Premiere Plus : 30 days challenge to learn Adobe Premiere Pro

1. Introduction: Do you want to become a video editor in just one month? Then you are in the right place. Hello, my name is joseph Adam. I have been a video editor and a graphic designer for more than ten years. I have worked with more than 600 clients and company with more than 145,000 students subscribing to my classes. In this class, I will teach you how semester the Adobe Premiere Pro software in just one month, even if you have not experienced at all, because I will start with you from scratch, this class is divided to four weeks. In the first week you will learn the basics of the premiere pro, like the Timeline and the software tools. Tools like the selection tool, the razor tool to cut clips, the split tool, and the shapes tool. You will also learn how to add video clips in geometrical shapes and how to add video transitions between the clips to make the transition process between the clips look more professional and smoother, you will learn to add text to your videos and helped edit it. You will see how to add Lower thirds to your videos. And I will show you some tips and tricks, like have to speed and slow your videos. It's create cinematic shots. You will also see how to reverse your videos and how to separate the audio from videos and replacing it with any other audio you like. You will learn how to stabilize shaking videos and help to enhance the quality if your videos by removing the noise. Finally, you will learn how to remove any unwanted objects from your videos. In the second week, you will learn animation. As you will learn how to animate your videos, images, and the texts using various techniques like 3D animation and type in animation, you will learn to animate logos to use them in intros for your videos or on your YouTube channel. You will also learn to create an animated slideshow for your images. Then you will learn to create multiple effects. Effects like the double exposure effect, the color shifter effect, the tint effect, ink Droop effect, and a lot more effects that will make your videos look cool and professional. In the third week, you will learn color correction and color grading, which allows you to edit the lighting and the colors in your videos to make them look more attractive. We will start with the lumetri scoops, which are a bunch of histograms that we use to measure colors and lighting in the videos, which helps us to set the right amount for them. Next, we move to the lumetri menu, which we used balance the colors in our videos and edit their saturation. We will see how to edit skin color and how to change the color of any object in our videos using the curves menu and the mask, we will also see how to turn colored clips into black and white and help to match the colors of multiple clips to get multiple scenes with the same color and shape. How to change clips that were filmed by Day to look like they were filmed by night. And how to add Luts to our videos to save time and efforts. We will also see how to create our own Luts. Then we will see how to deal with chroma or the green screen and how to remove it and replace it with any background we want. And how to add effects using the green screen. And finally, how to make other adjustments to make our videos look professional. In the fourth and final week, you will learn to add multiple plugins to the software to make things easier for you. Plugins like the premiere Composer Plugin, which contains multiple presets that you can add to your videos in a single click and AEjuice Plugin, which contains a large number of effects, transitions, and animate it texts that you can add to your videos to make them look more professional. Then we will move to the audio section in which you will learn different ways to edit audio, like how to enhance the sound quality, remove background noise, and how to record your own audio. Then we move to the last section, as we will work on multiple projects, you will learn to create commercial projects from scratch in Saudi. And this includes planning for the project from the start and executing every step of the plan until the finish. When you export your projects, you will learn to create videos to publish on social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and others to get a great number of likes and followers. By the end of this class, you will be a video editor ready to create different projects using all that you have learned. And let me tell you, learning Premiere Pro and Video Editing can change your life to the better, both socially and artistically as you will be able to work as a video editor for companies or as a freelancer and improve your commercial or arts work. One more step left to success. Balance will be late and joined the class I will be waiting for you 2. download files : Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to download the classes media files so that you can use them to walk with me step-by-step in the videos. So to download the media Files, click on projects and resources. You will see here download Class Files. Click on it. You are taken to Google Drive. Now click on Download. Then download. Anyway. You are the download started. After it's finished, you will get zip file. If you are using Windows, use when rare to unzip the file. If you are using Mac, just double-click on the file and it will be unzipped. After you unzip the file, you will get this folder here, open it. Here we are. We have multiple folders here. Each folder corresponds with a video, and each folder contains the media files used in its correspondent video. The files are named after the videos, so this everything is organized perfectly. Now you may notice that some videos do not have a folder here. That's because we do not use any media files in those videos, or because we use the media files of the previous video. So that's it. Thanks for watching. See you in the next video. 3. How to set and edit your workspace: Hello and welcome to this video. This is the first video and in which we will see how to create a new project. When you open the software, you get this page here. In here, you will find the recent projects you created. Since this is the first time you open the software, this page will be empty. Now it's create a new project. You click on new project. You get this window. You can name your projects from here. Let's call this one first project. From here you select the location where you want to save your projects at. You click on Choose location and disliked the location you want. From me. I will save it here. We click on Choose to choose the location. Now, the projects will be saved at the selected location. Then you click on Create, it creates the project. This is the software is interface. Now. Now we add the media files. These files will be included for you in the Resources folder to use. You can use them or use your own media files to add them. You select them, then you drag them to the project panel. Now, you need to add them to the Timeline to show and edit them. It's very simple. You click on the video and drag it to the Timeline here. Here we are. The Timeline is created and the video is edit to it. You click play to play the video. This is how you create a new project and how to add media file is to the software and to the Timeline. Now we take a look at the software interface. As you can see, the interface consists of multiple panels. We have here at the source. The effects controls, the audio clip mixer. And finally, the metadata. We have multiple panels here as well. We have the project media browser, the libraries, the NFO, the effects, and the markers. We can click on the double arrow icon to see all the panels here. We can edit these panels. For example, we have the effects controls panel. We can change its position and put it anywhere we want. We can hold it and drag it to put it here. As you can see in a simple way, remove the effects controls from here to here. Same thing for the media browser. We can change its position and move it up here. When we select a panel, we see this three lines icon here. We can look on it and we get this menu. We select Close Panel to close and remove the banner. Same thing for the media data panel. This way we could remove any unwanted Panel from the interface. Now if replace the mouse here, we can see the mouse icon has changed. Now we can collect, interrupt any site that the width of the panel. Same thing here. We can set the width of all the panels to set the best view of the emperor face. As you can see, some panels are big jumped. To reset the interface to its default view. We go to Window workspaces and we select reset to saved layouts. And here are the interface is back to its default block. The software that gives us different interfaces. We go to Window workspaces and we have here multiple interfaces or workspace is to choose from. For example, we slept the color workspace. Here we are, the interface changed and we have here all the color gradient and color correction tools that we need. We will take a look at this interface later. Now select the captions and Graphics Workspace. Take a look at it. Next to take a look at the production Workspace. Like I said, you can select any of these workspaces. And of course, we can customize the workspace to create our own workspace. For example, like this. Now to save this customized workspace, to reuse it, we go to Window workspaces and we slept save as new workspace. We get this window. We named the workspace and we click Okay. Now we go back to Window workspaces and we will find the new workspace that we just saved. It. It is right here. It's called My Workspace. So this is how you can create your own workspace and save it. Now we selected editing workspace because this is the one that we will use. This if this video, thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 4. media player: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will take a look at the media player. This is the media player here, and these are its tools. We have the Blade tool to play and stop the media. Here we have the stuff back tool. We use it to go back frame by frame. Here we have the step forward tool. We use it to go forward frame by frame. Next we have Goto and tool to go to the end of the video. And here we have Goto start tool to go to the start of the video. These are the media player tools. Next we have here the zoom level. We select the video zoom level from here. For example, we select 100% and as you can see, we zoomed on the video. We can zoom in or out on the video. For example, like this. To set the video to the whole screen, we select Fit. Next we have here the select playback resolution. We have here three options, full health and the quarter. If you have a strong and powerful computer, you can show your videos in full resolution here. If you have a medium computer, you SelectHealth to show the videos in a medium resolution. And finally, we have here the quarter option for low resolution. This does not mean that you will export your videos in low or medium resolution. This is just to show your video in the media player with the selected resolution and to show it in a smooth way and not effect your device. If you have a strong device, select full resolution. But like I said, this is just to keep things smooth. Select the resolution based on the strength of your device. I think health is a good resolution to show the video. And when you export the video, you will export it in full resolution. So this is all about the media player in the software. Whatever you create in the Timeline will show in the media player. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 5. Source Panel: Hello and welcome to this video. This video, we'll take a look at the source Panel. The source Panel allows us to see a preview of the video before adding it to the Timeline. For example, we delete this video from the Timeline. Now, before we add it to the Timeline, we double-click on it to see it in the source Panel. Click play to play the video. You can fast forward It's frame-by-frame. And we can go directly to its end or it starts. And we have here the mark and mark, all tools. We use them to mark the start and the end of the parts of the video that we want to use. We can navigate the video using this cursor. Now we play the video and we crop the parts of the video that we want. We set the cursor to the start of the part. We will leave this part here. We click on the mark in tool to mark the start of the clip. The clip that we will crop starts from this spot. We put the cursor at the end of the clip and we collect on the L2 to mark its end. The selected clip starts from here and ends here. Of course, we can always increase or decrease the selected part. Now this is the part that we want. Now to add the video with its audio to the Timeline. We click on the video into source Panel and we drag it to the Timeline. Here we are, the selected parts of the video is added to the Timeline. Now to add the video to the Timeline without its audio recollect on the drag video only icon, and we drag it to the Timeline. The video is added now without the audio. The audio of the selected parts only right-click on the drug audio only and we drag it to the Timeline. We drag the video from the source Panel to the Timeline to add the video with its audio, we drag it from the Video only icon to add video without audio. And we drag it from the audio only icon to add the selected parts audio only. So this is the source Panel and what we use it for. Now just lift all these three clips and we click delete, remove them. To unselect this part, right-click on it and we select Clear in and out. Let's take a look at this video. Double-click on it, edit to the source Panel. We put the cursor at the start point. We click on the mark M to mark the start point. We put the cursor at the end point, and we click on the mark to mark the end point. This is the selected part. Would grab it a video from the screen to edit alongside its audio. This is the same video here on the Timeline, but this is the whole video and this is the selected parts we chose. The source Panel allows us to crop a part of the video even before adding it to the Timeline. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 6. the Timeline: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will take a look at the Timeline. As you can see, we have multiple effects on the Timeline. And we can add media files to these tracks. We have here the video cracks. We can add videos and images in these bags. And we have here audio tracks. We can add only audio files, do it. As you can see, we have this video here in the Timeline. The video is edit to the video track and it's audio is edit to the audio track. We have the letter a on audio tracks and V on Video cracks. We can edit the length of the drugs. For example, here the video looks so small and we can see it's details. So we use this cursor here to edit the length of the Timeline. We click and drag to the left to increase the length of the Timeline. We click and drag to the left, increase the length of the Timeline. Now we can see more details and we can edit the length of the drug. From here. We click and drag up to increase the track length. We can increase or decrease the track length very easily. Like I said, now we can see more details in the video track. You can do the same two audio tracks. We can increase their length and width as well. This way we can see the audio track clearly and we can see its details and edit it. We will see how to edit the ODU files later in the coming videos. Now, if you take a close look, when we increase the length of the drag, we increase the length of all the tracks in the Timeline. Now what if we want to increase the length of this track only without affecting the other text in the Timeline. Let's put the tracks back to their default size first. The size of this track only. We put the mouse on the top line of the drug to get this icon. Then we collect and drag up to increase the size of the track. Now as you can see, we increase the size of this track. Only. Now we increase the size of this audio track as well. This is how we can increase the size of the text in the Timeline. We increase their length and width. Will set the track size like this. That's better. We have here the toggled track output tool. We use it to hide the track. We hide any media file that's on the track. We click on it, and here we are in the video is gone. If we edit the video to another object, it will show. But this track is hidden alone with any media file on it. And we can always click on the toggled track output tool to show it back. We have here the log tool on the video tracks. We use it to look the track. We click on it and as you can see, we have these diagonal lines on the track. Now we can't add any media files so that drag. This way we make sure that we don't add anything by mistake to detect. And of course we can unlock it if we want. And on the audio tracks we have the Mu crack tool. It's kinda like the toggled track output tool, individual tracks. We use the MMU tool to mute the audio track. Now when we play the video, you can see the video, but it's Sound is muted. Sometimes you will have more than one audio file in the Timeline and you use the mutual to mute one and listen to the other. We have muted the whole track. That means all the audio files in that track will be muted. And of course we can click on the Mu tool again to unmute dread. Next wave here, the solo track tool. If we have multiple audio files in the Timeline, we click on the solo track tool to mute all the other texts and only leave this track unmuted. When we have multiple audio files, we click on the solid crack tool to hear the audio in dyslexic track only. This is how we set and edit the timeline. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 7. Setting the Timeline: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll take a look at the Timeline settings and tools we have here, the snap in Timeline tool. We add a video to the Timeline. Now when I tried to drag the video and put it next to the other video, it's like a magnet that pulls the videos together. And this allows us to put the two videos next to each other very easily. But if we deactivate this net and Timeline tool, when we drag the video next to the other, it's normal. And we can make a mistake leaving some space between the two videos. When we play the videos, it's will be obvious. And then we can even put one video over the other. With the snap in Timeline tool activated. The video is put directly next to the other without any issues. This feature allows us to set videos next to each other without any overlap or space. Now, if we click on this video, it's selected alongside its audio. Same thing for this video. But if we deactivate the length selection tool, when we click on the video, it's selected alone. And we can select the audio separately as well. We can put the audio and video anywhere we want. With the Linked Selection Tool deactivated. All the videos in the Timeline will be separated from their audio. This tool links the audio and video together. It's very important to activate this tool to make sure to select the video alongside its audio. Next, we have the addMarker tool. For example, we put the cursor here and we want to add filters that this spot here, but not now. We use the addMarker tool to add a marker at this spot. Here we are, this is our marker. We click on the addMarker tool. Again. We get this window. We named the marker. For example, we name It's filter. And we type a comment. We type reminder. For example, we write add filter. We select a color for our marker. And we click Okay. Are, we have an orange marker here? When we hover over it, we can see the comments we typed. To remove the marker. We put the cursor on it. We collect on the addMarker tool. We get this window and we'll select, delete at the macro to the video. We select the video, then we click on Add Marker. Now the marker is not added to the Timeline, but instead it's edit to the video. Wherever we put the video, the marker moves with it. Unlike the marker on the Timeline, move into video, we've changed the max points. We put the cursor on the marker and we click on Add Marker. We get the macro window. We named the marker. We add comments and we select color for the marker. Then we click, Okay. Remove the marker, we click on Add Marker and we select delete. These are some of the most important features, are tools in the Timeline. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 8. selection tool: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll talk about the selection tool. We start by removing this clip from the Timeline we selected and we click Delete from the keyboard. Now, double-click on the project panel. And we add these clips. They are included for you to use in the Resources folder. We can select multiple clips and add them all at once. Now we drag this club to the Timeline. As you can see, we've got this warning clip, mismatch warming. The software is telling us that the clip does not match the sequence settings. And it's asking us if we want to change the sequences settings to fit with the clip. We will keep the current settings now. Are the club is edit to the Timeline. Now we have the selection tool here. When you open the software, you will see that the tool is selected automatically. We have here multiple tools, but the selection tool is in blue, which means it's the selected or activated tool right now. We select it and under tool, it won't be in blue and the selection tool is in white to indicate that it's not currently selected. Now when we select the selection tool, we just did Timeline slightly like this. We use the selection tool to select the clips in the Timeline. And we can put them anywhere we want and the Timeline. We can put it in different track if we like. If we hover over the edge of the clip like this, we get this icon. Now we can click and drag left to delete this part of the clip. We can do the same from the start. We hover over the edge. We get this icon. We click and drag to the right to delete this part of the clip. And of course we can reverse the process and bring the deleted parts back. You put this clip back to the start of the Timeline. And we add this glove to the Timeline. We put it next to the first clip. Now, if we selected this clip and deleted this part of it, we will leave this empty space between the two clips. We can simply select the next clip and drag it next to the first clip. But if we have too many clubs and the Timeline, this will take a lot of time and efforts. So the easy way is to select the empty space and we click Delete from the keyboard to delete it. Now after the lead and the empty space, but to clips are placed next to each other. It's very simple. We just select the empty space between the videos and we click Delete from the keyboard to remove it and print the videos next to each other. The last thing we use the Selection tool for selecting the videos. We just click on the video to select it. We select the first video, or the second. We select a video and we click on the Add Marker tool to add a marker inside the selected video. We can select the second video. We put the cursor at the point where we want add the marker ads. Then we click on the market tool to add the marker. You can click on Command plus Z for Mac users or Control plus Z for Windows users. To undo the last move with it, we keep clicking until we go back to the move. We want this all about the selection tool. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 9. Razor tool: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll take a look at the razor tool. We use the razor tool to cut clips in the Timeline. We have here two clips in the Timeline. Here today are now we want to cut each clip into three parts and merge them together. So we use the razor tool. We select the razor tool. Now when we hover over the video in the Timeline, you can see that we have this white line. The white line represents the point where we will cut the video act. We can the first video into three parts. We select the selection tool. It's shortcut is V from the keyboard. As you can see, we get the video into three parts and we can edit each part separately. Now we use the razor tool to cut the second video into three parts as well. The razor tool shortcut is see from the keyboard. Here we are. We have six parts here. Now we can shuffle them. We decrease the Timeline. And we pull the video parts here. Then we shuffled them like this. We put apart from the first video, then another from the second video, and so on. Now we click Play. And here we are. This is how we can cut and merge videos together. So we use the razor tool to cut videos. Now we delete all these parts. We add the first clip here, and we add the second video on top of the first video on the track, on top of it. We can adjust the tracks like this to get a good look at them. Now we select the razor tool hold shift. And now as you can see, the razor tool icon is doubled. Now we can cut all the videos that are on top of each other at the same time. We hold shift and the week at the videos from here. Same thing we hold shift and the week at the videos from here as well. So this is how we can cut multiple videos at the same time. Just a reminder, if you put two videos on top of each other, the media player will only show the video on top. Just keep this in mind. This is how we use the razor tool to cut videos. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 10. Split tool: Hello and welcome to this video. This video, we'll take a look at the Slip tool. We start by removing these videos from the Timeline. And we add these two videos here. The two videos are included for you and the resources folder to use. Add them to the Timeline. The second video has no audio. In the first video we have to merge scenes. Now I want to start the video from here and remove the first part of the video. I put the cursor here and I use the ripple edit tool like we saw before. I click on the start of the video and I drag until I get to the point where I want to start. The video ends. Here we are. The unwanted parts of the video is removed and I got the video I want. Now what if I have a whole projects here with a lot of editing and work? And I finally notice that I don't want this part of the video. Instead, I want the part that I have deleted. It will take lot of work to bring it back, which may ruin the project. This is where the slip tool becomes very useful. So I click on the slip tool. I select the video, I click on it, and I grab to the right. You can see the parts of the video that I have removed on the media player. This way, I am replacing this video with the one that I have removed. When I release the mouse, as you can see, the video is replaced. And I can click on the video and drag to the left to reverse the process and replace this part with the other. As you can see on the media player, we have two scenes. We can see the start of the video and it's end this week and saves us a lot of time and efforts if we made a mistake or change our minds. So that's if there's video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 11. Adding shapes: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll take a look at the shapes and see how to add them to our videos. We have here the rectangle tool. We click and hold on it. We get three tools. The Rectangle tool, the Ellipse tool, and the polygon tool. We select the Rectangle Tool. We go to the media player and we click and drag to draw a rectangle here. Like this. We select the selection tool and we can place it anywhere we want. We can click on the shapes edge and adjust its size. You can see on the corners of the shape we have these dots here. We click on any of them and drag to the inside to make the corners of the shape rounded. And like I said, we can look on the edge of the shape and drag to adjust its size. Is just the shifts size like this, for example. And we put it here. Now, it did the shapes, color, and other settings. We go to the Effects Controls panel. We opened the shapes Settings menu, and we have here It's settings. We use the fill setting to change the shapes color. We can select any color we want. And we click Okay. We can add a stroke to the shape. We set its size, its color. Again, we can select any color we like. For example, we painted in yellow. We set the stroke type. We have outer, inner and center. We have here at the shadows setting. We use it at shadow to the shape. We select the shadows color. We painted in black. We increase its opacity. We set its orientation from here. We set its distance from here. This is our shadow behind the sheep. Like I said, we set its orientation from here. And then we have some other settings here to remove the shadow with simply uncheck it. So this is how we add and edit our shape. And we can also add a text to our shape. This is how we add and edit our shape. And then we can also add a text to our shapes. We select the shape from the Timeline and we click Delete from the keyboard to remove it. Now we'll take a look at the Ellipse tool. We use it to draw a circle. In our video, we click and drag to add an uneven circle. We click Command Z to go back and to edit even circle. We hold shift and didn't we click and drag to draw the circle. Here we are. The circle is perfect. The circle is drawn like this because the settings of the last shapes are still saved and are applied directly to this shape. To adjust the shape, we go to the Effects Controls panel to the Shapes Settings menu. And do we make our adjustments? Remove the stroke, for example, and we change the shapes, color, or whatever we want. Now we take a look at the polygon tool. We select it. And we'd draw a triangle here. Same thing. We go to the Effects Controls panel. We opened the shapes Settings menu, and we have the same settings as before. Now we delete the shape and we select the Pen tool. We use the Pen Tool to draw a free shapes. We set the first dot here, another here, and we keep going to draw this shape. And we can click on each dots and adjust its positioned to adjust the shape. Just that, that's to get the shape we want. We click on the dots and then we move it. Now we delete this shape. We add the first dot here. We add the second here, and we click and drag to add a curved line instead of straight one. This is how we draw curved lines to draw any shape we want. So this is how we can add geometrical shapes and reshapes to our videos. