Transcripts
1. Introduction: This tutorial is fairly simple. I've been watching a lot of
reels and a lot of TikTok, and I've seen this trend
massively out of photos. I figured I'd help you guys out and go ahead and
show you how I do it and how you can
take it up a level and present your work
in a different way. And we all know we all
need content nowadays, so it just another way to
get some content today, we're gonna be using Brent fires just because
he just dropped the wasteland out and
he's from the DMV. So I figure we just use him
as a quick, fairly quick, fairly easy tutorial is
going to be Premier Pro, but you can also
do this photoshop and then just bring
everything over. But anyways, you guys
who got happens to the computer and get
this thing started.
2. Creating projects and adding our files: Pretty much I got this
blank set up here. I just created a new project which you can do first, create. Will I already kinda got the photos that I'm
going to use today. We're going to use Brent
phi as you just dropped out from the DMV. Shout out to that.
We just do some quick just so you
guys are seen as tune and I was wondering,
just hop on it. Like I said, we had the photos, we had the malicious items that we are going
to already use. You can go ahead and start
by creating a new sequence. I already have a good
customer mouse sequences, so I'm going to use my
vertical fees for that. You can pretty much do it. He's got a digital SLR
or whatever you need to. Click your settings, go
to settings and then click type in 10801920, right? And then you'll
have all your other settings and I will just name this brand reel and press. Okay, so now you're
going to have this also, what I like to do is
right-click on that. And I like to put
the safety margins on there just so I know like the safety outlines
to this kind of stay within unfortunately
tomorrow and I watched how somebody
else use this. So I'm gonna do the same. I'm going to move my window to the side here as
Josh my window out. I've never done that before. And you can also save your
workspace is if you want to say you can have
a vertical workspace to 1080 workspace. A workspace. This is just the workspace
we're going to be working off of right now. What you're gonna do is
you're going to take your photos, man. And he's going to dump all your photos on
there. Pretty much. What I wanted to do first is right-click select
all the photos. I only want this to be about since we only have nine photos, I want everything to
be about ten seconds. So I'm going to pick this at about and I put
this F 15 seconds. The marker. Put this at 15 seconds,
create a marker. Right-click on all of
these Speed Duration. Go ahead and just
click for 1 second. That make this a one. And then now everything
turns to 1 second. Now, on a select one
I want to use first. Stretched out is about the
1 second mark already. Then the next image that
you wanna do picked out. I want to be part of
like an outdoor image. So we put it here a
little bit, not too much. Now you got like here, here. And then he's going
to want to layer them all up like that. So that's what we're
going to do, right? Okay, guys, so after
you pretty much have everything pretty
much layered up, you're going to go ahead
and select everything, Right-click in its
scale everything. Now you still want to
make it adjusted to, it takes up the full space. So here we go. We have
this gross wages are, and also to start this.
