may surprise you. Find out how he got started and grew his presence in today’s episode of the CinePacks Podcast.

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00:00:01 - Introduction to Jack Harrison and Digital Joy
00:02:17 - From VR Game Design to CRT Art and Vintage Video Effects
00:04:53 - Discovering CRT and VHS Techniques for Retro Video Design
00:07:45 - Freelancing for Major Artists: J. Cole, Kehlani, and More
00:09:36 - Blending Analog and Digital: Creating Vintage Visual Effects
00:12:34 - Workflow Tips for CRT Animation and Logo Design
00:16:32 - Collaborating on J. Cole’s Album Art and Other Big Projects
00:21:19 - Studio Setup: Using CRTs and Vintage Video Mixers
00:24:56 - How to Get Started with CRTs and Video Synth Gear
00:33:50 - AI in Filmmaking and the Future of Retro Visual Effects
00:38:01 - Camcorder Magic: Using Handy Cams for Retro Film Aesthetics
00:42:04 - Favorite Gear: CRT Monitors, Video Mixers, and More
00:48:25 - The Power of Documenting Your Creative Process
00:53:40 - Future Projects and Advice for Aspiring Visual Artists