What programs can create that old grainy, hairy film effect, like mentioned in an earlier topic. Does anyone have a list of programs able to do this at all?

Quicktime Pro can do it, as I described in the other post,

I believe After Effects can do it, but I haven't used it in a while.

Most other film programs will, but normally they require plugins to do so.

I have a filter called "Aged Film" for Premiere...it works pretty good, actually...
Look for it.

Murphman Studios.

thanks for the replies, i'll check that out...

almost any NLE program can do film grain. Just create a color "noise" clip (like tv static) that is constantly changing (I know Final Cut Pro, Avid and Premire can all do this). Then put it over your source material on a second video track. Now, reduce the opacity to 3-10 percent.
hope this helps.
joren