Video Editing Style Transfer Prompt

I want to apply a video editing style transfer. The source video has a vintage, grainy look with warm colors, similar to old Super 8 film. The target video is a modern cityscape scene, currently with a clean, crisp digital look. I need the cityscape video to adopt the vintage aesthetic of the source video. Specifically, introduce film grain, slightly desaturate the colors, add a subtle warm color cast, and perhaps introduce some minor imperfections like slight flickering or vignetting to mimic the characteristics of old film stock. Consider the pacing and rhythm typical of vintage films as well; how could I reflect that visually using editing techniques, such as introducing short, quick cuts at key moments to emulate the less-smooth transitions often found in older footage? Think about color grading, effects, and potentially even the introduction of artifacts reminiscent of aged film.

Imagine I have a music video with a very specific hyper-stylized look, characterized by vibrant, almost neon colors, quick cuts, and dynamic camera movements. The second video I want to style is a simple interview shot. I'm looking to inject some of the energy and visual excitement of the music video into the interview. Suggest how to do this. Focus on color grading to boost saturation, adding visual effects such as glows or chromatic aberration, and recommending editing techniques like jump cuts or speed ramps to create a more dynamic pace. Furthermore, how would you suggest applying these techniques subtly enough so that they enhance the interview without overpowering the content? Which specific visual effects and transitions would you recommend to maintain viewer engagement without causing distraction?