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1. To add the camera, go to Layer>New>Camera. Set it to Custom and use the settings below. Or, use your own settings.
   
2. Twirl down Camera 1 in the timeline, then twirl down Transform. Set the following values and set keyframes.

   First Frame

   Point of Interest: 317.1, 167.1, 23.0
   Position: -294.0, 6.0, -106.8

   Last Frame

   Point of Interest: 327, 153.7, 47.9
   Position: -211.2, 9.0, -195.2
   I got these values by dragging the arrows around in the timeline using the camera tools. I don't want to get into controlling the camera in this tutorial, but go ahead and try it out if you've never done it before. It's a little tricky to wrap your brain around if you have bad depth perception, like I do.

Add the Lights

1. First, let's add a Point Light. Layer>New>Light. Set the Light Type to Point and leave all of the settings at the default and click OK.
2. Click on Point Light in the timeline and press P to bring up the Position settings. Set the position to 173.3, 106.7, -65.0.
3. Now add an Ambient Light. Layer>New>Light. Light Type: Ambient. Leave the rest alone.

Add Cinelook

1. Create a new solid. Layer>New>Solid. Call it Background. Make it white and click the Make Comp Size button, then click OK. Drag the solid to the bottom of the timeline.
2. Apply Cinelook. I used the Itchy & Scratchy preset. I didn't change any of the settings.
3. Go to the comps SALE Comp 1 and JUNE Comp 1 by either double-clicking on them in the project window, or by clicking the tab in the timeline, if they're still open.
4. Apply DigiEffects Cinelook to JUNE and SALE. Effect>DigiEffects Cinelook>DE Cinelook. I used the preset Rust. Make sure that you're applying this effect in their own comps and not in the Final comp.

Go back to June Sale Final and watch the magic.