3. Adding transitions and effects: Start this transition off. I just want to
start with a scale. So I'm gonna start with what
a push in, like start here, bring it into like right here, and bring it to where I
needed to be right here. And everyone's gonna go
out just to start it off. Now use like that. He's going to come into this. So now what you're
gonna do is create this new track about
this one and drag. Boom, take it, press O. Or you can press
Control D is up to you. I'm going to turn this
one off for a second. Then there's 18
seconds to write here. Take this one, move it down. And this one, you can pretty
much cut, delete this one. But to start off, we want to
scale it up there for me. I'm just going to cut out. You're going to use
this mask tool like this since it is a
photo was again, you can do this a video. I think there's a
there's affected stemmed from a video effects of like the the videos coming on before. And they just use that same
effect for the photos. So for me right now and buy these cutout brand
using the masking tool. Okay? Okay guys, so now you
have your little part. So now you're going to have
this coming in and then you have this dominant and
then the next image. And that's pretty much the
basis of the thing like this. This comes in, the
list comes in, and then whatever this
dimensions were, copy. So then it just kinda
just a lot going on. Now you're gonna do that and keep messing it for each one. So once again, on
your clerk, great. The knee track. Duplicate the track that up. Kind of want to scale it up. Move it over. Copy settings. These settings can mask
out what you wanna do. If you wanted to mask out
just the windows, probably. Just go ahead and
just cut him out. Now, we're going
to do something a little bit different for
this particular one. Now I just want comes in. The next one. This one, this image comes in, but instead of just having
this welcome and we're going to go down, pull it down. And then we're
going to block out the press Control K,
but this one out. And then what we're gonna
do is take out the boxes, the window panes,
just to switch it up. Right? And then
you're going to press this right here and invert. Now, we're going to see
the different parts. So you got this right here. He wants to just take it, copy it again, write, delete this mask, and
create a another window. Now you have two of them. And then right
here you had this. Now, scale this up enough, scale back to where
it needs to be 123. Start to scale like 130. Oh, we got a little bit. Fascia works. So now you have this. There you go. Now. Now, do the same thing,
create those masks. So we just got speed up
the rest of the mask. So then we can start adding
some of the other phase. Now with these effects,
you guys, like I said, you guys can start acting
a little freaky with them just so they have
some different looks to, to dislike it
wasn't music video. So for this one, I am
going to add like, I'm going to add
an amber effect on me and then drop those on there. So now we've got like a
look like this, right? For the next one comes in. So in the next logo. And you can bring it down to so
like if you wanted to, they don't always
all have to have like that cutout effect, but that is the
basis of an effect. But you can press
like Luther King, Louis, the key here though
to threshold I like 0. Create some keyframes,
go a couple of keyframes and then just
go with your settings. Cut off at a 100, right? And then just easy. Now you guys know what good. Now the next one, once again. We're just gonna do
the regular mask, but I just want to
show you guys a few variations of things
that you can do. Okay? And then lastly for
the effects, you guys, you guys always know how to
choose the main character. You can always choose some of the elements that's going on, like the head or the
phone or something along lines like the background
before you bring in the actual image
are not redundant. That's not saying just
trying to give it a bunch of different
looks. It looks. And I'm going to hold the
attention for your audience. So for this one I'm going to
cut out just the knee in. Now looks like he's
looking at the camera. I feel like that's pretty cool. Right now. Let's just see what
we have before we ask some of these
extra affects. What we got right now. That's pretty cool. You guys, what you guys
think? I think that's a pretty good first of all, it takes is like I
said, it's not images. You're not going to crazy. This is just showing you
guys what you can do. For some of the effects
that they got going on, go back to a malicious voter. And like I said, like I said, I'm just going to
grab my paper texture from my paper texture
over top of this, and then create a nice
little lights and green on either Leitner stream
order one gives you that. I'm kind of like I got this
paper texture on there. And then I'm actually
going to grab the photocopy texture
in there as well. Just so it has that
strong paper texture. What I'm going to
turn it 90 degrees. Scale it down. Good.
Go. Same thing. Overlays lights. So I'm just going to
give us some texture. So I'll put 75. I'll
put the other one. Which I think is really
cool. I think it's cool. Quick effect meant something. I've done it. I feel like we're
missing pieces, right? So alright. If you have that
problem that I have to, you can just delete the
neck nested sequence, take everything up,
everything back to the top. Delete this. So if you guys are
having that issue too, you can go back to
that nested sequence and then just drag and pull everything back because I
don't know why I just gave me like that that issue, whatever, but that's
just a quick way to keep everything together
where you go. And that's pretty much the basis of the effect of that
is pretty simple. Quick effect. Are you guys so I
hope that helped you in some way, shape, or form. As always, you guys, I hope that got the gears turning for you and
your next project. Lastly, just keep hustling, key, creating, and most importantly,
keep learning guide. And until next time, I'll eat dog. I'm checking out.
Mogamat Rikhotso, Animator