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you the next video. 12. Adding videos inside shapes: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to add our videos inside shape. We have this video in the Timeline. Now right-click on the rectangle tool. We get the shapes menu and we select the ellipse tool. Hold shift and withdraw circle here. We use the selection tool to put the circle here over the character's face. Now we go to effects and we locate the Track Matte key. Here it is. Now we added to the video. Next we go to effects controls. We have here the Track Matte key settings. We have here the Track Matte key settings. We have the med setting. We have three options here. None. Video tree and Video to the shape is in-video to drag. So we select Video two. And here we are. Our video is added inside the circle with live play. And who we are. This is how we can add our videos inside shapes. We can draw any shape we want and add our videos to it. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 13. First Homework: Hello and welcome to this video. It's time for a simple homework. We saw how to create a new project in the premiere pro software. And how to add media files to the Timeline, and even how to edit and emerge media files. Now, I would like you to create this simple homework. You will find these three videos in the homework folder. And I would like you to add these videos to the software, then cut and emerge them like we saw in the former videos. It's very simple. So that's it for this video, and I will see you in the next video to create this Homework together 14. Create First Homework: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video, we will create our homework together. We start by closing this project. We go to File and we select close project. Now we go back to File and select New. Then we select projects. We named our project. For example, we name it's First Homework. We choose the location where we want to save our project. And I will save the projects in it. Now we click Create. Let's create our project. Let's click on the projects panel and we select Import. Go to the first Homework folder. It's included for you. And the resources folder. We select these three clips and we import them to the software. We add the first video to the Timeline to start the sequence. We named the sequence First Homework as well. We add other two clips to the Timeline. Increase the Timeline with a bit. The first video is a bit long, so we use the ripple edit tool to crop this part of the video. We keep only this short clip of the video. Go back to the start and we click blade. This is our clip. This is the second video. We use the ripple edit tool to crop this video as well. We keep this short clip. Next we move to the third video. Again, we crop it. We keep the beginning of the video. Perfect. We go back to the start and we click Play. These are our create clips. I'll decrease the first globin bit more. Just to make all three clips in the same duration. We go back, we click Play, and here we are. So this is how we can crop videos and merge them together and the Timeline. It's very easy and simple. That's if this video, thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video to move to the next level and learn new things in the software. 15. Video transitions: Hello and welcome to this video. In the former video, we created this simple homework. We merge these two videos together to create this video here. Now, in this video we will add video transitions to make the video better. It's add video transitions. We go to this panel here. Click on the double arrow icon here to see the whole panel's menu. Then select the effects panel. We have here the Effects menu. And at the end we have the video transitions. We opened the video transitions folder, and we have here multiple transitions to choose from. For example, the dissolve folder here contains seven transitions. The immersive video contains a transitions, and each folder contains multiple transitions that we can choose from. We can add the transitions, increased parts at the start, and add the end of the clip or between two clips will increase the Timeline length so that you can take a good luck. We have here three clips. We can add the transitions between the clips or at the start of the first clip and it's end. Let's choose one of the dissolved transitions. For example, the edit of result. To add the transitions, we click on it and we drag it to the Timeline. We get this brown area highlighting where we will add a transition. We can add a transition at the end of the clip or edit starts or between the two clips. We released the mouse to add the transition. Here we are, the transition is added between the two clips. We put the cursor here and we click Play. Are we click on space from the keyboard to play the video. We are. This is the transition. I will delete the transitions so that you can see the Video width. And without the transition, to delete the transition we selected and right-click Delete from the keyboard, or we right-click on it and we select Clear. This is the video without the transition. And this is the video after we added the transition, would take a look at number transition. For example, we open the slide folder and we add this slide transition. Same thing. We put it here between the two clips. Replay the video, and here we are. Like I said, you can use any of these transitions. We can edit the duration of the transition, increases or decreases. With the mouse. At the end of the transition, we get this icon here. Same thing if we put the mouse at the start of the transition. Now we're going to click on the transition and breadth to the side. Now we can increase the duration of the transition like this. We collect plane, and here we are. So the longer its duration, the slower it's will be. Now we decrease its duration. We click plane, and here we are. It's very simple. We have the Timeline duration here, and we can increase or decrease the duration of the transition based on what we want. Now we select the video transition. Then we go to Effect Controls. If you can see effects controls here, go to Window and check it. Like I said, we click on effects controls and we can see the transition settings. This panel is for effects only. We have here are the effects direction. When we play the video, you can see the transition starts from west to east. And we can switch it to start from east to west. Same thing. We can start it from north to south. Same thing we can start it from north to south. And from South and North. Or even from the northwest corner, or even from the northwest corner. We can edit the start and the end of the transition. And we can edit the transition duration from here as well. The only difference is that we can edit defect duration from one side only, not like before. Same thing. We can edit its duration from this side as well. If we hover over duration at the middle, we get this icon here. Now we can change the transition effects position between the two clips like this. We can edit its duration and position very easily. We have here the transition alignments setting. We have here the transition alignments setting We have here the customer starts because we unlined this manually. We select center etiquette to center the transition between the two clips. We select Start, It's got to online ad like this, and end, it's got to align the transition at the end. We can align its any way we like. And end. It's got to align the transition at the end. We can align it any way we live. Now we add the additive dissolve transition between the two clips. Here. We click Play, and here it is. Now when we select it, you can see that it has different settings. Take a look. Each transition has different settings. We can edit the start and the end like this. We'd looked plane. The transition looks a bit different. Now. We can edit the start and the end of the transition to give the results we want. We add another transition at the start of the first clip and another at the end of the last clip. Now when we click Play, we get this message here. Failure can apply to a single clip. So we replace this transition because it can be edit at the start of a clip. We replace it with the iris box transition. We click play. Here it is. Replace this transition at the end as well. We click Play, perfect. Some transitions can be placed at the start score at the end of a video. That's why you may get similar message to the one we got. Just replace it with one that works at the start and you're good to go. We played all video. And here we are. This is how we add and edit our transition effects. Now if you take a close look at the transitions in the dissolved folder, all the transitions are known, but the cross dissolve transition has this blue line here. That means it's the one activated. For example, we delete this transition here. We have here a feature to add the transition effects automatically. Software already selected this transition. Now to add the selected transition automatically, you just click Command plus D for Mac users and Control plus T for Windows users. So we select where we want to add the transition. In this case here, Andrew click Control or Command plus D. Here we are. The cross dissolve transition is the one edit. Same thing. We select this area between these two clips, we click Control or Command plus D. Here we are. The transition is replaced with the cross dissolve transition. And you can set the selected transition yourself. For example, the dip to white transition. Let's click on it and click on Set Selected as default transition. Now the dip to white transition has the blue line on it. Now we select where we want to edit and do click Control or Command plus D. This is how we add an edit transition effects. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 16. Adding text: Hello and welcome to this video. In the former video, we saw how to add and edit transition effects. Now, in this video we will see how to add text to our videos. So it's a text to our video. We select the Type Tool. Then we go to the media player and we click, that's where we want to add the text. Here we are. We get this icon here. And we have a text layer at the Timeline. Now we type a text here. For example, we type the wonder of nature. Of course you can type whatever you like. Now we go to effects controls and we open the text settings menu. We have here, the text we tight did the texts we need just let it first because we can't edit the text without selecting it. We can select the font type from here. For example, we selected Arial font. We select the font style from here. We have regular italic, bold and bold. Italic, select the one you like we said, the text size from here. We can increase it or decreases. Next we have here the paragraph settings. Later we will type a paragraph and comeback to take a look at these settings. Next we have the appearance settings. We have default setting to select the text color. We click on the color box and we select the color we like from the color picker window. After selecting the color, we click Okay. We select the color green. When we play the video, you can see the text is in green. We select the text. Again. Just select the whole text hold Control plus a for Windows users or Command plus a for Mac users. Next we have the stroke settings. We check it to add a stroke to the text. Then we select the stroke color and we click Okay to light. We can change this stroke type from here. We have outer, inner and center. Select the type you like. The stroke is a bit old-fashioned and I don't like to use it, but feel free to use it if you'd like it and think it's cool. We set the stroke size from here. Next we have the background setting. We check it at a background to the text. We select the background color. For example, we painted in black. We can edit the texts background opacity from here. We click plane. Here is the text background. We said that sex background size from here. We increase its size a bit. And we edit its corners from here. We can make them straight around. And we can always remove the texts background by unchecking it. Next we have the shadow setting. We use it at shadow to the text. We painted in black. We can set its size from here. We can set its position from here. And we can edit its sharpness from here to make it sharp or blurry. Next, we have the transform settings. We use the position setting to set the text position. For example, we put it here. I'll remove the texts joke. We click Play. And here we are. As you can see, when the Video reaches this point, the texts disappears. And it starts from this point. We put the mouse on the edge of the text layer. We get this icon and we'd grab it all the way to start with the video so that it starts with the Video. Same thing. If we wanted to end with the video. We drag it to the end. We click Play, and here we are. The text starts with the video and ENSO edit. Let's select the texts and change its color. Remove its stroke. We've painted in white We click Play. And here we are. Of course, you can paint it in any color you like. To remove the texts. We slept its layer and we click, Delete from the keyboard. We click and hold on the type tool to get this list, and we select the vertical type tool. We go to the MediaPlayer. We click where we want to type text at. And we type Premiere Pro for example. You can see the text is Vertical. We click Command or Control plus a to select the whole text. We go to the text settings menu. Same thing. We can edit the text size from here. And all the other settings we saw before. We can put the texts anywhere we want. We delete this text. Now we will see how to type a paragraph. To write a paragraph, we select the Type Tool. We go to the media player, then we click and drag like this to get this box. This box or rectangle is where we will type our paragraph. We release the mouse. Now we type our text. I have this text here. It's included for you to use. So we copy the text. Now right-click inside the shape and do it based the texts are this is our paragraph. We select the text manually or by clicking Control or Command plus a. We opened that sex settings menu. Same thing. We select the font type from here. We said the text size, the font style, and here we have the alignment settings that we skipped before. We can align the text to the left, to the center, or to the right. We can align the text to the left line of the shape except the last line of the paragraph. We can use the alignment settings to align the text in different ways. And we can align the text to the top, the middle, and the bottom of the shape. We alignment to the dub and to the left. Next we use this setting to set the space between the words. For example, in Greece, the space between the words, we click and drag to the right, and we click and drag to the left to decrease the space between the words. Next we have the space between the lines setting. We hover over the setting. We get this icon and we click and drag to the right to increase the space between lines. And we'd drag to the left to decrease it. Next we have the full board setting to set the texts involved. And we have the italics to set the text in italics. We have the all caps setting. To set the whole text and gaps. We have the small cap setting and the rest of the settings. To remove setting, you just click on it again. Blue means the setting is activated, and white means it's not activated. Same thing. We changed the text color. We have here the stroke and the text background settings. We already talked about all these settings. We can change the text position from here. And we have here some more settings that we will talk about in the coming videos. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 17. Adding Lower thirds: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to add Lower thirds to our videos. We started by going into the Window menu and we check essential graphics. Here we have the essential graphics menu here. We have multiple Lower thirds that we can add to our videos. We take a look at difference Lower Third, we click on it and we'll drag it to the Timeline. We place it on top of the video. We click Play. And here we are. Let's increase the size of the media player so that we get a good look at the video. We've looked plane, and here we are. Just the graphic we selected. And we get its settings here. We select the second bar. Here it is. We use the fill setting to change its color. We select any color we like. For example, sky blue. We click OK game. We played the video, and here it is. We changed the second bar color. Now we select the first bar. Here it is. We've means it's in yellow. Reach lift plane. Here we are. Now misled. Transition. Here is the transition. We've painted in black. We go back week slip plane, and here we are. We can add a stroke or shadow to it. If we want to remove the graphic, we select it and we collect, delete from the keyboard. We go back to the browse menu. And we select another graphic. For example, the angle Lower Third, iridescence. We edit to the Timeline. We go back to the start. We click play. Here it is. Same thing. With selected. We get its settings here. We select the text and the wildtype wherever we want in here. For example, I will type joseph Adam. You can type whatever you like in here. We have here the alignment transform settings. We can align the text to the left. The middle. We have here at the position setting to position the text manually. We change the text font from here. We select the text, then we blows the fonts we have here and select the one we like. We talked about the text settings before. We said the text size from here. We go back, you can play, and here we are. Now we'd leave this Lower Third. We select the gaming Lower Third left. We edit to the Timeline. We put it over the video. We click play. Here it is. We select the lower third and we get its settings here. This Lower Third is different than the one before. We type our text here. For example, we type video editing. We have here the subtitle text. For example, we type learn Adobe premiere pro. Of course you can type whatever you want in here. We select the title is font type from here. We said the font style from here. We can select bold, italics, etcetera. Same thing for the subtitle text. We select its font type from here, and we slept its font style from here. Next we have the animation speed setting. Who played a video? This is the animation. We increase its speed. We click play. Here we are. We use the animation speed setting to set the animation speed. We have here the styling settings. We change the main color from here. We select the dark pink, for example. This is how we add the Lower thirds to our videos. We have multiple graphics to choose from in the essentials graphics menu. We add the one we like and we adjust it using the settings to get the results we like. So that's F for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 18. speed and slowmotion: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll see how to speed and slow our videos. We don't need this video, so I'll remove it from the Timeline, and I will add this one instead. This video is included for you to use. After we add the video to the Timeline, we get this window. This window appears when the new Video Settings does not match the sequence settings. So we select Change sequence settings to match them with the Video Settings. Here we are, this is our video. Now right-click on the video in the Timeline and we select Speed Duration. We get this window. Here we have the speed rate in older normal videos, the speed is set to 100%. When we increase it, the video becomes faster. And when we decrease it, the video becomes slower. Speed, we can increase it manually, or we can click on the setting in black to the right to increase it with drafted right to increase the speed and rejected left to decrease it. Now we said the speed at 150 per cent. Then we click Okay. You can see the video is now shorter. Replay the video. As you can see, the video is now faster. Right-click on the video again and select Speed Duration. We increase the speed, for example, to 187, 178. But if you increase the speed too much, there will be some issues, especially if the video is filmed with a low number of frames. Now click Okay. Replay the video. And here we are. The video is very fast. Again, right-click on the video, we select speed, duration. We said speed back to 100%. This is the normal speed. Now to slow the video, we need to decrease this rate. So we set it to 50 per cent. For example. We click Okay. As you can see, the video is no longer. The slower the video, the longer it will be. The faster it is, the shorter it will be replayed the video. And here we are. The video is in slow motion, so this is one way to speed and slow our videos. We have another way to do that. We take a look at it. We put the video back to its normal speed to 100 per cent. Increase the size slightly. Now, if you take a close look at the video track, you will see this icon here. So right-click on it. We go to time remapping and we select speed. We get this line in the middle here. If we pulled the lead up to increase the Video Speed, we get this line in the middle here. We're bolder line up to increase the video speed. And we lower it down to degrees the Video Speed we collect on the line and we pull it up. You can see the speed rate increasing below the deck. After we released the mouse, the video becomes shorter. The video is faster. Now when we lower the line, the video becomes longer. And when we play it, you can see it's slower now, to under our last move, we can click on Command plus Z, or we can go to Edit and we select undo. The video is back to normal speed. Now what if we want to speed a certain part of the video and slow another part. It's very simple. When we get this line on the track, we get the keyframe tool here. Now let's say that we want to speed the first part with the video and slow the other part. We started by setting keyframe here. After set and the keyframe we get this line here. It's like we split the video. Now when we pulled the line up to increase the speed, we only speed this part. And we lower this part to decrease speed. We can explain. And here are the video starts fast and then it slows down. We can add another keyframe here. And we increase the speed of this part. We go back, we click plane, and here are the video starts fast, then slow, then fast again. This way we can speed or slow any parts of the video that we want. Now, if you take a close look at the transition between the speeds, it happens suddenly. So we need to smoothen the transition. We select the keyframe and drag it to the right. Now you can see the line looks like this. We have a straight line here. But here we have a tilted line, which indicates that the transition between the speeds is now smoother. We can use the keyframe tool to make the line corners a bit curvatures more than the transition process, even more. Neglect plane. And here we are. The transition between the speeds is now smaller. Same thing here. We select the keyframe and we drag it to the right to tell the speed line. And we make its corners a bit curvy to smooth transition process at this point as well. So this is how we can edit the speed of our videos. Now we'll move this video and we add another one. We take only this part of the video. We want to keep the Video Speed normal up until the points where the character does the backflip. Then we slow it down right here. Now right-click on the icon at the video track. We go to time remapping and we select speed. We add a keyframe. At this point. We will slow this part of the video. We select the keyframe. We drag it to the right to tilt the speed line and smooth the transition process. We just the lines corners to be a bit curvier. We go back quickly, plane. And who are the video is a normal speed and then it slows down like this. It did disputes lately. That's better. We can set the Video Speed back to normal at this point. We add a keyframe and we put blind to the middle. We smooth transition process. We go back, we click plane, and here we are. Normal speed, slow, and then back to normal speed. This is how we can speed or slow our videos. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 19. reverse video: Hello and welcome to this video. In the former video, we sell how to speed and slow our videos. Now, in this video, we will see how diverse our videos. It's very simple. We have this video here. Take a look at it. The characters are walking forward. Now we will reverse the video to make them look like they are walking backgrounds. So let's click on the video track and a select speed and duration. We get this window. Now we check reverse speed. We click Okay. We played the video. And here we are. The characters look like they are walking backgrounds. This is how we can reverse our videos and add some cool effects them. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 20. unlink video and audio: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll see how to unlink the audio from our videos. We have this video here with audio. If remove the video, the audio moves with it. So let's say this. We want to remove the audio in this video and replace it with another one. It's very easy. Let's click on the video track. And we select unlink. Now the audio and video are unlinked, and we can select each one separately. When we move the video, the audio file stays put and does not move with the video. Now we can remove the audio file, we select it and we collect the lead from the keyboard. Now we can replace it with another audio file. We go to the Resources folder and we add this audio file. It's included for you to use. We imported and we add it to the Timeline. We use the razor tool to cut the audio file because it's too long. We remove the extra part. The audio and video are in the same duration now. But the audio and video are still separated. So we need to link them together. We select both of them. Right-click and select link. Or they are linked. When we move the video, the audio moves with it. This is how we unlink audio from videos and replace them. That's if this video, thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 21. split screen: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to split the screen and show multiple videos at the same time. We start by adding the first video to the Timeline. Now we add another video. It's the same character, just a different angle in each video. Now we will see how to show both videos at the same time. We put one video on top of the other. We select the top video. We go to the effects panel. You can see the effects panel go to Window and check effects. We type crop. This is the crop effect with drag it to the top video. We select the second video and we add the crop effect to it as well. We go to effects controls. We have here, the crop effect settings. We select that video. We go to the crop effect settings and recap the video from the left. Same thing from the right. Now we use the position setting to put the video, to direct. Select the second video. We grab it from the left. We'd drag it to the left so this we can see it. We crop it from the left, slightly like this to cover the rest of the screen. You grab it from the rights as well. Perfect. We go back to the start, we click Play, and here we are. We are showing two videos at the same time. We have a normal shot and the close-up shots of the same video. We can split the screen and show three videos. We select the first video and we crop, it's from the top. We crop and slightly from the bottom as well. We use the position setting to place the video down here. Just the video slightly like this. That's better. Now we add another video. Here it is. We add it on the top. We add the crop effect to it, and we crop it from the top. We grab it from the bottom as well. Then we use the position setting to place it on the top right corner. You crop it from the left first. Then like I said, we place it on the top-right corner. Perfect. We click Play. And here we are. We are showing three videos at the same time. This is how we can split the screen and show multiple videos at the same time. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 22. Stabilize shaking videos: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll see how to stabilize our videos. We have this video here. And as you can see, the camera is shaken and the video does not look good. So we will see how to stabilize it. We go to the effects panel. We type warp. We get the Warp Stabilizer effect here. We drag it to the video in the Timeline. The software is analyzing the background. Who waits for a bit. Here, it's done. We click play. Here, are the video is stable and there is no more shaking. Take a look here. This is the video before, and this is the video after we stabilized, it would take a look at another video. We added to the Timeline. Here it is, take a look at it. It's shaken as well. So we add the Warp Stabilizer effect to it. We wait for a bit. The software is analyzing the background. Now, it's done. We click Play. And here are the video is stabilized. If you take a close look, you will notice that the video is stable, but it still moves. Now if we want to fix the video so that it does not move anymore, we go to the Effects Controls panel. We have here, the Warp Stabilizer effect settings. We go to the stabilization menu, to the results setting, and we select no motion. We wait for a bit to, the software, is stabilizing the video. It is. Now we collect plane. And here we are. The video is stable. So this is how we stabilize our videos. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 23. remove noise: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll see how to remove the noise from our videos. We played the video. You may not see the noise clearly, so we zoom in on the video. Here we are. As you can see, we have too much noise here. Now we will see how to remove it. We select the video, go to the effects panel and we take noise. We selected the VRD noise effect. We edit to the video. We have its settings here in the Effects Controls panel. We have here the noise level setting. After adding the effect of the video, the software remove the most directly. Who paused the effect. Here we are. This is the video without the effect. And this is the video after we edit the effect, the noise is gone now. And we can set the noise level to maintain the proper resolution. We zoom out. So this is how we can remove the noise from our videos. Just pay attention to the noise level in the video. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 24. remove object from video: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to remove any moving object from our videos. We have this video here with this character moving. Now we will see how to remove this character from the video. First thing to know is what we will do now only works for stabilize videos. Now we start by duplicating the video. We put it on top. We hide the lower video for now. Next we go to effects controls. Now we click on Create ellipse mask. Here we are. This is the ellipse mask. We put it on the character before adding the Mask, Make sure to select the top video and not the lower one. Now it just the mask based on the character shape. We increase the mask feather too soft and damask edges. Now we click on Mask Path to add a keyframe. We use this keyframe to move the mask. Now we select the mask so this we can see damask edges. You can see the keyframe here. Next we move the cursor here. And we drag the Mask to track the character. When we move the mask, new keyframe was added here. Again, we move the cursor and we move the mask to drag the character. And to keep going like this until the end of the video. We are done. We go back, we click play. Here we add the mask cracks the objects or the character movement, and follows it. Now we click on inverted, reverse the process. The whole video is visible and the character is hidden. We click play. Here we are. Now we shall the Lord crack back. We select the razor tool. We can select it or use the shortcut see from the keyboard. Now we split this video. We reverse the position of the two parts. We go back, we click Play. And here we are. The character is gone and removed from the video. And of course now you can replace the character or the objects with another character or object if you want. And like I said, this technique we used works only with stabilize videos and without any other objects or character is moving in the background. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 25. Second Homework: Hello and welcome to this video. It's homework time. We have this video here. And as you can see, the camera is shaking. I would like you to stabilize it. It's very easy and simple and we already saw how to do that. So that's it. And I will see you in the next video to correct the homework together. 26. Create Second Homework: Hello and welcome to this video. In the former video, I have asked you to stabilize this video here. Now we will do that together. So we go back to the start of the video. We go to effects and we locate the Warp Stabilizer. We just type warp and we get the effect here. Now we add the effect of the video. The software analyzes the video, then it will stabilize it. We are, go back, we click play. The video is now stable. All the shaking is gone. This is the video before. And this is the video now. This is how we stabilize our videos. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 27. how to animate objects: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to create an animation with the Adobe Premiere Pro. We will start by adding a background. So we click on new item. We get this menu, and we select Color Matte. We get this window. We have here, the Video settings, it changed nothing here. We just click, Okay, we select the background color. For example, we select the color white and we click, Okay, we named the background and we click Okay. Here we are. This is our background. Here. We drag the background to the Timeline. We increase its duration. This is our background. Now double-click on the projects panel. We add the logo. This logo is included for you to use. We click Import. Here it is. We edit to the Timeline and we increase its duration to match the duration of the background. We have here, the background and the logo. To start our animation, we select the object that we want to animate. In this case the logo. So we select it. Then we go to effects controls. We have here the motion settings. If the motion menu is closed, you open it to see the settings. We have here, the position setting. We use it to move the logo from right to left and from top to bottom. Next we have the scale setting, the object size. Next we have the rotation setting to rotate the object. And we have here the opacity setting. We use it at the d.school opacity of the object. Of course, we can apply these settings to images, texts, or anything that we want to animate. We have here at the animation timeline. It's the same as the Timeline we have down here. As you can see, when we move the cursor in this timeline, It's moves in the other Timeline as well. We use the cursor to set the start point of our animation. For example, we want to start our animation at this point. So we set the cursor here. We go to the position setting and we click on Toggle animation. As you can see, the toggle animation icon is in blue. We have a dot on the Timeline. We call this dots a key-frame. Key-frame determines the starting point and the end points of an animation. Now we put the cursor at the point where we want the animation to end. For example, here. Now click on the position setting and we'd drag to the right to place the logo here. After we release the mouse, you can see a new keyframe added here. This keyframe marks the end of the animation. We put the cursor back here and we click play. Here we are. This is our simple animation. It started at the first keyframe and ended on the second one. We want to increase the duration of the animation. We've just click on the end keyframe. Then we'd drag it and put it at the new points where we want the animation to end. The animation is slope because it's long. We can speed it up by decreasing its duration like this. We can change the starting keyframe position as well. For example, we put it at the start. We click plane, and here we are. Add another animation. For example, we put the logo back to its original position. We set the cursor here. Who put the logo back here using the position setting. We have a new keyframe. We click Play, and here we are. The logo starts here, moves and comes back. More than the animation. We slept all three keyframes. Then right-click on them and we go to temporal interpolation and we slept easy in, easy out. I will select Easy out. You can see the keyframe icons changed. We can play, and you can see the animation is smaller than before. Now we delete these keyframes. Who put the cursor at the start. After deleting keyframes, we can click on Toggle animation to add a new keyframe. Instead, we click on Add keyframe to edit. This is animation starts keyframe. Now we put the cursor here. We can move the logo from right to left here. And we can move the logo from top to bottom here. We drag right to lower the logo, and we drag left two bullets up. We will do logo all the way up until it's gone. We go back to the start. We collect plane. And here are the logo starts at the middle, then it goes up until it's gone. We delete these keyframes and we reverse the animation. We add a keyframe at the start. We pulled the logo up until it's gone. We put the cursor here. We add a keyframe and we pulled the logo back to the middle. We go back to the start, we click Play, and here we are. Logo comes down from top to middle This is useful to create a simple intro to your YouTube channel or your social media videos. Just the animation and give them, you need to select it. Just let a keyframe. You can put the cursor on it, or you can use the keyframe arrow to navigate through the keyframes and select the keyframe you want. Then you can make the adjustments you want your animation. We use the keyframe arrows to navigate through two keyframes back and forth. With delete these keyframes. We click on the position setting, toggle animation icons on select it, and we click on Toggle animation and scale setting to select it. Now we scaled the logo down to zero. We can click and drag to the left until it's zero. Or we can double-click on the setting and we type zero manually. Add the logo is gone. Now we set the cursor at the animation endpoints and we put the logo scale back to 100 per cent. We click Play, and here we are. It's like the logo comes from nowhere. We put the cursor here and we scale the logo to zero. Again. We can explain, and here we are. The logo comes from nowhere. Then it disappears again. With lead, these keyframes. Remove to the rotation setting. We click on Toggle animation. We put the cursor at the animation end points and we rotate the logo. We can save 360 to rotate the logo for 360 degrees. We go back to the start. We click Play, and here we are. The logo rotates for 360 degrees. With lead these keyframes. We click on Toggle animation on the opacity setting. To add a keyframe here, we set the opacity to zero. We put the cursor at the end point, and we put the opacity back, 200. We go back, we click Play, and here are the logo appear to slowly out of nowhere. Increase the animations duration to slow it down. And we decrease its duration to speed it up. Like this. Now we put the cursor here. We click on Toggle animation on the position setting. Who put the cursor here and we change the position of the logo to hear. We click on Toggle animation on the rotation setting. We put the cursor here. We rotate the logo and we use the opacity setting to hide the logo. Go back to the start. We click Play, and here we are. The logo moves, then rotates, and then it disappears. This is how we can create multiple animations as once. So that's if there's video, thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 28. Anchor point tool: Hello and welcome to this video. This video we'll take a look at the anchor point tool. Now, if we rotate the logo, it rotates like this. From the center. A quick note, you can always reset setting by clicking on the reset icon of the selected setting. Like I said, when we rotate the logo, it rotates from the center. Now we select the anchor point tool. We see this shapes around them, the logo, and we have anchor points at the middle here. The anchor point is the point that the logo rotates around. For example, if we put it right here, when we rotate the logo, it rotates like this. Like I said, the logo rotates around the anchor points. No matter where we put it. We reset the setting and we put the anchor point here. Same thing. We rotate the logo. Now, it rotates like this. Now we put the cursor here. We can look on the rotation setting toggle animation icon. We put the cursor here and we rotate the logo like this. We go back, we click Play, and here we are. The anchor point is the point that the selected object rotates around. And we can put it anywhere we want. And we will take a further look at this tool in the coming videos. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 29. Text animation: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll see how to animate text. I have this video here. It's included for you and the resources folder to use. We select the type tool. We type our text here. For example, with type the word editing. We select the text. We go to the Effects Controls panel. We opened the text settings menu. We already talked about all the settings in this menu. Now we increase the text size. We change the font style to bold. We change the font type, we select the fear a sense font. We increase the text size a bit more. We positioned the text at the middle. We close the text settings menu. We start animating our text. We put the text at the middle of the video. Who put the cursor at the starting point of the text. We click on Toggle animation to add a scale keyframe. Then we set the text scale to zero. Now we jumped three frames forward. To do so, we click on the right arrow on the keyboard three times. Or we can use the cursor. Of course, it's fine with either way. Now we put the text scale at 120. I will adjust the Timeline so that you can see the keyframes. Here they are. We jump forward three frames again. And we set the text scale to 100 per cent. We go back, we click Play, and here we are. The animation is so fast, so we increase its duration, so slow it down. Like I said before, the longer the animation, the slower it will be. Now we'll click plane, and here we are. We can smoothen the animation by selecting all the keyframes. Then right-click and we select Easy out. We go back, we can explain. And here we are. The animation looks smoother than before. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 30. animate text in 3D: Hello and welcome to this video. This video we will see how to animate it 3D text. We start by selecting the type tool and we type 3D text. Of course, you can type whatever you like. Never go to the effects panel. And we search for basic 3D. Here's the effect. We drag it to the text on the Timeline to edit to it. And we can see in the Effects Controls panel, the basic 3D settings. We have this level setting. We use it to rotate the text like this. You take a look at it. We set the cursor at the start. We click on Toggle animation. Now we put the cursor here. We rotate the texts by 360 degrees. We go back to the start, we click plane, and here we are. The texts levels like this. We delete these keyframes. Now. We click on Toggle animation on the tilt setting. Same thing. We tell the text. Go back, we click Play, and here we are. The text is animated in 3D. We remove the keyframes. Now we'll take a look at the distance to image setting. We use it, added the text to make it look so far or so close from the screen. We use it, edit the text to make it look far or close from the screen. So we click on its toggle animation icon. We put the cursor here. The max distance is -100, so we set it to -100. But we have a problem. At the end of the animation. The text stays like this and covers the screen. To fix that, we go back slightly. We click on the animation settings, toggle animation icon. We keep it as 100%. We put the cursor at the end points of the distance to image animation. And we set the opacity to zero. Now we go back, we click play and who we are problem-solved. The text looks like it goes through the screen. This is how we can animate our texts in 3D. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 31. text type animation: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see new and different text animation. Starts by clicking with the type tool. But we don't type anything. We opened the text settings menu. We click on Toggle animation on the source text setting. It gets out keyframe. Now we put the cursor here. We go to the same spot we selected before, and we type the first letter. For example, a. We put the cursor here. We type the second letter, N. We put the cursor here. And we type the next letter. We keep going until the way type the whole text. We type the word animation. We are. We go back to the start, we click Play, and here we are. The text looks like it's being typed one letter at a time. We decrease the duration between the keyframes to make the animation faster. We go back, we click Play, and here we are. The animation is faster now. This is how we make the texts look like. It's type one letter at a time. We can reverse the animation. We delete all the keyframes. We go back to the start and we keep the text tight. We add a keyframe at the start. We move the cursor and we delete the last letter. Again. We move the cursor and we delete the last letter. We keep going like this until with leads, all the letters. Here we are. We go back. You can lay, and here it is. The text is deleted one letter at a time. So this is another texts animation that we can create. It's very cool and simple. That's if this video, thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 32. Third Homework: Hello and welcome to this video. It's homework time. After all that you have learned in the former videos, I would like you to create this simple anchor. All the media files used are included for you in the Resources folder. You have the logo and the audio file. So go ahead and create this intro, and I will see you in the next video to create it together. 33. Create Third Homework: Hello and welcome to this video. In the former video, I have asked you to create a simple anchor. Now in this video, we will create it together. We started by creating the background. So we click on new item, we select Color Matte, we get this window. We don't change anything and we click. Okay, we paint the background and White. We click Okay, we can name our background and we click, Okay, here is our background. Now we drag it to the Timeline important logo, and the audio file. We add the logo to the Timeline. You put it on top of the background. We select the logo and do we go to the Effects Controls panel? We click on Toggle animation in scale setting. We scale the logo to zero. To make it appear out of nowhere. We put the cursor here. We scaled the logo to 110%. We put the cursor here, and we set the scale back to 100 per cent. We click Play. This is the animation. We select the keyframes, then right-click and we select Bezier. More than the animation like this. We put the cursor slightly after the first animation keyframe. We go to the Effects panel and we search for basic 3D effect. It is. We used this before. We'd drag it to the logo in the Timeline. We have its settings here at the effects controls panel. We click on the swivel setting toggle animation icon. You put the cursor on top of the last keyframe. We use the keyframe arrows to select the last keyframe. Then we swivel the logo by 360 degrees. We go back to the start. We click plane, and here we are. We select the keyframes, right-click on them, then we select Bezier. Here we are. The animation is smaller. Now. That's it for the logo. Now we add the text. We put the cursor here so this we can see the final position of the logo. We use the Type Tool to type space digital. This is just an example. We select the word space. We go to the text settings menu. We said the texts time to light. The first word is light and the second word is bold. You can change that if you want. We use the selection tool to put the text below the logo here. Now we animate the text. Pupils at texts a bit. We select the texts in the Timeline. We go to the text settings menu. We click on Toggle animation in the position setting. We put the cursor here and we lower the texts all the way down. We go back, we click Play, and here we are. We selected texts keyframes. Right-click. We go to temporal interpolation and we select Bezier. We go back. We can play. And here we are. The animation is smaller. Now at the audio file to the Timeline, we put it below. We click Play, and here we are. This is our simple intro. We can use it for our YouTube videos or our social media videos. We use the razor tool to cut this part of all the media files. And we delete them to keep the intro. And then you can add your videos after the integral. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 34. crop animation: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll take a look at the crop animation. The club used here is included for you to use the logo as well. Now we add the logo to the Timeline. We put it on top of the video. We will apply the crop animation to this logo. We go to the Effects panel and we search for the crop effect. Here it is. We drag it to the logo and the Timeline. Here we have the crop settings in the Effects Controls panel. We need to set the crop corners. We set its left corner to set it exactly to the logo. Same thing from top corner, from the right as well. And finally from the bottom. Perfect. I pulled the crop inside the logo so that I get a good look at the edge of the logo. Then I said the crop. The crop is set from all corners. Now. Now we can't animate the logo using the position setting. It's will not work. So we go back to the Effects panel and we serve for the transform effect. This is the transform effect. We add it to the logo in the Timeline. We have its settings here. We hide the transform and the club settings, and we will look transform below the crop. We opened it transform settings menu. Now we use it transforms position setting to move the text. Now we can create the crop animation. We put the cursor at the animation and point. We add a position keyframe. Who put the cursor back to the start. And we use the position setting to lower the texts until it's gone. You can explain. And here we are. We decrease the animations duration to split it up a bit. We click Play, and here we are. We select the keyframes and with lead them. We put the cursor here. We add a position keyframe. You put the cursor back to the start and we hide the logo to the left. We go back, we click Play, and here we are. Logo Buddhist from nowhere like this. So this is the crop animation and how to create it. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 35. images animation: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll see how to animate images. We stamps by adding these three images. The images are included for you to use. Feel free to use them or your own images. We add images to the Timeline. Decrease the duration slightly. Make sure that they have the same duration. That's perfect. We said them in this order. That's better. We already know how to animate. Now we only applied that to the images. We use the position setting to move the images. But if we move the image using the position setting, we get this black space here. So first we scale the image. We said it's scaled to 120%. Then we move the image to the left using the position setting. Now we click on Toggle animation on the position setting. Then we put the cursor at the end of the image. Now we move the image back to the right. We go back, we click Play, and here we are. This is our animation. That's better. Now we animate the second image. We put the cursor at the start of the second image. We click on Toggle animation on the scale setting. On the rotation setting. We put the cursor at the end of the image. We scale the image and we rotate it. We go back, we click Play, and here we are. These are the two first images. Now we put the cursor at the start of the third image. We select the image and we put the cursor at the start, we click on Toggle animation on the opacity setting. We set the opacity to 50 per cent. Now we put the cursor at the end of the image. And we put the opacity back to 100 per cent. We go back, we click play, and who are. We can scale the image as well. Now we'd go back. We can look Blaine, and here are these are the three animated images. This is how we can animate images. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 36. black bar animation : Hello and welcome to this video. In this video, we'll take a look at the black bar animation. We have this video here. It's included for you to use. Now we'll click on new item and we select adjustment layer. We get this window. These are the sequence settings. We keep them as they are. We click Okay. Then we add the adjustment layer to the Timeline. On top of the video. Go to the effects panel and we search for the crop effect. Here it is. We drag it to the adjustment layer in the Timeline. Whenever we edit an effect, we find its settings in the Effects Controls panel. We set the cursor to the start of the video. You click on Toggle animation of the top setting. And the bottom setting. We set both settings to 50 per cent. You can see the whole screen is black. Now, we put the cursor at the point where we want to open the bar ads. If we put zero here at the bar opens and disappears entirely. If we want to keep a portion of it, we set it to ten per cent, for example. Same thing for the bottom setting, 10%. We put the cursor back to the start. We clicked plane, and here we are. This is the black bar animation. We select the keyframes, then right-click and we select Bezier to smoothen the animation. We click Play, and here we are. This is how we can create the black bar animation. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 37. animate images in 3D: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll see how to animate images using the basic 3D effect. Already edit the background. Now I add this image. You can add a single image or a multiple images. Now we put the cursor at the start of the image. We go to the effects panel and we locate the basic 3D effects. Here it is. We edit to the image in the Timeline. This image is too big, so we scale it down a bit. That's better. We click on Toggle animation on the swivel setting and itself setting. Now we put the cursor at the middle. We swivel the image and we tilted like this. Now we put the cursor at the end of the image. And we said the swivel and it tells back to zero. We go back. We can explain. And here we are. This is our animation. Now let's, let's all the keyframes. Right-click and select Bezier. We click Play. And here are the animation is now smoother. Now we delete the keyframes. It creates a difference animation. We add swivel keyframe at the start of the image. We put the cursor at the middle of the image. And we rotate the image is 360 degrees. We put the cursor at the end of the image. And we put this level back to zero. We go back, we can play, and here we are. This is another animation we can create using the basic 3D effect. This is another animation we can create using the basic 3D effect. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 38. Create Slideshow: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll see how to create an animated Slideshow. We have these three images here. They are included for you to use. Of course, you can use your own images if you prefer that. We add images to the Timeline. Images duration is a bit long. So we need to decrease it. We put the images on top of each other to make sure that we set them to the same duration are perfect. Now we'll put them back. We select the images and we duplicate them. We hold Alt and drag them up to duplicate them. Now we hide the top drag and we add a blur effect to these images. These images will serve as a background. So it's I blur in the effects search bar. We select the Gaussian blur effect and we added to the first image. We said the balloonist 100%. Let's click on the Gaussian Blur setting and we select Copy. Select the second image, then right-click and we paste the settings, apply the same effects settings, the second image. Now we slept the third image. Again, right-click and paste the settings. Now we showed the top pack back. We select the first image and we set its scale at 65 per cent. Same thing for the other two images. Here we are the images already. Now we add a border to the images. We search for radial shadow effect. Here it is, we add it to the first image. We select the image to see the effects settings here. Now we check Resize layer. Here is the border. We painted in white. We set its opacity to 100 per cent. We use light source setting to set the border sides like this. And we'll use the projections distance setting to set the border size. Now right-click on the radial shadow setting and we copy it. We select the second image and we paste the settings here. We select the third image and we paste the settings as well. All the three images have the same settings. Now we animate them. We look for the slight effect. Here it is. We added between the images on the top track and the bottom one. Here is the slight effect. Now we'd go back. We click Play. And here's our Slideshow. To change this Slideshow direction, we click on the slide effect in the Timeline, and we select north to south. Same thing for this slide effect. We click Play and here we are. And we can change the direction of each slide effect. To make it look like this. I only edit we images. And of course you can add as many images as you want in here. And you can add multiple effects. Do it. Now we animate the images. We select the first image. We click on Toggle animation on the scale setting. We put the cursor here and we scale the image like this. We go back. We can play. And here is the image. We select the second image. We click on Toggle animation on the rotation setting. We put the cursor here and we rotate the image like this. Now we select the third image. We click on Toggle animation on the position setting. We put the cursor at the end of the image. And we lower the image slightly like this. We go back to the start. We click Play, and here we are. This is our Slideshow. This is how we can create an animated Slideshow. That's if there's video, thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 39. banner animation: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to create an animated banner. This is the banner that we will use. I designed this myself using the Photoshop software and I exported it in PSD format. Now we go to Premiere Pro. First we see how to import a PSD files. We go to File Import. We select the file and we click on Import. Next we get this window here. We have here multiple options. First we have the merged all layers. If we selected this option, the whole design will be imported as a single layer and we will not be able to animate it. So instead, we select individual layers, each layer separately. So now we click Okay. We have the design folder in the projects Panel. Double-click on its, open it. Here we are. These are the design layers. We start by adding the background layer. Then the bottle necks, the fruits effect. Next the text background. And finally the text on top. We can assign a different color to each layer to separate them, right-click on the layer and we select label. Then we select the color, we want. A different color for each layer. Are the layers are separated. Now we start the animation process. We hide all these layers, do not get distracted. We keep the background and the bottle only. We select the bud layer. We go to effects controls. We set a position keyframe at the start. Then we drag the bundle to the left Intel, it's gone. Next we'll put the cursor here. We bring the bottle back and password. It was originally, we put it nearly in the middle. Next week with the cursor here. And we reset the position key frame to put the bottle in its original place. Here we are. Now we go back, we click Play. This is our animation so far. Now we animate the fruits effect. So we show its layer. We select the bud layer. This is where the bottle animation ends, and that's where we will start the fruits animation at. So we select the fruits effect layer, we go to effects controls. We add an opacity keyframe. And we lower the opacity to zero. We put the cursor here, and we reset the opacity setting to set it back to 100. Go back, we click Play. This is our animation now. Now we put the cursor at the exact frame, the fruits effects animation and we show back the texts background. We go to effects controls. We add a position keyframe, and we drag the text background to the right until it's gone. Now we put the cursor here and we reset the position keyframe to bring the text background to its original place. We go back, we click play and who we are. Perfect. Again, we put the cursor at the exact framed less animation ended at, we showed the text layer back. We got to effects controls. We add an opacity keyframe. We lower the opacity to zero. We put the cursor here and we reset the opacity setting. We go back, we click Play. And here we are. This is our animation. This is a simple animation for our banner. Now it's like the bud layer. We select all the keyframes of that layer. Right-click. We go to temporal interpolation and we select ease in just more than the animation. We click Play, and here we are. So this is how we can animate each layer separately, animate our banner design. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 40. Double exposer effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to create the double exposure effect. We have this video here. Now we will add the effect to it. All the media files that we use here are included for you and the resources folder to use them. Now we add this effect video over the video in the Timeline defect Video size is smaller than that of the video, so increase its scale until it covers the whole screen. Now, how do we merge the effects with the video? It's very simple. We start by selecting the effect video. And do we go to the Effects Controls menu? We have the blend mode setting here. We have a lawn menu. Now we select the Screen blend mode. Here we are defects, black background is gone. And we get this effect on the video here. Now we go back. One important thing to merge the effect with the video. In this way, the effect has to have a black background. The Screen blend mode removes the blood background to get this result. It removes the black background and keeps the rest to get this effect. Now we'll remove the two videos. We add this video to the Timeline. We change the sequence settings, and we add the effect video on top of it. And same thing, we select the effects video. We go to Effect Controls blend mode and we select screen. This is the video before and after we add the defect. This is one way to add effects to our videos. Remove the videos. And we add these two videos to the Timeline. As you can see, the R2 different videos of the same character. Each video is taken from a different angle. Now we will merge them. We see this effects lot in movies and series. It gives the impression that the character is thinking or imagining himself in a certain situation. Same thing. We select the top video. It's necessary that you apply the change to the top layer. Now we select the Screen blend mode. We click Play, and here we are. The two videos are merged. To make this video looks better. We drag the character's face to the site. So we use the position setting to drag it here. As you can see, when we drag it the characters to the side, we left this black area here. So to fix that, we go to the opacity setting and we select the free drug Bezier tools create a mask. Then we draw a rectangle over the video. The mask we created a selected. Now we're just damask pattern setting like this to add a gradient to the edge of the video. We click Play. And here we are. We can decrease its opacity as well like this. We adjust the mask feather a bit more. We adjust the mask slightly like this. And we adjust the mask feather a bit more. That's better. We click play and who we are. The two videos are merged together. This is how we create an effects by immersion videos together. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 41. Flicker effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to create a flicker effect. We have this value here. It's a video of a person doing a backflip will start defects from this moment. So we select the razor tool or with Lexi from the keyboard to cut the video at dyslexic moment. Now we extend the Timeline and we got the video frame by frame. You put the cursor at the moment where we will stop cutting here. And we got the video frame by frame, like I said. Perfect. Now we select the selection tool. We delete each second frame. We leave a frame and we delete the one after it. We keep going like this until the end. Perfect. We go back, we click play and who we are. This is the flicker effect. We can add more effects. We pull this video to the upper drag. Then we add the same video in detract below it. Now we go to effects and we search for the black and whites effect. Here it is. We add it to the bottom video. Now we've looked plane. And here we are. Now we search for the Horizontal flip effect. We add it to the bottom video as well. We click play and who we are. This is our effect. So this is how we can create the flicker effect. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 42. Color shifter effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to create the color shifter effect. We have this video here that we will apply the effect to. Now we go to effects and we search for the pro camp effect. Here it is. We edit to the video. Now we go to the US setting and we can take on Toggle animation to add a keyframe. Next we'll put the cursor here. And we just do to change the video colors. Next, we'll put the cursor here. And we changed the video colors again. Perfect. We go back to the start of the video play. And who we are. The video colors change every time. This is how we create the color shifter effect. We can decrease the space between the keyframes to speed the process up a bit. Like this. We can add more adjustments. We select the first keyframe. We click on Toggle animation in the contrast setting. Now we select the second keyframe. We decrease the contrast like this. Next we select the third keyframe. And we change the contrast back to 100 per cent. We go back to the start. We click play. And who we are. We can adjust the saturation as well. We add a saturation keyframe. We decrease the saturation. Here. We select the third keyframe. And we increase the saturation back. Now we click Play. And here we are. This is our effect. So this is how we create this effect. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 43. Reverse effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to create the reverse effect. We have this video here, and we would add the effect to it to make it look even better. First we select the effect starting point. For example here. Now we use the razor tool or week taxi from the keyboard to split the video here. Next we'll put the cursor at this point. We split the video here as well. So now we have three parts. We pulled the third part here and we duplicate the middle part. We hold Alt and we drag it here to duplicate it. We duplicate it again. Now we have create copies. They are. We select the middle copy, right-click on it and we slept speed duration. We get this window and we activate the reverse speed. We click, Okay, we go back, we click Play. And here we are. This is a very cool effects that you can add to your videos. Especially for sports and action videos. We can add a slowmotion effect to this part. We selected, right-click on it, then we select speed duration. Now we decrease its speed. We put the videos back here. We click Play. And here we are. We can select this part. We go to the Effects menu and we search for the black and whites effect images. We edit to this part, only. Go back. We click Play, and here we are. So this is a very good effects that you can create an add to your videos. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 44. Ink Droop effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll see how it's created ink Droop effect. This is the video that we will use and as usual, it's included for you in the Resources folder to use. Now we go to the Resources folder and we add the end video. You put it on top of the main Video. One important thing is that the ink needs to be in black for this to work. As we will show the video inside Dn. Now we go to effects and we search for the Luma Key effect. Here it is. We add it to the end video. Go back, we click Play, and here we are. The video is shown inside D ink. I said this for this to work, the ink needs to be in black. Now whatever the ink is not in black and we want to apply this effect to which we shall see. We start by removing the black ink video and we go to the Resources folder. Then we add the colored ink video we have here. Right at the Luma Key effect to it, it will look like this. The effect is applied only to the black background and not to DM. Let's click on it and we select Clear, or we click Delete from the keyboard. Now we go to effects and we search for the black and whites effect. Here it is. We edited video. This is to make the ink in black and white. But now we need to reverse the colors we have here. We want ink to be in black and background in white. We go to effects and we search for the inverse effect we have here to invert effects, we will add the second one, the one with this icon here are, the background is in white, but the ink is in gray and it needs to be in black. So now we serve for the lumetri color effects. We go all the way down here. Here it is. We edit to the end video. Now we're good. It's settings. We opened the basics menu. We decrease the highlights to -150. Same thing with the shadow. You will add. Ink is in black now. Now we search for the lumetri effect. We edit to the end. And here we are. The video is shown inside the end. We scale the ink like this to better show the video. Clip play. Here we are. This is how to create the ink Droop effect. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 45. Add video inside text: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to add and show videos inside the text. We have this video here that we will use. Now we select the Type Tool and we type anywhere we want in here. For example, I will type the word new. We put it in the middle and we increase its size a bit. That's better. We increase the text duration to match the duration of the video. The video does not have any audio yet. We can see the audio here. So we remove it. Right-click on the video and we select unlink. Then we'll remove the audio. Now we select the video. We go to effects and we search for the Track Matte key effect. It is. We edit to the video. Now we go to the med setting. We have here Video 3.2. And these are the video tracks in the Timeline. The text is in the video to drag. So we slept video to. The video is now shown inside the text. As you can see, we have here a black background here and we want to change it. We pull the video ended text up here, leaving the track below them empty so that we put the background in it. As you can see when we move the drugs, the video is no longer shown inside the text because now the text is in the video treat drag. We go back to the med setting and we select Video tree. Are the video is shown inside text. Again. Now we go to the project window, you click on new item and we select color mate. We change nothing. We just click Okay. And now we select the background color we want. For example, we select the color red. We click Okay. We select name, then we click Okay. We edited Jack and we match its duration with the video and the text. We click Play, and here we are. Double-click on the background crack and we get the color picker window to change the background color very easily. For example, we selected the color blue or yellow. This is how we can show our videos inside the text with any background color we want. We can set the background color to gradient. We go to effects and we searched for the ramp effect. Here it is. We add it to the background. The background is in gradients. We go to the start color setting. We selected the color that we want. For example, sky blue. Now it's like the second color. And here we are. The background is in gradients. We select the ramp effect. We can see this dot here. We drag it and put it anywhere. We want to adjust the gradients like this. We can animate the background colors as well. You put the cursor at the start of the video. We add starts color keyframe, and the end color keyframe. Now we put the cursor here. We change the color from blue to purple, for example. Same thing with the end color. We change it to orange. We go back to the start. We click Play, and here we are. The background color changes. So we can set a solid color gradients color, and we can also animate the background colors. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you the next video. 46. Offset effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to create the offset effect. Now we add different video to the Timeline. We got the video from this part. We use the razor tool or we click see from the keyboard. We delete this part. Now we add the second video. Same thing, we cut it from here. We delete this part. So we have two short videos here. Now we click on new item and we slept adjustment layer. We click Okay. And we add the layer on top of the videos. We adjust the layer duration and we put it here to serve as a transition effect between the two videos. Now we go to effects and we search for the offset effect. Here it is. We edit to the adjustment layer. We have its settings here. Now we put the cursor here. We click on the shifts centers to setting, toggle animation to add a keyframe. Now we put the cursor here and we adjust the shift center to setting like this. We go back, we click Play, and here we are. We remove the keyframes. We add a new keyframe here. You put the cursor here. And this time we adjust the video vertically like this. Now we go back, we click Play, and here we are. So this is how we create the offset effect horizontally and vertically. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 47. Imagination effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to create the imagination effect. We have this video of a character trying to think of or imagined something. We split the video from here. We use the razor tool or week Lexi from the keyboard. We delete this part. Now we add the second video to the Timeline. It's like the character is trying to imagine what we see in the second video. Now click on new item and we select adjustment layer. We get this window. We change nothing and we click, Okay. We put the adjustment layer on top of the videos. Right between them. We put the cursor at the start of the adjustment layer. We go to effects and we search for the turbulent displace effect. We edit to the adjustment layer. We get its settings here. Now we add a announced setting keyframe. Double-click on the email setting, and we set it to zero. You put the cursor at the transition spot between the two videos. And we increase the amount like this. We put the cursor at the end of the adjustment layer and we set the melt back to zero. We go back, we click play. Here. This is our imagination effect. This is how we create the imagination effect to give the impression that a character is imagining something or trying to think of something. And we see this effect a lot in movies and series. We have more settings here to adjust the effect furthermore, if we want. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 48. tint effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll see how to create the 10th effect. This is the video that we will use. Now go to effects and we searched for the tense effect. Here it is. We edited the video. After we added the tint effect to the video, it became in black and white because we have the colors black and white selected here, we change the color black, orange for example. And the color white to blue for example. We are, the video looks like it's in thermal vision. We change the colors again. For example, like this. Select any colors you like. And we can adjust the tint amounts from here. We can animate the effect. We go to the amount to ten setting and we click on Toggle animation to add a keyframe here. We said the mail to zero. Then we put the cursor here. And we increase the amount to 100 per cent. We click Play and here we are. Video starts normal, then it changes like this. This is how we create the tint effect. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 49. mosaic effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will talk about the mosaic effect. Sometimes in interviews there are some people that do not want their faces appear to protect their identity for whatever reason. And we see that their faces covered within effect, that's the mosaic effect. We have this video here, now go to effects, and we searched for the mosaic effect. Here it is. We edited video. Now, the effect is applied to the whole video, but we only want to apply to the character's face. We go to effects controls, to the mosaic effect settings. We select the ellipse mask. And here we are. We have a circle here. You put it over the character's face. And we adjust its size to match it. Perfect. Now we increase the horizontal and vertical blocks. We click Play, and here we are. The character's face is hidden. We can increase the mask expansion. We adjust the mask to better fit the face. We click plane and here we are. If you pay attention, you can see the damask does not follow the character's face. We go to domestic settings. We put the cursor at the start and we click on track selected mask forward. Wait for a bit. Here we are. The keyframes are set. You click play. And here we add the mask is tracking the character's face. When the character's face moves, the mask moves with it. So this is how we use the mosaic effect to hide character faces in interviews or shows. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 50. Typing a text message effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll see how it's created a text messaging effects like we see in movies and series. We have this character texting and we will display the text messages so that the audience can read them. We start by selecting the rectangle tool. And we draw a rectangle here. Now we go to Window and we select Essential Graphics. We just the media player size so that we get a better view of the video. Just the rectangle edges to be curvy. And we select the rectangle color. I will set it to blue. You can select any color you like. Now we use the Pen Tool to draw a triangle here. Here we are. Our shape is ready. Now we type the text message, we select the type tool, we draw a rectangle here, and we start typing inside of it. For example, we type hello, how are you? We use the selection tool to put the texts inside the blue shape. Now we select the text. We go to effects controls. We open the text settings menu and we decrease the text size. You can change the text font if you want. But for me, I will leave it as it is. Now we add an effect to make it look like the character is typing the text with lead the texts leaving only the first letter, the letter H. We already saw how to create this effect before. Now we close the source text setting menu and we click on Toggle animation to add a keyframe. You put the cursor here. And we type the second letter, the letter E. We drag the cursor here and we type the next letter, the letter L. And we keep going like this until we type whole text. The word hello is completed. We click Enter to go down to the lower line. And we type the rest of the texts. Will add the text message is completed. We can adjust the space between the keyframes if we want. Now we can hit Play, and here we are. The character is typing a text message and we can see what is being typed. This is how we can create a text message effect. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 51. Freeze effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to create the freeze frame effect. We have this video here in the Timeline and we will use it as an example. We start by selecting the frame that we want to apply the effect to, for example, this frame here. Now we need to take a screenshot. So we click on the exports frame button in case you can find it here, click on the button, edit icon, and select the exports frame, but here it is. Then drag it to the buttons Panel to edit. Then click. Okay. So like I said, we click on exports frame. We get this window. We named the frame, and we select the format. We select the PNG format or the JPEG format. It's your choice. Make sure to check imports into projects to add the image into the projects panel. Now, click Okay. Here we are. The frame image is here. We add it to the Timeline. On top of the video. We set it and at the frame we selected. Now it's like the image layer is zoom in. We mask the character. We go to effects controls. Now we use the free base year tool to draw the mask around the character. This way we separate the character from the background. There is an easier way to select the character, but it requires the Adobe Photoshop. So I will show you this way in the coming videos. Now we keep going until we fully select the character. We are, the character is fully selected and damask is set. We zoom out. Now. This is the character we just added. We click Play, and this is our effect. We can add the effect in another place. For example, here we click on exports frame, we select the PNG format, we check imports into project. Then we click Okay. Here we add the image is added to the project's panel. Now we edit to the Timeline. On top. Same thing. We set it to end at the selected frame. We select the image layer, we zoom into, select the character perfectly. We go to effects controls, and we use the free drug Bezier tool to draw the mask around the character. And we start selecting our character. Who we add the character is fully selected. We zoom out. We go back, we click play. Here we are. This is the freeze frame effect. So this is how we create the freeze frame effect. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 52. Shake effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to create the direction blur effect. We have this video here. We duplicate it. We hold Alt and drag it up here. Now we go to effects and we searched for the direction blur effect. Here it is. We edit to the top video. Now we set the blur length to 50. And we can use the direction setting to set the blur direction. We keep it as it is now. Now we select the razor tool and week at the video multiple times like this. The parts need to be even perfect. We'd leave this part. And now we delete every other second part. Like this. Perfect. This is the result. Now we collect plane and here we are. This is our direction blur effect. We keep only six parts. We click Play, and here we are. You can apply this effect your videos to get a really cool result. So this is how we create the direction blur effect. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 53. Offset effect using mask: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll see how to create the offset effect. We have this video of a super car. Now we duplicate it. We go to Effect Controls and we select the free drug Bezier tool. Then we select the car like this. Here we are. We click on saddled crack else but to hide this layer and we adjust the mask feather like this. We showed the layer back. Now we hold Alt and we drag the video up here to duplicate it again. Now we have three layers. We select the top layer, we hold shift, and we select the middle layer to select them both. Then right-click and select nest to merge them, we get this window. We click. Okay. Now we put the cursor at the start of the video. Go to effects, and we search for the offset effect. Here it is. We edit to the top track. We have the offset effect settings here. We adjust the shifts centers dissenting. It's will look like this. Now we'll put the cursor at the effect ending point. For example here. And now we add a shift simpler to keyframe. We put the cursor back to the start of the video. And we adjust the shift to center setting as we want. Until we put the car back to its position. Like this. We click plane, and here we are. We cut the video at this point. And with lead the second part. This is the effect. Now, we can spit it up if we want, by decreasing the distance between the keyframes. We go back, we click Play, and here we are. The effect is faster now. We can even decrease its opacity like this. Now we select the top video and we put the cursor at the start. Then we add scale keyframe. We select the second layer and we add a scale keyframe at the start as well. We put the cursor here, and we scale both layers. We put the cursor a defect and then point. And we put the scale back to 100% for both layers. Now we go back, we click Play, and here we are. This is how we create the offset effect and how to apply to our videos. That's it for this video, thanks for watching and I'll see you the next video. 54. mirror effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how it's created the mirror effect. We have this video here and we will apply the mirror effect to it. We go to effects and we searched for the mirror effect. Here it is. We edited the video. Now we go to effects controls and we adjust the reflection angle setting like this. The edge is not visible, so it just the reflection centers setting to show it like this. I set it to 136 and you can set it anyway, you like we said, the reflection angle like this. We click Play and here we are. This is the mirror effect. It's a cool effect that you can apply to your videos to make them look like this. So this is how we create the mirror effect. It's a very simple and cool effect. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 55. snow effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how it's create the snow effect. This is the video that we will use. Now we add the snow effect video. You will find it in the Resources folder. We put it on top of the video in Timeline. We got it from here to be in the same duration as the main video. This is the snow effect that we will add to the main video. It's very simple. We select this now video. We go to effects controls. We go to the blending mode and we select the Screen blend mode. If we have an effect with a black background, but we use the Screen blend mode to remove the black background, we click Play, and here we are. This is the snow effect. We can increase its size. So this we can see it's better. We pull it down here. Now we click Play, and here we are. This is the video before and after we added the snow effect. This is a very cool and easy effects that you can add to your videos. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 56. growing building effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to create the building grow effect. To create this effect, we will need to use the Adobe Photoshop software. It will be very simple, so you don't need to have a prior knowledge with the Photoshop software. And if you don't like to use the Photoshop, you can skip this lesson. We have this video here. First, we need to stabilize this video because we can apply the building grow effects to move in video. So we go to effects and we search for the Warp Stabilizer effect. Here it is. We edited the video in the timeline. We wait for a bit for the video to be stabilized. Here it is. This is only for moving videos. If you have a stable video, you can skip this step. Here we are. Now we go to Effects Controls, stabilization results, and we select no motion. Here we are at the video is stabilized now. The software skills the video a bit to stabilize it. Now we need to take a shot of the video. So we'll click on exports frame button. When we click on Export frame, we get this window. We select the location where we want to export the image to. For me, it's here. Then we click Okay. We go to the location and we selected. Here is the image. We open it with Adobe Photoshop software. And of course to do this, you need to have the Adobe Photoshop software on your computer. First thing we do is to remove this building from the image. So we use the Lasso tool to select the building like this. Here we are. Now we go to Edit and select Content Aware, Fill out the software, remove the building automatically in the output to we select New Layer. Then we click Okay, we are, the building is gone. Now we go to File Export, Quick Export as PNG. We select locations to export the image to. Then we click Save. Now we go back to Premier Pro and we add image. We just saved to the timeline. We put it over the video. Here we are, the building is gone. Only this part here is left. But when we played the video, the characters in that move. To fix that, we select the image. Then we go to Effect Controls are best D and we select the free drug Bezier tool. And we select this part here to mask it. Now when we click Play, you can see the characters are moving normally. Now we go back to the Photoshop. The layer we added using the Content Aware Fill is here. Now we delete it. If you already closed the Photoshop, you can just add image. Again. We will select the building again, this time using the object selection tool. The tool is right here. Now we click on the building using the object selection tool to select it. The building is selected. Now we click on the Mask icon here. Here is the building. Now we go to File Export, Quick Export as PNG. We named the image, then we save it. We go back to Premier Pro and we add image to the timeline. We put it on top. Now the building is back to its place. And now we will start the animation process. We drag the built-in image here. So this at the start of the video, there is no building. And then it appears. Now we search for the transform effect. Here it is. We edited image. Now we set the cursor at the start of the image. And we add a position keyframe. Now we lowered the building down here. We put the cursor here. Then we click here to bring the building that we go back to the start of the video, we click Play, and here we are. Now let's select these two keyframes. Right-click on them. And we go to temporal interpolation. And we select ease in. We go back to the start of the video. We click Play, and here we are. We decrease the space between the two keyframes to speed up the animation. Perfect. Now, the building appears from the bottom. But we want it to appear from this point here. We select the image, we go to opacity and we select the free drug Bezier tool. And we mask the building. We go back, we click Play, and here we are. The building appears out of nowhere. We drag the image to the left, slightly. Good. We decrease the space between the two keyframes to speed up the animation even more. We click Play. Perfect. Now we select all layers. Right-click and select Next. We get this window. We click. Okay. And now the whole video is a single layer. We go to Effect Controls and we add a scale keyframe at the start of the video. Next, we put the cursor here and we scale the video like this to animate the video and have the building glow effect at the same time. So this is how we create the building effect. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 57. Closing door animation: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll see how to create the closing door effect. We have this video here. I already added it to the Timeline. Now we add this image. It's an image of a door. It's the door that we will animate. Now we duplicate this image twice. We hold Alt and drag the image up to duplicate it. We hide the two images for now, leaving only the original one. Resuming on the door. Now we will mask one side of the door. We go to effects controls, opacity, and we select the free draw Bezier tool. Now we select the right side of the door. We put a dot here. Then here. We set the dot here and we add a curve to match the door shape. Another dot here. We adjust the curved line to match with the door. We go back to the first dot, close the shape. Here we are. The right side of the door is selected. Now we decrease the mask feather to zero. The first part of the door is selected perfectly. Now we showed the second image. We selected. Same thing. We select the free draw Bezier tool. And this time we select the left side of the door. In the same way we selected the right side. We close the shape. Perfect. Again, we degrees the mask feather to zero. Now we showed the last image and we hide the other two. This time we select the whole door. Again. We select the free TO Bezier tool, and we start selecting the door. Here we are. Now we want to remove the door and keep the walls. So we check inverted. Here we are. Perfect. So this is the top layer. This is the middle layer, the left side of the door. And this is the first layer, right side of the door. We show all layers. So each part of the image has its own layer. The top layer for the walls, the second layer for the doors left side, and the third layer is for the doors right side. Now right-click on the lower layer. We select nest. We click Okay, Right-click on the middle layer and we select nest as well. We click Okay. We select the lower layer. And we searched for the transform effect. Here it is, we added to the lower layer. Now we put the cursor here. We add a position keyframe. We drag the door to the right until it's gone. We put the cursor here now, and we reset the settings to bring the door back. Here is our animation so far. Now we selected two keyframes. Right-click on them. We go to temporal interpolation and we select is N. To smoothen the animation. We put the cursor exactly over the keyframe. Now we select the middle layer. We add the transform effect to it as well. Next we add a position keyframe. We select the lower layer and we put the cursor over the first keyframe to make sure that the two sides move at the same time. Since we selected the right starting time, we select the middle layer again and we drag the door to the left until it's gone. Now we select the two keyframes, right-click on them. We go to temporal interpolation and we select 0s, N. We go back, we click play. Here we are. The animation is so fast, so we increase the space between the two keyframes to slow it down. Same thing here. Now, it's better. Now we select Alt V layers, right-click and we select nest. We click Okay, here we are. The layers are now merged into a single layer. We put the layer over the video in the Timeline so that the door closes. At the end of the video. We select the layer. We put the cursor at its beginning and we scale the image like this. We add a scale keyframe. We put the cursor here, and we reset the setting to bring the image back to its original look. We go back, we click Play, and here we are. We select the keyframes, right-click on them and we select is N. We go back, we click Play, and here we are. That's better. Here we are. This is how we create the closing door effect. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 58. Freeze frame animation: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to create the freeze frame effect. We have this video in the Timeline. Now we need to select the frame that we will apply the freeze effect to. For example, this frame. Now we export this frame. So we click on the exports screen button. We checked important to projects so that it's added to the project's panel. We select PNG format and we click, Okay. The image is edited project panel. Now we select the razor tool. We split the video here. We put the second part here, and we add image between the two parts. Now we need to mask with the character because we don't need the background. So first we duplicate the image. We hold Alt and we drag the image up to duplicate it. We select the top image. We zoom in by 150 per cent so that we can see the details clearly. We select the federal Bezier tool and we start masking the character. This process takes some time, so I will fast-forward the video. Here we add the mask is done. We zoom out. Now we hide the background. The character is masked. Now we select the lower layer. We locate the Gaussian blur effects and we edit to the layer. And we increase the blurriness to make the background look like this. We put the cursor at the start of the image. We select the top image. We add a scale and a position keyframe. Who put the cursor here? We scaled character like this. And we lower it to put it at the center. Perfect. We go back, we click Play. This is our animation so far. We decrease the space between the keyframes to speed up the animation that was left of keyframes. Right-click, we go to temporal interpolation and we select is N. Now it's perfect. Next we put the cursor here. We add a position and scale keyframe. We put the cursor at the end of the image, and we reset the scale and position settings to bring the character image to its original look. We click play. And who we are. Perfect. We put the cursor here. At the moment where the animation ends. Then we select the background image. We select the razor tool, and we split the background. We search for the black and white effect. Here it is. Edit to the second part of the background image. Here we are. The background is in black and white. Now, we select the character image and we lowered the mask feather to zero. Remove the noise around the character image. Perfect. Now we select the character image layer. Right-click on it. We select nest. We click. Okay. Now we locate the radial shadow effect. Here it is. We add it to the character image. We change the effects color to white. We set the opacity to 100% or to any rate you like. We said, the light source like this. We decrease the projection distance effect. We go back, we click Play. And here we are. We have one more thing to add. We select the Type Tool and we type the character name. For example. We name is Chris. This is just an example. We select the text. We set its size from here. We rotated like this. We center it. We decrease its duration. We go back with live play, and here we are. This is our freeze frame effect. It's a very cool effect. You may have seen it before. So this is how we create the freeze frame effect. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 59. Ghost effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to create the ghost effect. We have this video in the Timeline. Now we need to select the part that we want to apply defect to right here. So we click on exports frame. We make sure to check and ports project. We select the PNG format and we click Okay, here we add the image is edit to the project's panel. Now to remove the background, we can use the Photoshop software or we use the mask in Premiere Pro. So for any of you that does not have the Photoshop, we will use the premiere pro Mask, although it takes more time, unlike the Photoshop, which makes things easier. So we start with zoom in on the character. We use the feet draw Bezier tool to mask the character. We start selecting the character. Here we are, the mask is ready. We zoom out. Now right-click on the image layer and we select nest. Here is the masks character. Now we add the transform effect to the image. We hold Alt and drag the image up to duplicate it. We select the lower layer. We add a position keyframe here. We move the cursor here, and we drag the character to the right until it's gone. Now we select the top layer and add a position keyframe. Then we'd grab the character to the left until it's gone. We go back to the start of the layers, reset the Position settings. We go back with look plane, and here we are. We still need to make some adjustments. We increase the shutter angle to 50 per cent. When we increase the shutter angle, we get this Motion effect here. We select the top layer and same thing. We increase the shutter angle to 53 per cent. And we select the color dodge blend mode. We select the lower layer, and we select the color dodge blend mode here as well. We have multiple blend modes here that you can select from. Select the one that you like. For me, I will go with the Color Dodge. Now we select the first keyframe. Let's click and we go to temporal interpolation and we select ECM. Same thing for the second keyframe. Right-click and we go to temporal interpolation. But this time we select ease out. Now we'll select the top layer. We select the first keyframe, right-click, and we go to temporal interpolation and we select is N. Now, the second keyframe, right-click, we go to temporal interpolation and do select, ease out. We'd go back with live play and who we are. Since the character is still moving, we can recreate the effect here in the same way. You just change its position from right and left, two up and down. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 60. Zoom effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to make a photo animation in a different way than what we saw before. The media that we will use is included for you in the Resources folder. As always, we have to images and a video. Add them to the project panel at the background image to the Timeline first. Then we add character image. Now we start our animation process. We select the background layer. We go to effects controls, and we add a scale keyframe. At the start. We said the scale at 110 per cent. Now we select the character layer and do add a scale keyframe. We keep the scale at 100%. We select the background layer. We put the cursor at the end. We reset the scale to 100%. We select the character layer, and we set the scale at 110. We said the character image scale to 110 at the end and to 100-percent at the start. And for the background image scale, we set it to 110 at the start and to 100 at the end. We go back, we click Play. This is our animation. We select the background layer, then right-click on the first keyframe and we select is N. Now it's like the second keyframe. And we slept ease out with like the character layer. And same thing. We right-click on the first keyframe and we select is N. Next we right-click on the second keyframe and we select ease out. Perfect. Now at the effect, we put it onto up. And we select the Screen blend mode to remove the effects black background. We click play. Here we are. Now we use the razor tool to split defects, or we can use the shortcut. See from the keyboard. We split the effects from here to match the length of the two images. We delete the second part. We put the character image on top of the effect. We put the effect between the two images. We go back, we click play. And who are. This is our animation. You can create Slideshow using this animation here. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 61. Create Slideshow: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to create an advanced slider. These are all the media files that we will use in this video. They are included for you and the resources folder as usual. Now we add them to the project's panel. We add the background image to the Timeline. Next we add the character image on top of the background image. Then we add the splash image over the character image. Now we want to show the character image inside the splash. We select the character image. We locate the Track Matte key effect. Here it is. We edit to the character image. We go to effects, controls, the med setting, and we select Video tree. Because the splash image is incorrect green so far there's nothing. So we go to composite using and we select Matte Luma. And here we are. The character image is inside the splash. Now we add a simple effect. Select the splash image. Then we add a position keyframe. Now we drag this blush to the left. We put the cursor here. And we drag this pledge to the right. We go back week live play. And here we go back to the project panel. We add the effect to the Timeline. We select the Screen blend mode, perfect. Now we scale the effect like this. And we decrease its opacity slightly. We can hit Play. And here we are. We use the position setting to lower the effect slightly like this. We decrease the opacity a bit more. Perfect. We click Play. And here we are. Now we add the brush to the Timeline. We put it on top. We use the position setting to put it here. I put the cursor here just so that I can see how the brush look with the character image shown. We put the brush here and we decrease its size a bit. That's better. Now we put the cursor at the start. We add a position keyframe will already down until it's gone. We put the cursor here and we put the brush back to its position. Now we click Play. And here we are. We put the cursor here to add a text. After the brush animation ends. We select the type tool. For example, we type Happy birthday on the brush. We centered the text on the brush like this. We select the text and we decrease its size. We centered again. You can change the font size if you want. We select this font, for example. Now we'll go back. We can hit play and who we are. The brush animation is too slow, so we need to speed it up a bit. That's better. We use the razor tool to cut these extra parts and we delete them to keep the same duration for all files. And here we are. This is our slider. We can animate the effect as well. We selected, we put the cursor at the start, and we add a scale keyframe. We put the cursor at the end. And we decrease the scale a bit. We go back, we click Play. And here we are. The effect is animated as well. So this is how we create our slider. It's very cool and simple. It works for birthday parties and for any other event. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 62. Logo animation: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to create a fire logo anchor. The media files that we use are in the Resources folder. So now we add them to the project's panel. We start by adding the fire effect to the Timeline. Here it is. Now, add the logo on top of the fire effect. We said the logo scale to 45% so that the fire look like it's circling around it. Now we duplicate the fire effect. We hold Alt and drag it up. We put it on top of the logo. We select the effect. We go to Effect Controls, and we select the Hard Light blend mode. We go back, we click Play, and here is our logo. Now. Now we add the second effect. We put it on top. And we select the Screen blend mode. We can see from the keyboard to split the media files at this point. And we delete the extra part to keep all files in the same length. Now we start animating our logo. We put the cursor here to start the animation process. We set a scale keyframe. We set the scale to zero. We put the cursor at the end of the first fire effect. And we said the logo scale back to 45 per cent. And at the same point, we set a rotation keyframe. Now we go back to the animation starting point and we rotate the logo like this. We go back, we click Play, and here is the logo. Now we put the cursor here and we duplicate the logo. We put it on top and we cut its first spot. We keep it's only from this point to the end. We go back, we click play. Here, we add the logo starts like this, and then it appears perfectly. We select the fire splash effect. We put the cursor here and we set an opacity keyframe. Next we move the cursor here. And we set the opacity to zero. We go back, we click plane, and here we are. This is our animation. Now we add the second logo, the orange one. We put it on top of the other logo. We set its length like this. We said it's scaled at 45 per cent. To show it on top of the white logo. We put the cursor at the start of the logo appearance time. We search for the crop effect. Here it is. We added to the orange logo and we add a left keyframe. And we said the left 100%. We put the cursor here and we set the left back to zero. And here we are. We go back, we click Play. And this is our file, logo animation. This is how we can create an intro like this. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 63. Hologram effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to create the hologram effect. We have this video of a character wearing VR glasses. So we will add a hologram of what he sees. Now we add these two effect images to the software. These images are included for you to use in the Resources folder. As always. Now we add the first image to the Timeline. We put it on top of the video. We cut the image to match its length with the video. Now we select the image layer. We go to effects controls, and we select the Screen blend mode, recollect plane. And this is our first effect. Now we add the second image on top. Again, we select the Screen blend mode. And here we are. We can scale the effect to look like this. We click Play. That's better. So this is our hologram effect and how to create. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 64. Color workspace: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will talk about color correction and color grading. We will see how to color grade and correct our videos in Adobe Premiere Pro, we use color gradient and corrections, edit the colors, the lighting in our images, and a lot more. Now to start to kinda gradient and correcting, we need to use the proper workspace. So we go to Window workspaces and we select the color workspace. Here it is. It's not very different from the editing workspace. We have the lumetri color window with multiple menus. We have the basic correction menu, Creative menu, the curves, the color wheels and match, HSL secondary. And finally, we have the vignette. We will take a look at all these menus in the coming videos. We have here the Lumetri Scopes window. We click on it to show it. We use the lumetri scopes to see the range of lighting and colors in the videos and to color correct the videos in case you can see it here. Go to Window and check lumetri scopes. Same thing for the lumetri colors. Check it so that you can see it's on the right here, right to collect on the lumetri scopes. And we get multiple scopes here we have the parade, RGB, the histogram, and the vector scope YUV. We use all these scopes to set the colors and the lighting in the videos. We will see how to use it in the coming videos. So this here is the workspace for color grading and color correction. We have the Timeline here and the projects window as well. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 65. Lumetri scoops: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll take a look at the lumetri scopes. First, we'll right-click and we hide the histogram, the parade RGB and the wave form luma will give only the vector scope YUV. Now, the vector scope YUV helps us to monitor the colors, hue, and saturation levels. In the video. We have the color yellow here and the color red here. Since the general color of the video is more yellow, we can see that here. So like I said, we use the vector scope YUV to monitor the hue and saturation levels in the video. Next, we have the histogram. The histogram helps us to evaluate the shadows, the mid tones, and highlights. Next we have the parade RGB. We use the parade RGB to measure and balance the level of the colors in the video. Next we have the waveform luma. There are several waveform types that we can use. We mostly use the RGB or the Loma waveform. We use the waveform no, to analyze the brightness and shadows and measure the contrast of the image. Make sure nuts cross 100 so that the video is not too bright. And also don't go below zero because the video will be too dark. So stay in the range 0-100. So these are the scopes that we use. Most important to our the waveform and the parade RGB. Like I said, we use the waveform no, to measure the contrast and shadows and the brightness. And we use the parade RGB to measure and balanced the color levels in the video. So these are the lumetri scopes in the software, and we will see how to use them practically in the coming videos. This video, thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 66. Exposure: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video, we will see how to set the exposure and our videos. Like I said before, we use the waveform luma to set the brightness and our videos, we hide the parade RGB and we leave only the waveform, no. And like I said before, we deem the waveform to be close to 100, but not more than hundred. And also close to zero, but not below it. As you can see, the light exposure is only at the metal. The video needs some light and shadow. So now we will set it. We go to the basic correction menu and we go down to the light settings menu. We have multiple settings here. When we want to set the exposure, there are three important things to set. First, the highlights. The highlights control the bright spots in the video. Next is the shadows. It's controls the gray spots in the video. And finally, the black setting. And it controls the dark spots in the video. We have here the white setting as well. It's controls the brighter spots in the video. Now to set the videos exposure, we increase the highlights. You can see the waveform goes up. Next we decrease the shadows. Now the video looks better. Now pay attention to the dark spots in the video here. When we decrease the Black Sea, you can see the change. We increase the whites slightly. That's good. We uncheck basic correction. This is the video before. Now we check it, and this is the video after we click play, the video looks way better. Now. Don't increase the exposure too much with the waveform surpassing 100 because the video will look better. Understand what I'm talking about. We will see a video with overexposure and we will see how to fix it. Now we delete this video. Here's the next video. We edited the Timeline. This video here has too much exposure. You can see the water looks white and you can see the waveform is over 100. So to fix this, we decrease the highlights. We decrease the whites as well. Are the waveform is below 100 now and the video looks better. We decrease the shadows as well. Add the video looks way better now and the waveform is within range. So problem-solved. This is the video before. And this is the video after. Even the sky looks white here. But after the adjustments we made, the sky is back to the natural color of Sundown. So this is how we fix videos with too much exposure and with low exposure as well. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 67. Color balance: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to balance the colors in our videos. We have this video here. As you can see, the background has too much blue in it. So we need to balance debt. We have here the white balance tool. We use it to balance the colors automatically. First, we showed the parade RGB and we hide the waveform. Like I said, the video has too much blue in it. And you can see that here in the parade RGB. So we select the white balance picker tool and we click on a white objects in the video. For example, this car here are the colors are balanced automatically. The color blue level in the video is moderate. Now, we can decrease the color red level slightly as well. That's perfect. So this is the video before and after. The color white appeared as blue before. But now it's normal. We click on the Reset button to reset the adjustments we made. Now we will balance the colors manually. We have here the temperature and the ten settings. Since the background is too blue, we simply reverse the color. We keep going until the colors are balanced. This is the color before and after. And you can see the color level in the parade RGB. We can adjust the color green slightly as well. Perfect. You can see the color white looks clearer. Now. This is how we color balance our videos. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 68. Saturation: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll talk about the saturation and how to set it in videos. We have this video here and as you can see, the colors in the video look very pale. Setting the saturation is very easy and simple. We go to the lumetri color window in the basic correction menu, we find the saturation setting. And we can increase the saturation in the video like this, or decrease it. When we decrease it to zero, the video looks in black and white. And when we increase it, the colors are coming back. We can increase the contrast as well. Who are? This is the video before and after. So this is how we can increase and decrease the saturation in our videos. Now we'll move this video and we add this video instead. You can see this video has multiple colors in it. We have yellow, red, and green. Now let's say that we want just the saturation of a single color. For example, the color red. We go to the curves menu. We opened the hue saturation curves. We have here U, V saturation. We select the picker tool and we select the color red. After we selected the color red, we got these three dots here. The dots on the right and the one on the left select the range of the color. All the color red grades, and shades are selected between these two dots. Now this is an automatic way to select the color. The manual way is that we set the dots ourselves. We said two dots to select the color range. And we said the middle dot that we use to adjust the colors saturation. We lowered the dot to decrease the colors saturation if the color range selected is not wide enough and we decrease the saturation, the color will still look the same because we did not select all its shapes and grades. So make sure to widen the color range, to select all its shades and grades. Then adjust the saturation. Here we are all the colors shade and grades are selected. Now we can increase the colors saturation or decrease it. We increase the saturation. And here we are. This is the color before and after. Same thing. If we want to just the yellow color saturation, we use the picker to select the color range automatically, then adjust its saturation. Increases or decrease it. Let's increase it. You are, this is before and after. Same thing for the color green. We selected using the picker. Then we increase its saturation. We adjust the color red saturation slightly. That's better. Take a look at the video. So this is how we can adjust the color saturation in our videos for all the colors at the same time and for each one separately. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 69. Fourth Homework: Hello and welcome to this video. It's homework time. After all that we saw in the former videos, I would like you to color correct this video here. So that's it. And I will see you in the next video to color correct this video together 70. Create Fourth Homework: Hello and welcome to this video. In the former video, I gave you a small homework. Now, in this video we will create it together. So first we go to Basic Correction menu and we start with setting the exposure. We select the waveform luma to analyze the brightness. You can see the shadows are high and the highlights are low. And the whites are very high as well. So we decrease the whites, we increase the highlights, and we decrease the shadows. We need to balance the white color. So we select the white balance picker and we click on spot in white. For example here. Now it's better. Here we are. The whites color is balanced and the brightness as well. We can increase the saturation slightly. Perfect. This is the video before and after. We can decrease the black slightly. Perfect. Here we are. This is our video. This is how we can set the exposure and the whites balance in our videos. