All tagged VideoFort
In this quick adobe premiere pro tutorial, I'm going to go over the Echo effect. Most of the time when creating these trails or echoes you'll probably be making masks in After Effects. I'll show you how you can stay in Premiere Pro and create something similar with less time. Because time is money. —VideoFort
In this tutorial I'll show you how to create a custom wipe transition. This is a great way to add a dynamic wipe to your videos. You've probably seen this a lot in music videos or even a lot of Edgar Wright movies have this effect as well (one of my favorite directors). I show you a pretty simple way of creating this effect as Sommer Ray walks by a piece of workout equipment, but you can create a more complex wipe by having someone walk in front of camera and then masking their body. Although I prefer using After Effects to do all my visual effects and masking, in this tutorial I show you how to stay in Premiere Pro and do all your masking there. So have fun! —VideoFort
In this tutorial I'll show you how to make it look like your camera is on a tripod without using a tripod! This is a very useful trick that can be applied to any clip by using the warp stabilizer effect inside of Adobe Premiere Pro. I'll show you how to stabilize your footage and use a little effect inside the warp stabilizer called No Motion which will simulate the tripod look. —VideoFort
In this epic new tutorial, I'll show you how to create the Logan Paul Glitch effect, from "The Fall of Jake Paul" music video all in Premiere Pro CC. This is a quick way of creating the effect and fairly simple. —VideoFort