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 71. Change objects color: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to change colors. In our videos. We have this video of a red car, and we'll see how to change the cars color. It's very simple. We go to the curves, menu. Hue, Saturation curves. We already saw how to use the UV is set to change the colors saturation. Now we will use the UV SU to change the colors. We use the picker to select the color. You are, the color is selected. Now we use the middle dot to change the color. For example, we change the color to green. We go back, we click Play, and here we are. The car is now in green. Like I said, we use the middle dot to select the color we like. For example, we change it to purple. But if you pay attention when we change the colors, color the color of this fence here change as well. That's because the fence was in the same color as the car. And we did not change the colors color only. Instead, we change the color itself. So any objects painted with the selected color will change. Now in the coming videos, I will show you how to change the color of a certain objects, even if we have other objects painted in the same color. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 72. Select objects using Mask: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to use the mask to adjust certain parts of our video. We have this video here. And let's say this. We want to adjust the background only without affecting the character. If we go straight and adjust the highlights, the adjustments will be made to the whole video, including the character's face. So we use the mask. We start by duplicating the video. We hold alt and drag up to duplicate it. Now we select the top video. We go to effects controls. Now is let the free draw Bezier tool. And we draw a mask around the character's face. Mask does not need to be precise. Now close the Mask. We click on tracking method and we select position, scale and rotation. Then we collect on track selected mask forward to track the character's face. We wait for the Dragon to be completed. Here we are. The tracking process is very easy in videos with characters that do not move quickly. If the video has a character that moves quickly, you will need to track the mask manually. I will show you how to do that in the coming video. Now we select the lower video and we start adjusting the background. For example, we decrease the highlights and shadows. That's enough. Now, if you've take a close look, you will notice that there is a halo around the character's face. To fix it, we select the top video and we increase the mask feather. Next, we decrease the mask expansion. Here we are, the halo around the character is gone. We can play, and here we are. We select the lower video and we change the background color like this. We go back and we decrease the mask expansion a bit. And we increase the Mask Feather slightly. We go back, we click Play, and here we are. This way we can adjust the background without affecting the character. We can change the backgrounds color. If we hide the top trap, the character that looks like this. But with the mask, the face stays intact. This is used in movies and series also to give an impression of a dramatic or set atmosphere, we can make adjustments to the character's face. We select the top layer and we adjust the contrast or the exposure, the shadows, or any other adjustments. This is how we create a mask and use it just the characters separately and the background separately as well. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 73. Manual Mask: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll talk about damask, for example. We have this character in this video and we want to change the color of his Shirts. We go to Curves, hue saturation curves, UV as Hugh. And we use the color picker to select the Shirts color. And then we change it to green, for example. Now, if you pay a close look, you will see the color of this street sign change as well. And the character is hand change as well. Now when we change the Shirts color, all the objects with the same color are affected as well. So to fix that, we need to mask the t-shirt or the Shirts. But this time we will mask it manually. So we duplicate the video. We put it on top. We go to effects controls, opacity, and we select the free draw Bezier tool. Then we draw the mask around the Shirts. Perfect. We increase the Mask Feather slightly. Perfect. Now we will not track the Shirts automatically. Instead, we will trap It's manually. We set a mask path keyframe at the start of the video. Then we click on Mask and we started tracking process. We keep going frame by frame. And when we see that the Shirts is moving outside the mask, we adjust the mask. For example here, double damask up slightly. We can even adjust the mask shape using these dots if we need to. We keep going. If you take a close look, you will notice that whenever we move the mask and new keyframe is set, we keep going until the end of the video. Cracking domestic manually is very hard. It takes a lot of time and effort. We use it just in case when the automatic tracking can track an object because it moves very fast. Perfect. We go back, we click Play, and here we are. The mask cracks the Shirts wherever it goes. These are the keyframes that we set. Now we go to View vs. Hill. We use the color picker to select the Shirts color, and we change the color to any color we want. We increase the mask expansion. We click Play. And here are the Shirts color is changed successfully without effecting this sign or any other objects. So we use the mask to change the color of a certain objects without affecting other objects with the same color. So this is how we create the mask and how to track objects manually. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 74. Edit skin color: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to adjust the skin. We have this video of a character and we would use it as an example. Edit the skin. We need to select the skin color so that the adjustments are applied to the whole video. We'd go to the HSL secondary menu. We have here the key settings. We have here the color picker to select the color. In the middle, we have to add picker to add colors, and we have to subtract picker to remove colors. Now we use the color picker to select the skin color. Here we add the skin color is selected. Now we check color gray. You see the selected color and area. The character's skin is not fully selected, but we will fix that. We have color gray and we have color black in here, and we have whites and black. This way the selected color is selected in black and white. Now we go back to color gray. Like I said before, the character's skin is not fully selected. And that's because when I selected the color, I selected a single color shade. And as you can see, the skin color has many shades. We have bright spots and dark spots as well. So many color shades are not selected. And we use the add picker to select them. We check color gray. We selected the picker, and we select the shades that we have not selected before. To add them to the selection. We keep going like this. Good. Now as you can see, the hair color is selected as well. So we use the subtract picker to remove it. We still haven't fully selected the color. We have the saturation tool here and we use it to set the saturation of the selected color. And we can use this cursor to select the range of the selected color. So we set it like this. Good. Now here we have the lightness setting. It helps us to select the color as well. We said the required lightness range. Just like the color, as perfect as we can. Here we are. That's good. Now the skin color is selected. We go down to the correction settings. We have here in the mid tones, the highlights and shadows. If we increase the mid tones, the skin looks like this. And if we decrease it, the skin looks like this. Double-click on the setting to reset it. Same thing for the shadows. We can increase them or decrease them. And finally the highlights. It's the same thing. We can increase them are degrees. The next we have the temperature. We use it just the skin like this. Same thing for the tint. After these adjustments, take a look. This is the skin before and after. We played the video. Here we are. We can adjust the contrast sharpen to make an image sharper. And finally, the saturation. We can increase it or decrease it dependent on the results we like. And we double-click on any setting to reset it. This is the video before and after we play it. And here it is. You can use these settings to make the adjustments that you like. We use them to adjust any objects color, and for skin color as well. So this is how we adjust skin color. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 75. Adjustment layers: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will talk about the adjustment layer. We already saw how to color correct and color grade videos in the Adobe Premiere Pro. For example, we have these three videos in the Timeline. We select any of them. We'd go to the lumetri color window and we start color correcting and gradient our video. But if we have multiple videos in the Timeline and we want to adjust them, we can select each video and adjusted separately. That will take a lot of time and effort, especially if I'm going to apply the same adjustments to all the videos. So to fix that, we right-click on the projects panel. We go to new item and we slept adjustment layer. We get this window. We have here the adjustment layer settings, same as the Project Settings. Now click Okay. We have the adjustment layer here in the projects panel. We drag it to the Timeline and we put it on top of the video. Now, any adjustment that we will make, we will apply it to the adjustment layer and not the video. Now we select the adjustment layer and this is just random adjustment. We adjust the saturation, contrast, the tint, the temperature and the shadow. Good. Now all these adjustments are applied to the adjustment layer and not do the video. If we move the adjustment layer, the video look like this. You put it back, the video look like this. Now the other two videos are normal and untouched. So now we increase the adjustment layer length to include the other two videos. And here we are. The adjustments are now applied to all three videos at once. We can always hide the adjustment layer and now we can adjust all videos at the same time. Now what if we want to apply the adjustments to the two videos on the side only skipping the middle of video. It's very simple. We selected the razor tool. We split the adjustment layer. We select the parts covering the middle video and we deleted. Now the adjustments are made to the first video and the third. While the middle video is intact. Of course we can delete any parts of the adjustment layer we just selected and click Delete to remove it. And we can increase the length of the adjustment layer to include any video we want. So you can use the adjustment layer to apply adjustments to multiple videos at once, which saves you a lot of time and effort. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 76. Comparison view: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll see how to match the colors are videos. We have these two videos in the Timeline. And as you can see there, colors are very different. And we want to adjust the colors of the second video to match them with those of the first video. First thing we do is to show both videos in the media player so that we can compare their colors. So we go to Color Wheels and Match, and we select comparison view. Here we are, the two videos are shown here. We have side-by-side view to show both videos. We have Vertical split to show both videos in the same screen. And we can adjust the space of each video. And finally, we have the horizontal split to split the screen horizontally and show the two videos like this. Now we select the side-by-side view. Now there are two ways to match the videos colors and automatic way and manual one, manually, we adjust the colors until we get the results. We like. For example, it just the mid-tones, the temperature, tint, and the rest of the settings. Like I said, until we get the results, we like the manual way is good, but like I said, there is an automatic way as well. Reset the settings to remove the adjustments we just made. We go back to color wheels and match. We select the video we want to adjust and we click on Apply match. And you do videos are matched automatically and instantly. And now we can make some more adjustments manually if we want. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 77. Black and White style: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to turn our videos into black and white. Now, to do that, there are two ways. The first way is to decrease in the videos saturation to zero are the video is in black and white. Now, you reset the saturation setting. Now, the second way is by using the black and whites effect. We go to effects panel. Now we searched for the black and whites effect. Here it is. Now we edit to the video. Here. The video is in black and white. We go to effects controls. We have here, the black and whites effect. We can activate it or the activated if we want. And we can use the basic correction menu to adjust our Video. If we want. We can adjust its exposure. Contrast, etcetera. This is how we turn our videos into black and white. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 78. Add Luts to Premiere pro: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to use Luts in color correcting and color grading. The Luts are some ready to go looks or styles that we add to our videos. Now we have this video and we will add some Luts to it. So we go to the basic correction menu and we go to the Input LUT. We have here multiple lots to choose from. Each one depends on the US camera. We have Alexa V3 and dr. universal and so on. For example, we select the Alexa V3. Are we got this type? We select another. Like I said, each one gives us a different style. We can also buy lots online or download some free ones, then add them to the software and use them. One more thing, we have to add Luts of the camera at this we filmed with. For example, I have a video that I have filmed. Here it is. I filled it with the Fuji IX as ten using the low-profile. And as you can see, the video is without colors. So now we go to the Fujifilm website and we can download the cameras Luts. Are these add Luts that we downloaded. We extract them. These Luts are included for you to use in the Resources folder. Now we select the Luts that match the camera we used. Since I used the excess, then I will select it. These are the Luts. Now we go to Input LUT. We select Browse. We locate the Luts. Here they are. We select any of them and we click Open. Here we are. This is the video before and after we added the lead to it. And of course we can adjust the Luts if we want. We can adjust the shadows, the highlights, etcetera. This is how we add Luts to our videos. We can use the Luts provided by the Adobe Premiere Pro software and we can download free Luts or buy them online. And finally, you can download the specific Luts for the camera that you use to film your videos. When you film a video using the log profile, that's when you frame your videos row without any colors. You download the Luts for your camera and you add them to the software and apply them to your videos instead of color grading your videos from scratch. So that's it. This video, thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 79. Change Day to night: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll see how to turn day into night and our videos. We have this video here in the Timeline. The video is filmed by day, but we will turn it into night. We started by going through the Creative menu. We have here, the look setting. We have multiple logs here to choose from. We will choose the SL blue Day for Night. Are the video looks like this now. But we still need to make some adjustments. We go to basic reaction menu. We decrease the highlights and shadows. We increase the contrast slightly. We decrease the whites. Who are the video looks like it's filmed by Don. This is the video before. And after. We can adjust the temperature slightly to remove the blue color from the video. To make it look like this. And we can make some more adjustments. We can decrease the blacks, the whites. We set the settings dependent on the results we like. We adjust the settings to make the video look darker and to look like it will stand by night. So this is how we turn videos from Day to night. That's if this video, thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 80. Vignette: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to add a vignette to our videos. We have this video in the Timeline. Now we go to the lumetri color window. We have the vignette at the bottom of the menu. We select it. We have here the amount setting. We increase it to get a white vignette, and we decrease it to get a black vignette. Next we have the midpoint setting. We use it to set the vignettes midpoints. Next we have the roundness setting. We use it to set the vignettes roundness. And finally, we have the feathers setting. We use it to soften or sharpen the vignettes edges. We increase it too soft and vignettes edges, and we decrease it to sharpen the vignettes edges. And like I said before, you can set a white vignette or a black one. This is the video before and after without vignette and with it. This is how we add a vignette to our videos. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 81. Fifth Homework: Hello and welcome to this video. It's homework time. We have two videos in the Timeline. This is the first video, and this is the second one. So I would like you to match the colors of the second video to the colors of the first video. It's very easy and simple. The two videos are included for you and the resources folder to use them. So that's it. And I will see you in the next video to correct the homework together. 82. Create Fifth Homework: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will create our homework together. We start by setting a comparison view so that we can see both videos at the same time. We go to Color Wheels and Match, and we collect on comparison view. We put the cursor on the second video so that we can see it here. Now we select the second video and we click on Apply match. We are the software matched to videos. But as you can see, the left video is a bit pale. The colors on the right video or darker. So we need to fix debt. We go to the basic correction menu. We decrease the highlights, the shadows, and blacks as well. We increase the contrast slightly. Perfect. Here we are. The two videos are matched. Now. This is the video before. This is the video after. This is how we can match the colors of two videos. Here, take a look at the video. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 83. How to change Green screen background: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to replace the green screen in our videos. I have this video here, this I films using the green screen. Now we will replace it. Before we start. I have some tips for you. When you want to film clip with the green screen, make sure to set good lighting for the green screen. Because if the green screen is too dark, you will find this hard to remove and replace it here in the software. The second tip is try to remove any wrinkles from the green screen before you start filming. Because these wrinkles at a different shade of the green color. Like here, the wrinkled parts look darker. So always make sure that you're Green screen is flat and wrinkle-free. Now we start removing the green screen. We go to effects and we locate the ultra key effect. Here it is. Now editor the video. Get the ultra key effects settings here in the effects controls window. Now we go to the key colors setting. We select the eyedropper tool, and then we select any color we want, and the software will remove it. We want to remove the green screen, so we select the color green. Like I said, we can remove any color, but as we know, the green screen is usually in green or blue. One more tip. When you film a video using the green screen, do not wear anything in green. Because when you want to remove the green screen, anything else in green will be removed as well. So we select the eyedropper tool and we click on the green screen to select its color. Here we are, the green screen is removed, but it's still not fully removed as you can see. So we'd go to setting and we select aggressive. Who are more leftovers are removed. But it was still need to remove. The rest. Will go to the output setting, and we select the Alpha channel. This setting during the character or the object to whites and the background to black. Now all we have to do is make sure that the character is in white and the background is in black. To do so, we use the mat generation and the MacLean upsetting menus. Now, if we increase the transparency, we can see the background is turning into black. But if we increase it too much, the character is affected as well. So we set it moderately. Now we decrease the highlights to zero. And here we are. The whitespace is removed from the background. Now we decrease the shadow to remove this part here. Perfect. Now we go to outputs and we slept composite. We have a small problem here to see is clearly we need to add a background. We pull the video to the upper crack. We go to the projects panel and we add this background image. This image is included for you to use. Now we set the background length to match the videos. Are, you can see some parts of the character are missing here. We go back to the mat generation setting menu. We increase the shadows slightly. That's good. But when we increase the shadow, this part of the background was affected. We increase the pedestal to 100. We bring the background back. That's perfect. We replace the green screen successfully. Now we go to the mescaline upselling menu. We increase the softness lately. That's better. So this is how we remove and replace the green screen. Now there are no specific rules. Always do remove the green screen. You just use these settings to get the results you want. As you can see, we have here all these settings that we use to get the results we like. Now we click Play and this is our video. As you may have noticed, YouTubers use a background like this one here for their videos. Instead of having to use a real background with a desk and a computer. Now, now we will make some adjustments to the background to make it look more real. We scaled the background slightly, will already down a bit. Because effects will locate the Gaussian blur effect. And we added to the background. We increase the backgrounds blurriness slightly to separate the character from the background. Because when we filmed a video without a green screen using a camera, the camera separates the background from the main object or a character to focus on it. That's why we added a blur effect to the video to make it look more real. So this is our video, and this is how we remove and replace the green screen in our videos. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 84. Replace Green screen background: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to replace the green screen with another background. So it goes effects and we select the old rocky effect. We edited video. Now we select the eyedropper tool and we click on the green screen. Are the green screen is gone. But it was still have some leftovers at the edges. Open demand generation setting menu. And we increase the pedestal. Perfect. Now we decrease the highlights slightly. We pull the video to the upper Greg. We drag the background at the Timeline. You put it below the video. We click Play, and here we are. The green screen is replaced with this background. This is how we can replace a computer or phones background. Now we remove these two files and we take a look at another example. We add these two files. All the media file is used in this video, are included for you in the Resources folder to use. We add the first video. It's a video of a blame. And we will add a background to it. So we add the old cranky effect to the video. And we use the eyedropper tool to select the green screen. We don't need to clean any leftovers because this background is in solid green color. So we change it with a single clip. Now we add the background image. The background can be a video or an image. We mentioned the duration of the two files we've looked play, and here we are. You can scale the background slightly to make it look better. Perfect. Who are the background is changed very easily. So this is how we can replace the green screen with any background we want. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 85. Rain effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will add a rain effect to this video here. We have the rain effect here with the green screen we added on top of the video in the Timeline, we match their duration. This is our rain effect. Now we merge it with the Video. We go to effects, we select the ultra key effects and we add it to the rain effect video. And we use the eyedropper tool to select the green screen. We click Play, and here we are. This is our rain effect merged with the video. To make it look more realistic, we select the color dodge blend mode. And we decrease its opacity slightly. We click Plane. Perfect. This is how we can add effects with green screen to our videos. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 86. create a scene using the green screen: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we'll talk about Green screen compositing. We have this video here that I found myself. And now we start by removing the green screen. Because effects will locate the ultra key effect and we add it to the video. We go to effects controls. We select the eyedropper tool and do click on the green screen. I'll click on the dark parts of the green screen to remove the whole green screen. Next, we select aggressive in the setting. Perfect. We selected Alpha channel to get a good look at the background. We have to fix this small part here. So we'd go back to composite. We pulled the video up to add a background below it. Now will go to the project panel and we add the background image below the video in the Timeline. Glick play. Here we are. We pulled a video to the upper track. We add this image below the video. We match it to duration or the video. Now we mask the character to make it look like it's sitting on the edge. Zoom in by 50 per cent. We go to the opacity setting and we select the free draw Bezier tool. We mask this part of the character first. We zoom out. Now we mask the whole character. We scale down the character. And we put it here. Like I said, to look like it's sitting on the edge. Blain. Perfect. The background is shaking a bit, so we need to stabilize it. We go effect. We locate the Warp Stabilizer effect. We added to the background image. Because if the background is moving, the character needs to move with it as well. So we need to stabilize the background. We wait for a bit. Here we are. The background is stabilized. Now we go to result and we select know Motion to stabilize the background even more. Here we are. We click Play. This is our video. It looks like the character is sitting and enjoying the sun down. We use the razor tool to cut the image from here to match the duration of the video. Now we select all the layers, right-click and do select nest tumors, all the layers. We get this window, we click. Okay. Now we add a scale keyframe. At the start of the video. We put the cursor at the end of the video. We scale the video slightly like this. That's better. This is a small animation for the video. So this is our video and helped create videos like it's using the green screen. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 87. Premiere Composer: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to add the premiere Composer Plugin. The premiere Composer is a plugin that we can add to the premiere Pro. So first thing is we go to Mr. horst.com. We go to products and we select products for Premiere Pro. Here we are. Now we click on plugins. And here we have the premiere Composer Plugin. The Plugin has a free version and a paid version. We go to pricing. As you can see, we have a free version with over 1,000 assets and the paid version has more than 6,000 acids. You can work with the free version because it does provide a lot of assets. Just make sure to read the license and the copyrights first. Now we go back. We click on Learn more and download. If you have a neck click on download for Mac. If you have Windows, click on download for Windows, you will. Are the download started. We wait for the download to finish. Here we are. Now we'll click on Open Folder. We get this file. We double-click on it and we start installing the plugin. We add the Mr. Horst products managers to the EPS folder. Here it is. Now, double-click on it. We get this window. We click Next. Now to use the plugin, we need to create an account. So we click on Create new account. We go to the website. We type our email. We said the best word for our account. We confirm the best word. We agree to the terms of using. Of course, make sure to read the terms before agreeing to them. And then we click on Create Account. Here we are. A confirmation link was sent to our email. So we access our email. Here it is. Now we click on confirm my account. And here we are. We are. The e-mail is confirmed successfully. We go back to the Plugin, we type our email and we click on Login. We get this page. We have here After Effects and Premier Pro. With less Premiere Pro. And we click on install. Wait for the Plugin to be downloaded and installed. We are, it's installed successfully. So we close this window, opened the premiere pro software. We add this video to the Timeline. This is just an example. Now we go to Window Extensions. And we slept premiere Composer. We get this window. This window is seperates, but we can edit beside the effects controls panel. We click on premiere Composer and we drag it. Besides effects controls, we get this blue bar, then will release the mouse button. Here it is, right beside the effects controls panel. We have the starter pack folder. We open it. We have multiple folders here. We selected text boxes folder. We have here multiple texts animations. At any of these texts animations we selected. We put the cursor at the point where we want to edit. Then we collect, add are the texts animation is edit. We select the animation on the Timeline, we get its settings here. We type the text we want in here. For example, video editing or anything else. We change the font type from here. And the font style from here. We set the text position from here. It's scaled from here. We have this Q setting to skew the texts like this. We can always reset the setting to undo the changes we made. Next we have the color texts setting. We use it to change the text color. We selected the color and we click Okay. Here we are. The color is applied to the text We have here the color container stroke. We can change it. And we have here the color container fill. We change it as well. We have more texts settings here. We have the position. We have the position of production setting. We use it to set the text position inside the text container. So these are the text settings and we can put the texts anywhere we want. Now we delete this animation. As you can see, we have multiple animations here to choose from. We just select the one-way like and we click add, for example, this one here. Then we use the text settings to adjust the text. We take a look at the texts presets folder. Same thing. We select the texts P set. We have top, bottom, left, and right position. We can select anyone we want. Then we click Add. Here it is. Same thing. We select the text layer and we adjusted, change the text. It's Font, Scale, color, speed, opacity, etcetera. We take a look at the transitions folder. We have two videos in the Timeline. Here. We sit the cursor rights between them. Extended timeline to set the cursor perfectly right here. And we select the transition we want. When we hover over the transition, we can see a preview of it. Now we select this transition. We click Add. Here it is. We click Play. This is the transition we selected. We get the transition with its Sound effects. If you want to edit transition without its Sound effect, you select the transition and you uncheck add Sound. Now we add this without sound. To keep the sound, you check add Sound. We can add our, the transition is added without any Sound effect. As you can see, we have here multiple transitions that we can choose from. These transitions saves us a lot of time and efforts into video editing process. Now we take a look at the social media folder. We have here the like icon, the disliked icon, the suscribe icon, etcetera. We have here multiple icons for different social media platforms that we can use. We take a look at the leg icon for example. We selected and we click Add. Here it is. You can add this icon to your YouTube videos if you are a content creator. For example, we have here the subscribe icon. We can select the icon layer and use these settings here to adjust it. For example, we changed the buttons color. We continue to texts color. The text itself. We just select the icon layer and we use the settings to adjust it. As you can see, we have here multiple icons to choose from. We just add the icon and use the settings to adjust it. Now we'll take a look at the shape elements folder. We just select the elements we want and we click add. We click play. Here it is. And of course we select its layer and we use the settings to adjust its color scale, ecetera. For example, we can scale up like this. And like I said before, we can reset the setting to undo the changes we made. And in case we made changes with multiple settings, for example, like this. We just click on reset all this way. We reset all the settings in a single click instead of resetting each one separately. So like I said, we have here multiple shape elements to choose from. Next we have here this Sound folder. We have here multiple effects to choose from as well. We can use any of them in our videos. This is the free version of the premiere Composer Plugin. It has multiple and different assets that we can use. If this is not enough for you, you can always choose the paid version. So this is all about the premiere Composer Plugin. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 88. How to install AEjuice Plugin: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to add another plugin for the premiere pro. We have this website, it's called aejuice.com. The website contains multiple plugins that we can add to the premiere Pro. The websites contains plugins for After Effects and final cuts as well. We have here obeyed backs that you can buy and add to the software. We also have some free plugins. To get them. We click on free plugins. Are these are the free plugins provided by the websites. Before we download any of them, we click on Login and we click on Create an Account. We enter our email. We set the password for our account. We confirm we are not robots. Then we click on Create Account or the account is created. So we go to free plugins. We select the operating system, we have Windows or Mac. I use max, so I will select download for Mac. Here we are the download started after the download is completed, we get the zip file we extracted. Now double-click on the back manager. We get this window, we click Continue. We select the language. You read the using terms because we have to agree to them before proceeding. We click on Agree. We have here a list of the packages that we will get. We have a back for After Effects. We unselected because we don't need it. We have the premiere pro back. That's what we want. We unselect the Final Cut Pro as well. We don't need the stand-alone package as well. So we unselect it. We keep only the premiere pro back. If you want the other bags, keep them. Now we'll click Continue. Then install. We wait for the bank to be installed. Here we are. Now we go to the premiere pro. We get this AEjuice back Manager window. We wait for a bit. Here we are. If you are not logged in on the website, you will be asked to do that from here. We have here all the bags. The free bags are on top. We select the first pack. As you can see, we have here multiple effects that we can use. Will take a look at them in the next video. So it for this video, thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 89. How to use starter pack: Hello and welcome to this video. In the former video, we downloaded and installed the AEjuice plugins. Now in this video, we will take a look at the effects. So we select the starter pack. These are the effects that the starter pack contains. We have multiple effects that we can use. We have a folder as many on the left. And each folder containing multiple effects that we can use. As you can see, we have a huge amount of effects. Take a look at each folder and see the effects that we have here. We can click here to change the view if we want. We can also adjust the size of the effects from here. Now as you can see, we have here multiple effects. Each effect has this download icon on the top-right corner. We click on it to download the effect. We wait for it to be downloaded. Here it is. It's downloaded and edit directly to the Timeline. We click play. Here it is. We go back and we take a look at another effect. Same thing with download effect. First. After the effect is downloaded, it's added directly to the Timeline at the point selected by the cursor. Here's the effect. We click Delete to remove the effects from the Timeline. We go back. We have here gradients, background effect. We download it. Here it is. It's an animated gradients background. When we add an effect, we can adjust it. Of course. For example, we select this background effect and we have here the graphic parameters setting menu, open it. And we change the background colors. For example. We change both colors. Here we are. We have here the animation speed setting. We can increase the animation speed like this. Take a look. The animation is faster now. Of course, we can decrease its speed as well. Like this. We can increase or decrease the animation speed. We delete effect. We go back. We have here the titles. We download this title. Here it is. We have its settings here. We use them to adjust the text. We type the text we want to show in here. For example, we type Video Editing here. Here we are. We change its font. We change the font style as well. We set the text size. We have here the text to settings to adjust the second text. Same thing. We type the text we want to show. I will type joseph Adam for example. Same thing for the text numbers green. We change the texts and all its other settings. We change the text one color from here. For example, we painted in red. We change the text box color from here. We painted in green, for example. Like I said, we have all these settings here and we can change the text color, size, position, etcetera. Same settings that we saw before. We go back, we click play. Here is our tidal effect. Now we've learned. We go back, select this interface effects for example. We download it. Here it is. We have its settings here as well. We can change the effects color. We can increase its size to make it look like this. Like I said, we have here a lot of effects that we can choose from. Take a look at each effect, download it, and then you can adjust it if you want and use it. For example, we take a look at this effect with download it. Here it is. It's like a camera recording a video. Like I said, we use these settings to adjust the effect to our liking. For example, we change this text here, which change the font style, and all the other changes that we can make. So these are the effects we get into starter back. That's it for this video and I will see you in the next video to take a look at the starter pack VFX. So go ahead and download it before moving to the next video. 90. VFX AEjuice: Hello and welcome to this video. In the former video, I asked you to download the starter pack VFX so that we can take a look at it and this video. So after we took a look at the starts of back, now we move to the starter pack VFX. After downloading it, we open it. We have here multiple effects that we can use. For example, we have this bullet foreign effect. We have some explosion effects. Now it's the same thing to use any of these effects. We download it. These effects are too large. I already downloaded this effects, so we will take a look at it instead of waiting for another one to be downloaded. Here we are. It's a smoke effect. Now we can easily remove the black background from the effects that has one. We go to effects controls and we select the Screen blend mode. We click play. Here we are. This is the smoke effects with this example video. This is one of the effects that we can use as we have a lot of effects to choose from. Like you see here. There are obeyed effects as well that you can buy and use. We have here this Sound effects back. Same thing with download it and we use the Sound effects we have in there. So this is all about the AEjuice Plugin. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 91. Audio Workspace: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to edit Sound with the Adobe Premiere Pro. So first we go to Window workspaces, and we select the audio Workspace. The Timeline hasn't changed. And we have here the audio track mixer window. In case you can see it, go to Window and check audio track mixer. In here we have the project panel, and on the right we have the media player. Now we add an audio file folder to use. We put it here. We can put it anywhere. For me. I will put it at the beginning. Now we play it. The woman's soon realized that the cats had a very, as you can see when we played the audio, we get to the green bar here. That's bar represents the sound level. We can set the Sound level from here. But as you can see, we have here for cracks. These are similar to the tracks we have in the Timeline. We have A1, A2, and A3. And finally, we have the mixed drag. We use the mixed track to set the Sound level of all the audio files we have. With the other drugs. We set the Sound level of the audio file that's in that track only. For the A1 track, we said the sound of the files that are in A1 track only, no matter the number of audio files into track. Same thing with the a to drag and a three-track. We said the sound of the audio files into a two-track only and a tweet Greg, only. Now when we click Play, we can see the Sound level A1 track. Now we add another audio file to the a, to Greg. We've looked play soon, soon realized that the cat had a very Who are. You can see the Sound level A1 and A2 cracks. Now, if we want to edit the Sound level of the audio files in A1 track, we go to the A1 track and we lowered the Sound level like this. We click play. Here we assume some realized that the cats had a very, we increase it now. Here we are. Soon realized that we have two sounds. Let's say that we have the main Sound and the background sound. For example, the background sound is higher than the main Sound. So we simply lower the Sound level of the background. We lowered the sound of the background audio, which is in the a to drag. We go back, we click Play. Woman soon realized that the cat had a very special tenants. That's better if you have an audio file and you want to add a background sound to it, you add it and you lower the background sounds slightly. This way, the background sound does not cover the main Sound. You have. One more thing. We don't want to increase the sound level too much. For example, here, when we increase the SAM too much, we get this red bar here, which means that the sound is too high and will not Sound good. So always make sure to keep the sound level in moderation to give the Sound clear. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 92. Edit Sound level: Hello and welcome to this video. In the former video, we saw how to set the Sound level in each cracked. Now in this video we will see how to set the Sound level of the single audio file in a track that's contains multiple audio files. Now, in case you have multiple tracks and you might get confused between them. You can name each crap to organize everything and keep things easy and simple. For example, we double-click on the A1 track name and we change its name. For example, we name it's voice. Same thing for the A2 track. We named this one background or whatever. When we changed the names here, they change in the Timeline as well. Now we know which track is which. Like I said in the former video, we saw how to set the Sound level of all the audio files in detract at once. Now what if we want to edit the Sound level of a single audio file in that track, we will see how first we mute the track with the background sound because we don't need it to me as any track. We just click on the mute icon on that track. Now we add this audio file to the first track. Now we have two audio files in the same track. Now, let's say this we want edit the Sound level of the second audio file alone. Just detract to get a good look. If you bet a close look at the audio file, you can see line in the middle. We use this line to edit this Sound level of debt audio file. We pulled the line up to increase the volume and we lower it down too deep is the volume. First, we put the line back so that we can hear the normal Sound of the audio file, but then it will be 45. And finally, here it is. Now we lowered line, we click Play, then it would be 45. And finally, here we are. The Sound level is decreased. If we put a line up, but then it will be 45. And finally, the sound level is now increased. So we use this line, just hit the Sound level of the selected audio file. Now what if we want to edit the Sound level of a certain part of the audio file and not the whole audio file. For example, just a line or award is very simple. First week, just the Timeline to get a closer look at the audio file. For example, we want to adjust the Sound level of this part here. We need just let it first to select it. We put the cursor here. Then we add a keyframe. We move the cursor slightly and we add another keyframe. Now we put the cursor here. We add a keyframe. We move the cursor slightly and we add another keyframe. Now the outside keyframes guarantee that the rest of the track does not get affected with the adjustments we will make. And we use the inside keyframes to adjust the Sound level of debt part. Here, take a look at the Sound level of this part, then it will be four. Now we lowered this keyframe. We click play. The sound starts low, then it goes up, then it would be. For, now we'll lower the other keyframe as well. Are the Sound level is decreased in the selected parts, then it will be four. This works if we have a part of our audio that is quiet, we can increase its sound. And if we have allowed parts, we can decrease its Sound level. So this is how we can adjust the sound level in certain parts of our audio files. To remove any of the keyframes, right-click on it and select Delete. We can use the keyframes to add a cool effect. We make the sound goes up gradually at the start of the audio file, and go down gradually at the end of the audio file, we put the cursor at the start. We add a keyframe. We can add a keyframe like this. Or using the pen tool. We select the Pen tool and we add a keyframe here. We add another here. And we lowered the first keyframe like this. We click Play. Then it will be 45. Here we are. The sound goes up gradually. Now we go to the end. This is the sound now, but now it is a star. Now we add a keyframe here and another at the end. The keyframe that we sit here guarantees that we do not effect the rest of the track. Now we lowered the keyframe at the end. We go back, we click play, but now it is a star. The sound goes down gradually at the end of the track. This way we can adjust the sound anyway, we like, that's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 93. Adding Sound effects: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to add sound effects. First we select the track where we want a defective. I will select the voice drag. This drug is called voice because I named this voice, of course. Then we collect one-shot effects and sounds. We get these Luts here. We click on effect selection, and we get this menu of effects provided by the software. We select the light and echo. Let's analogue delay. We select the effect type from here. For example, we select delay. We can increase or decrease the effects. From here. We can activate or deactivate the effects from here. Now we played the audio without the effect, but then it will be 45 and finally 6 ft, here it is. But then dense was really four or five. And finally, and this is the audio with the effects activated. And like I said, we can choose the effect type from here. To remove the effect we collect on effect selection and we select none. Now we add another effect. For example, this to the reverb effect. We click play, but then it will be 45. Here's the effect. This is a cool effect. We have the same effect settings here. We said defect rate type, and we can activate or deactivate it. We can add multiple effects, not just a single one. For example, here, like I said, we select none to remove the effects. And remember when we add sound effects to a certain Greg, Sound effects will be applied to all the audio file is in the selected Greg. Now what if we want to add the Sound effect to certain audio file alone? For example, this one here. It's simple. We select the audio file. We go to effects. We opened the Audio Effects folder. These are the same effects. We selected the late and echo folder. We select the analogue delay effect, and we drag it to the audio file. Here are the effect is added to this audio file only the Sound and the second audio file is known. Now we select the audio file. We go to Window and the whistler check effects controls. And here we have the effect settings. We adjust these settings to adjust the effect. We click on Edit and we adjust the settings to set the effect. You can play the audio file and make your adjustments at the same time. This way you can hear your audio and make your adjustments to get the results you want. But then dense was really four or five and finally 6 ft. And we can always deactivate the effect from here. To remove the effect, we select it and we collect, delete from the keyboard. And then we add another effect. We get its settings and we click on Edit, then adjust it. We have here presets menu that we can choose from. And this applies to all the Sound effects we have. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 94. Remove Noise: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to remove noise from audio files. We have this audio file in the Timeline, which contains too much noise and we will see how to remove the noise from it. Cats set new Guinness World Record. And it's also choose the USA with its owner. The audio file is included for you in the Resources folder to use. It's called voice tree. As you heard, this audio file has too much noise. So to remove the noise, we go to effects, audio effects, Noise Reduction and restoration. And we select the de-noise effect. We'd drag it to the audio file. We get its settings here. In the effects controls window. We click on Edit. Now we select the light Noise Reduction P set. We click Play, new Guinness World Record. It's also choose the USA. Here we are. The audio is noise-free. We have here the process and focus. We use it to select the frequency that we want to focus at. We can focus on all frequencies, lower frequencies, mid-frequencies, and higher ones. We select all frequencies to remove noise from the whole audio. Now we said the amount to zero. We hear the audio. Cats set new Guinness world record. The audio has some noise. Now the more we increase the amount lower than noise will be. But be careful if we decrease the noise too much, We will affect some parts of the audio as well. So make sure to decrease the noise moderately so that you don't effect the sound, the audio. We increase the amounts moderately. Cat sets new Guinness World Record. And it's also choose the USA with its owner. This amount here is perfect. The noise is gone completely, but the sound does not sound normal. So like I said, make sure to set the amounts reasonably. Now, if we have multiple audio files in the same track and we want to remove the mice in all of them at once. You go to the Audio Track Mixer and we select the Dino is effect. And now the effect is applied to all the audio files in the selected black cat sets new Guinness World Record. And it's also choose the USA with its owner. When you want to remove or reduce the noise from multiple audios at once, make sure that all the audio files have the same noise level. Because if the noise level is different in each audio file, the results will be different for each one. And you will have to set them noise for each audio file separately. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 95. Voice Recording: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to record sound. It creates voice overs in such as you can see, each track has this mic icon here. We click on it to start recording our voice over. But before we do that, we need to set some settings. First, we go to Premiere Pro Preferences, and we select Audio Hardware. We get this window here. For the default inputs, we select the mic we are using. So first, we need to connect our mic to our computer. Then we select the microphone here. This is the mic I'm using, so I will select it. Now, if you have headphones, the voice will come back to you. You go to audio and check mute input during the Timeline recording. Then click Okay. Now if we want to record in this track, we click on the mic icon. Now it reads second countdown starts. Now we can start recording. As you can see, we have this Recording icon here, which indicates that we are currently recording. What I'm saying now is being recorded. And here we are. This is how we can record any voice over that we want. And you can set the cursor at any point where you want the stem to start at. And of course, you can record using any crack you want. This is how we record sound with the Adobe Premiere Pro. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 96. Frames rate: Hello and welcome to this video. Before we start with the software, there's one important thing that we need to talk about. It's the frame rate. Firstly, we need to understand the difference between the image and the video. The image is just a single image that does not move. But the video consists of multiple images. And each video has a different amount of images. And these images are played one after the other to give us a video, call this images frames. And in editing softwares, you will find FPS, which means frames per second. That represents the number of frames in each second. For example, this video here has 24 frames per second. The second has 30 frames per second, and last has 60 frames per second. This means that every second, the first video has 24 images. The second video shows 30 images per second. And the last one has 60 images per second. And the most videos on YouTube are filled with 24 frames per second. And of course, you can Film your videos in 30 or 60 frames per second. The more frames per second we have, the better the quality of the video will be. We have videos with 120 frames per second. We filmed a video with 120 frames per second when we want to add a slowmotion to it. If you want to slow your videos, it's better to film them with 120 frames per second so that it has good quality. Because for example, if you filmed a video, which ones you for frames per second and you slowed it, the video will break. In any camera. You can set the frames per second for your videos, like we have here, for example. Set the frames per second that will suit you. I hope that everything is clear. That's it for this video, and I will see you in the next video to see how to create a new project with the Adobe Premiere Pro software, in which we will set the frames per second of our project. 97. Create new project: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video, we'll start creating a new project with the Adobe Premiere Pro, using what we have learned in the former videos. This is the project that we would create. We will go step-by-step until we get this result here. Now first thing we do is we create a storyboard. Now for this projects, I use some ready to go clips. But in the future when we want to create our own projects, we may have to film our own videos or hire someone to film them for us. So before we start, we need to have a plan for our videos. And this is why we need story board. These are all the media files that we will use to create our projects. They are included for you in the Resources folder to use. You will find a folder named storyboard. Here we are. This is our storyboard roadmap to our projects. These are the scenes of our project. We have 14 scenes in total. Of course, for your projects, you don't have to draw each scene if you don't want to. Like I said, you just need to have a picture for what you want to create. Because you can't create something without having a plan or at least small mental image of what you want to create. It's a process of trial and error, but you just can't do random actions and expect a logical result. Now after we covered this story board, we go back, like I said, we have here all the media file is that we will use in this project. I would close this project so that we can start our own. So we create a new project. We name it's called project. Of course you can name it whatever you like. And we click on Create. Now we add all the media files. We already saw how to add files to the Timeline. Now that we are creating a professional design, we create a sequence that matches the media files. So we select any of the videos, right-click on it. We go to properties. And we have here the Video Details. This is the image size, and this is the frame rate. 24 frames per second. These are the details that we need, the image size and the frame rate. So we close this window. We go to File New and we slept sequence. We get this window. We have here some presets. We go to digital SLR at pixel resolution, and we select the 24 frames per second. We are, this is the same number we saw on the videos properties. Now click Okay. Now when we add a video to the Timeline, we will not be asked to change the sequence properties. So we add the first video. Here we are. Now we will start creating our projects. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video to start our project. 98. first scene: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video, we start creating our projects. We extend the Timeline so that we get a good look at the video and the Timeline. This is the first video we added. This video is a bit long, so we will take only a part of it. First, the video is a bit slow, so we need to split it up a little. So right-click on it and we slept speed duration. We said this B22 100. We click Okay. The speed is good. Now, we extend the timeline a bit more. Now we split the video using the razor tool. We put the cursor here and we can see from the keyboard, that's the shortcut for the razor tool. We split it from here as well. We delete these two parts and keep them in Luan. Now we select this space and right-click Delete to remove it. So this is the video that we open our projects width. But we want the videos appear out of nowhere at the start. So we put the cursor at the start. We select the video, we go to effects controls, and we add an opacity keyframe at the start. Then we'll lower the opacity to zero to hide the video. Now we put the cursor here and we reset the opacity setting to bring it back to 100 per cent. We go back, we click Play, and here we are. The screen starts in black, then the Video appearance, we increase the space between the keyframes slightly to smooth this animation. Right-click on the video and we slept is in perfect. Now we add the second video. All the videos are numbered to keep things organized for you. You put the video here. Wycliffe blain. Perfect. We will take a part of this video as well. So we split the video from here. And from here as well. We keep the middle part and we delete the other two parts with lead the space to put the videos next to each other. This video has a sound that we don't mean. So let's click on it and with less unlink, select the audio. And we deleted. Same thing for the first video. Because later we will add our own audio. We go back. Look blain. Perfect. Now we'll select the second video. We go to effects controls. We set the cursor at the start of the video and we add a scale keyframe. Now we've put the cursor at the end of the video. And we set the scale to 120 per cent. It's create a small animation. We go back, we click play. The animation is a bit too fast, so we change the scale to 110 per cent. That's better. So our project starts like this. Then we move to the next video. These are the two first videos. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video to continue our project. 99. second scene: Hello and welcome to this video. We keep working on our project. Now we will add the third video. Here it is. We'll take the parts of the video that suits us. We take the parts where the backlight starts. So we put the cursor here. We can split that apart or we just hide it like this. Now, the video starts like this and ends like this. Perfect. When remove the audio from this video as well. We put the video next to the other videos. The video is a bit too fast. We slow it down, right-click on it, and we select speed duration. We set the speed to 75%. Click Okay, we go back, leg lift blain. Perfect. We just hide this small part at the end. That's good. Now we add the fourth video. Again. We will take only the parts that we need. We split the video from here. And here. We delete the parts that we no longer need. We remove the audio from this video as well. We remove the space between the videos. We slow this video as well. So right-click, we select speed duration and we set the speed to 75%. We click Play. Perfect. We need to add a transition effect between these two videos. We go to effects. Video transitions, dissolve. And we add the cross dissolve transition effect between the two videos. We click blain. Perfect. So these are the two videos that we edit now. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video. 100. third scene: Hello and welcome to this video. We keep working on our projects. We add the fifth video. The video is over 1080 pixels. That's why we can see the whole picture. And I intentionally chose it like this. Now we take a part of the video, the parts where the car is turned on. We split the video here. And here as well. We delete the parts so we don't need. We put the video here. We click Play. Perfect. As you can see this value here, it looks a bit too much in orange. So we need to adjust its colors to match it with the other videos. To do so, we go to Window workspaces, and we select the color workspace. We go to lumetri color, the basic correction menu. We select the white balance picker and we click on the white color in the car. Here we are. This is the video before and after. The colors of the two videos are nearly matched. Will order the video saturation. Perfect. We did this to match the colors of the videos. There was a big difference between these two videos, but now there are gloves. We go back to the editing workspace. We click Play. Perfect. Now we add the sixth video. It's a video or the character shifting the car gear. And the next video after this one will show the card drive invest. Now we will take this part of the video to give a sense that things are about to get serious. We split the video here. And here. We keep the parts we want and we delete the rest. We delete the spaced, but the two videos next to each other, we click blain. Perfect. I downloaded this video online. It has these edges here. But that's okay because we will add the same edges to the whole project. So this is our projects so far. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 101. fourth scene: Hello and welcome to this video. We keep working on our project. We add the seventh video. As always, we take the parts we want from the video. This part here. We split the video here. And here, we delete the rest. Who put the video here? After the gear shift scene, we see the car speeding here. Perfect. Now we add H video. Here it is. We speed up this video. Right-click Speed Duration, and we set the speed to 300%. Blain. Perfect. We split the video from here. We delete this part to start it like this. That's better. We need to adjust the color of this video as well. So we go to the color workspace and we adjust the temperature. Perfect. We go back to the editing workspace. Remove this part of this video to make it shorter. Perfect. So this is our projects so far. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 102. fifth scene: Hello and welcome to this video. We keep working on our project. We add the ninth video. Here it is. It's a video of a car dashboard showing the speed increasing. This is the exact parts we want. So we split the video here. And here. We keep the parts we want and we delete the rest. Now we remove the audio from all these videos. Perfect. If you pay attention to this video, you can see that it's not stable. So we stabilize it. We go to effects and we locate the Warp Stabilizer effect. We edited the video. We wait for a bit. Now we go to the results setting and we select no motion. We click plane. Are the video is stabilized. Now we add the next video, the tenth video. Here it is. We take this part of the video and we delete the rest. Remove the audio as well. Go back quick look blain. Perfect. Now we duplicate the video number seven. We put it here. We decrease its duration slightly and we scale it. To focus on the car front. We go back quickly, explain. Who are these are the videos we added now. Perfect. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 103. sixth scene: Hello and welcome to this video. We keep working on our projects. This is less video we added. We extended slightly. Now we add an opacity keyframe. Here. We put the cursor at the end of the video and we set the opacity to zero. Close the video like this. This is our whole projects so far. Perfect. Now we leave an empty space here. And we add the next video, the 11th one. We take this part of the video. When to move it's audio. Who put the video here? Like I said, we keep a small space between these two videos. We put the cursor at the start of the video. We set the opacity to zero. We put the cursor here, and we reset the opacity to 100% to get this transition effect between the two videos. Now we add the Video number 12. We put it here. It's the last video in the projects. We take the parts of it, this part here, we put the video here. We remove its audio as well. To smoothen the transition between these two videos, we go to effects and we add the cross dissolve transition effects between them with lip blain. Perfect. So these are all the videos of our project. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 104. Adding Sound effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will add the Sound effects to our projects. I have these Sound effects that I will use. You can use them or use your own. Now we add the first Odeo. Odeo will serve as a background sound to the whole project. Now add the second audio at the start. We want to set it and here we decrease its duration. Now in this video with the car is turned on. So we add an engine Sound. We lowered this audio file here and we add audio number three here. Hide this part of the audio at the start. We hide this part at the end as well. And the audio here, because we will add the gear shift Sound effect next, this is the engine Sound. Now add audio number four. We put it here. We hide this part. We click Play. Perfect. Now at ODU number five, these audio files are not random. It took me awhile to get them to set the perfect Sound effect each video. Like I said, you can use them or use your own Sound effects. We put the audio here. We hide this part at the beginning. We slip plane, is too long, so we split it here. We delete this part. The audio stops at the end of the video. So we reduce the audio at this part. We put the cursor here. We set a keyframe here, and a keyframe at the end of the audio. Then we lower the keyframe down here. This way the audio Sound level goes down gradually until it stops. Like we did with the videos opacity. Now add the next audio. Just DoD iteration like this. And we put it here. We can look blain. Perfect. The background sound audio file is too long, so we cut it from here to match the length of the projects. Go back. We click Play. Add this as our project. This video, thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 105. Crop effect: Hello and welcome to this video. We are about to finish our projects. We just have one more effect at, as you can see, we have a black bar at the top and bottom of this video. Now we will add this bar to the whole projects. So right-click on the project panel. We select new item, adjustment layer. We get this window. We click Okay. We add the adjustment layer to the Timeline. We put it on top. We adjust its length to cover the whole project. Now we go to effect. Will locate the crop effect. Here it is. We edit to the Adjustment Layer. We go to Effect Controls. And we crop the video from the top like this. We crop it from the bottom as well. We said both of them to 11 per cent. We go back, we click Play. And this is the final look of our project. So this is how we create the small and cool video. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video to start another project. 106. Story board: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will start working on new project. It's a potato chips commercial add. Here it is. This is the video that we will create together in the coming videos. Same as the former projects we have here, our story board. Again, I drew each scene separately and we have the full story board. These are all the media files used to create this project. You will find them in the Resources folder so that you can use them. So that's if there's video, thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 107. First Scene: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video, we will start creating our second project. We click on new project. We named our project, you can name it whatever you want. We click Create. Now we go to the Resources folder we have here. The media file is for the project. We opened the part one folder and we add these images to the project's panel. We add the first image to the Timeline. Who put the image in this drag. And we add the background image below it. Now we need to remove this green screen. We select the top image. We go to effects, and we add the ultra key effect to the image. Now we use the eyedropper tool to select the green screen color. Are the green screen is removed. We pulled this image to the upper track, and we'll leave an empty track between the two images. We will add an effect in this track later. Now we start our animation process. We put the cursor here. We add a position keyframe. We put the cursor back to the start, and we pull the can until it's gone. We click Blaine. Good. Now we decrease the space between the keyframes to increase the animation speed. That's better. Now we select both keyframes. Right-click. Go to temporal interpolation, and we select is N. We go back with glibly. Perfect. We opened the position and we start adjusting the keyframes. We select both keyframes. We lowered this dot here, and we drag it to the right like this. We'd rather the other keyframe to the right. To get this curve here. We go back quickly, lay. Perfect. It's like the can is dropped from above. This is the Timeline. We adjust the keyframes until we get this curved line. To get this mode animation. Now we will add an effect here at the London point. We already lifted drag empty for it. Now we go to the project panel and we add the broken effect image. We select the image and we adjust its position to put the effect below the can. Perfect. Now, this effect needs appear after the cannons, Natalie. Now this effect needs to appear after decans lending. So we'd go to the start. So we'd drag the effect image to start. At this moment, we click play. Here we are. We drag it here slightly. Perfect. It's like when the can is dropped, it breaks the surface. We decrease the duration of the scene. That's better. So this is the first scene. We still need the background so we increase its duration. But again, image and the effects image or set perfectly. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video to add the second scene. 108. second scene: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will create the second scene of our add. We start by duplicating this image. We put it here and we remove the animation applied to it in the former video. Now we duplicate defects image as well. We put it here. Now in the second scene, our can is still. So we duplicate the image twice. We put each one on top of the other. And to assign a different color to each layer to separate them. Here we are. The layers are on top of each other with a different color for each one. Now let's take the green layer. Will go to Window Workspaces, color. We go to the course menu. We go to UV as hue. And we use the color picker tool to select the can color. And we change it to green. We widen the selected color range to select the color in a better way. You add the color green is set. Now we hide the drug contained in the green layer. We select the second layer, and we change the cans color to purple. Perfect. Now we showed the top track back. We have here weekends, each one with the difference color. We go back to the editing workspace. And we started our animation. We put the cursor at the start of the scene. And we select the top layer. We set a position keyframe. Next we put the cursor here. And we'll move again to the right. Next, we'll put the cursor here. And we reset the position setting to bring the camera back to its original spot. This is the animation was created so far. The animation is a bit too fast, so we decrease its speed by increasing the space between the two keyframes. Now it's good. Now we select the middle layer. We set a position keyframe. At the start of the scene, we put the cursor at the exact spots of the top layers second keyframe. And we drag it again to the left, right here. Now with the cursor at the end of the scene. And we reset the position setting to bring the camera back to the middle. We go back with look blain. Perfect. We increase the duration of the third can layer and the effect layer as well. Now we pull the lower can layer to the top and we bring all the layers down here. The candidate was at the bottom, is now on top. We'd go back, we click plane. These are the two scenes. Now we select the middle can layer. We select it's keyframes. Right-click. We go to temporal interpolation and we select is N. Same thing for the lower. Again. We go back, we click Play, and here we are. This is our project so far. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video to create the third scene. 109. third scene: Hello and welcome to this video. We keep working on our design. In this video, we will create the third scene of our design. We increase the duration of the background and the effect. We go to the Resources folder. We open the part three folder and we add these two images to the project's panel. We add this image to the Timeline. It's an image of the can without slip. We put it down here with the parts of it's below the top can layer. Now we add all Gracchi effect to it. And we use the eyedropper tool to select the green screen to remove it. We extend the top can layer to hear. You mentioned the end of these two layers like this. And we'll split the top can layer from here. We have two cans, one closed and the one below it is opened. Now we will mask the can lead. So we zoom in on it. We select the free door Bezier tool. And we draw the mask around the lid. We zoom out. Now we pull the lid layer up. We will add the chips images in here. We select the lid layer and we add a position keyframe. At the start of the scene. We put the cursor here. We add a position keyframe. Now we will to live up here. We move the cursor. We add another keyframe here. Next week with the cursor here. And we reset the position setting to put the lid back on the can. Here we are. We increase the space between the keyframes to stop the lid in the air a bit. Now we select the keyframes. Right-click, select temporal interpolation. And we slept is N. With look blain. Perfect. Extend the background layer. And the breaking effect. Now add the potato chip image here. We add ultra key effect to it. And we use the eyedropper tool to select the green screen and remove it. We scale down the chip to fit with the can sides. And we put it up here. Now we duplicate the chip image twice. We pull the lid layer up here to leave space for the other two chip images. We duplicate the chip layer. We put it here. We use the position setting to pull the chip up here. We duplicate the chip image again. And we pull the chip up here. We tried to set the same space between the chips. Now we select the chip layers. Right-click and select nest to merge them. Click Okay, here we are. We pull the lid layer down here. This is our animation. Now we need to move the chips with the lip. We set the cursor at the start of the scene. We select the chips layer, and we add a position keyframe. First, we need to pull the chips layer down here. So this when we lowered them, there will be behind the camera. Now we lowered the chips down until the argon. We put the cursor here and we pull the chips up. We move the cursor here. Now we add another position keyframe here to let the chips hang in the air for a bit. Remove the cursor here, and we lower the chips to hide them. We go back quickly, blain. Perfect. We increase the space between these two keyframes to make the chips stay a bit longer in the year. Same thing for the lid keyframes. We wanted to stay in the air a bit longer as well. We go back with look blain. Perfect. We select the chips keyframes, right-click and with left temporal interpolation. Then we slept is N. We click Play. Perfect. This is our third scene. We decrease the duration of all the latest, slightly. Perfect. This is our project so far. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. It's creates the next scene 110. fourth scene: Hello and welcome to this video. We are still working on our project. Now in this video, we will create the fourth scene of our add. We go to the Resources folder, to the part four folder. And we add this video to the Timeline. I found this video myself. Now we need to remove the green screen. But first, we need to remove the parts of the video around the green screen as we don't need any of them. So we select the free drug Bezier tool. And we select this part of the video. Here we are. Now we add all Gracchi effect to the video. And we use the eyedropper tool to select and remove the green screen. Open demand generation menu. We decrease the highlights. And to increase the beta cell until the white spots are gone. We decrease the pedestal slightly. We decrease the tolerance to zero. Now we add the background image. We put it down here. We put the video layer here. Now, this is our scene so far. We will duplicate these chips here. First, we put the chips at the middle using the position setting. Now we duplicate them. We put them at the top left corner. We duplicate them again. We put them at the lower left corner. We duplicate them again. We put them at the lower right corner. We duplicate them on less time. And we put them at the top right corner with like blain. Perfect. So this is the fourth scene. We matched the background duration to the scene. We go back plane. This is our ads so far. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video to add the next scene. 111. fifth scene: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will create the next scene of our add. We go to the Resources folder, to the part file folder. And we add this video to the Timeline. This is the video, the can is rotating. Now we add the ultra key effect to the video. And we use the eyedropper tool to select and remove the green screen. Open demand generation setting menu. We increase the pedestal. We open the mescaline upsetting menu, and we increase the contrast. Now we remove this part of the video. So we zoom in on it. We select the free draw Bezier tool. And we draw the mask around again. Here we are. We have only the can left. We lowered the video here. We rotate the camera like this and we center it. Now we duplicate it. And we put the second GAN here. We duplicate again, again. We put it down here. We duplicate the can. Again. We will change the color of this one. As you can see, we have three cans in here, each one in a different color, red, green, and purple. So we need to set the same colors. Here. We go to the color workspace, curves, UV, SU, and we use the color picker to select the can color. Then we change it to green. Perfect. Now we put the can here. We duplicate the green. Can. We put it here? We duplicate it one more time. We put it here. Duplicate again, again. We put it here. Now we change the color of this cancer purple. We put the gain here. We duplicate it. We put it here. Duplicate it again one last time. We put it here. Perfect. You can add more cans in here and in any empty spots if you like. Now we add the background image. We put it here. We split it from here to match its duration with debts of the scene. And here we are. This is our scene. We go back plane. Here we are. That's if there's video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video to add the last scene. 112. sixth scene: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will create the last scene of our add. We go to the Resources folder, to the part sex folder. And we add these images to the project's panel. We add the background image to the Timeline. We put it here. Next, we add the fire effect image. We put it here. And finally we add the third image. You put it on top. We scale down the image like this. Perfect. The scene will look like this. We select the products image and we add a scale keyframe. At the start of the scene. We put the cursor here and we increase the image scale slightly. We go back. We click Play. And here are, this is the final scene. We go back to the start. We click Play. This is our whole add. Now we'll go to the Resources folder, to the Sounds folder. And you will find, hear some sound effects that you can add to the project. Or you can use your own Sound effects if you like. So that's it for this video. In case you have any question or an inquiry, feel free to contact me and I will be more than happy to help. That's it for this video. Thanks for watching 113. Change Horizontal videos to Vertical: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to turn normal videos into Vertical videos for social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, etcetera. We have this video in the Timeline. Now we go to Window workspaces and we select the vertical workspace. This workspace is designed to create a vertical videos. Now we go to sequence. We slept sequence settings, and we reverse the videos frame size. We said 1082 Horizontal and 1920s to Vertical. Now we'll click OK, OK again. And here we are. We have a vertical video that we can upload to TikTok, Instagram, etc. but we still have a problem. We can see the whole video as the character is out of the frame. So we go to effects and we locate the auto reframe effect. It is. We edited the video in the Timeline. Here we are with lip playing. The video is now in Vertical and the camera tracks and follows the character automatically. So this is how we turn normal videos into Vertical videos, upload them into social media platforms. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 114. Change Shirts color: Hello and welcome to this very, in this video we will see how to add a cool effect to our videos that we want to upload into social media platforms. We delete this value here. We don't need this anymore and we add this one. This video is included for your views. Or of course you can use your own videos. It's totally up to you. This is the video I would use. Now we will change the character is Shirts color with every finger snap. First thing, we split the video at every finger snap Here. And here. We split the video here as well. And with lead less parts as we will not need it. Now it's like the mental part. We go to effects and we locate the lumetri color effect. Here it is. We edit to the middle part. We go to effects controls. We go to the curves menu. We go to hue versus hue. And we use the color picker to select the color of the Shirts. Are the color green is selected. Now we use the middle data to change the Shirts color. Go up to you via saturation. We use the color picker to select the Shirts color is selected. Now we increase its saturation to make it look better. Of course, we can change the color to any color we like. Now we go back. We click plane. Are the Shirts color changed after the snap? Now it's like less part. Same thing. We add the lumetri color effect to it. We go to effects controls, curves. We go down to hue vs. hue. We select the Shirts color, and we change it. Now we go to View vs. saturation. We select the color and we increase its saturation. Perfect. We go that you click play. Here we are. This is an example effects that we can add our social media videos using the premiere Pro. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 115. Stop Motion effect: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to create stop Motion effect for our social media videos. I have here some pictures of myself. I will use them as an example. You can use them or use your own images. Now we add images to the Timeline. As you can see, with each image, I changed the head position on my head. And so it makes a full circle. Now we select all the images, right-click on them. We select speed duration. And we set the duration of each image to 0.5 s. We click Okay. Here we are. Each image is set to 0.5 second. And we have a space between each image. To remove all these spaces at once. We go to sequence and we select close gap. Here we are, the gap between each image is closed. We extend the timeline to see the images layers properly. Now with live plane, and here we are. We slept all the images. Right-click and select nest to merge them. We get this window and we'll click. Okay. Now let's click on the layer. We select speed, duration, and we set the speed to 120 per cent. We are. Now we smooth the animation a bit. We go to effects and we locate the Posterize Time effect. We edited image. We set the frame rate from here. The more frames we have here, this model, they animation. Like I said, we set the frame rate from here. We click blain. Perfect. Now we duplicate the layer. We put it here, right-click on it, and we select speed, duration. Then we check reverse speed. We click Okay, we'll play the video. Here we are. We duplicate the first layer again. We put it here. Who played the video? And this is the final look of our stop Motion effect. It's cool and simple. So that's it for this video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video. 116. export files skillshare: Hello and welcome to this video. In this video we will see how to export our project after the editing process and everything. Now we want to export it. To export the projects. We go to export. We want to export the project as a video. We named the project from here. We name it to my projects, for example. Now we choose the location that we want to export the project to. For example, here, we select the format. I will keep it at H.264. Next we have here the video settings. The software sets the Video settings automatically based on the sequence settings. But if we want to change the settings, we uncheck the setting and we change it. We select the frame size from here, the frame rates from here. And the rest of the settings. As you can see, the video and audio and activated, which means that we will export the video with audio. We can take a look at the video here before exporting it. Now with everything said, we click on export. We wait for bids. We go to the location and we selected. And here's the video. Perfect. Now we go back to exports. If we want to export the video without audio, we uncheck audio from here. We named the project and we click on Export. Here we are. The video is exported without any audio. Now we'll go back. If we want to export the audio only, we uncheck video and we select the MP3 format. We click on Export. First, we changed the project name. This is just because I'm exploiting everything to the same location. We are. This is the audio file. So this is how we extract the project as a video with audio, without audio and as an audio-only. Now we have this projects and we want to export a part of it only. We set the cursor at the start of the part. Right-click on the cursor, and we select Marc N. Now we put the cursor at the end of the parts. We want to select. Right-click on the cursor and we select mark out. Here we are, this is the part selected. Now we go to export. We select H.264 format. We check audio and video. And we select source in, out from the range setting. You are, the selected part is showed here. And we can adjust it, increases or decreases. We named the project and we click on Export. Take a look at the start of the projects here. And this is the start of the exported video. The video started from this scene because this was this letter. But the part we selected, the parts we selected has 7 s in total. While the whole project has 18 s. We can adjust the selected path from here as well. And to remove it, we right-click on it and we select Clear in and out. Now there is no specific parts selected and we can export the whole project. Now, this is the end of our class. If you have any question or inquiry, feel free to contact me and I will be glad to help you. And you can take a look at my other classes for other software like Photoshop, illustrator and a lot more. So that's it. Thanks for watching.