Graphics, Swipes, Split Screens & Rotations for Premiere Pro

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HORIZONTAL SPLIT SCREENS

Place video one in the top half, and place video two in the bottom half. Chance the colors to red and black and white for ultimate contrasts and even add a third layer graphic over both.

LOGO PLACEMENT OVER VIDEO FOOTAGE

After pairing up two videos vertically, use an Entertainment Tonight logo to place that over the screen. Kay out the excess to fine tune it and use position and scaling to make it land in the right spot.

ROTATION

Use a simple circle with a title to rotate it so it spins onto the frame.

PAINTBRUSH SWIPES

Place a unique paintbrush swipes effect that goes underneath titles to highlight them.  Use layering and cropping effects from left to right or right to left to swipe them in.

ARITHMETIC FILTERS FOR COLOR CHANGE

There are many ways to change colors, but one tool that may give you some crazy retro looks is to use the Arithmetic filter. from there you can modify the RGB color values and also add some blanket effects to colorize the entire video all at once.

STILL PHOTO PATTERNS

Make still photos fly in and swipe up to create a unique transition effect as they cover up the video underneath. All you have to do is fins a cool polkadot pattern or stripes and use that as a still image to smash-cut them into place with motion under effect controls.

ESSENTIAL GRAPHICS PANEL

Inside Premiere Pro are essential graphics that are templates with motion graphics that are built in. These are a great way to make it seem like you are an After Effects specialist, with a simple drag and drop.

MATTE LAYERS AND EFFECTS

A matte is a way to block out the video underneath of it. I used it as a transition effect. This is an interesting resource you may use in the future for many different reasons.

GOING RETRO IN 2017 PREMIERE PRO!

Included is a a crazy snapshot of one of my first lessons using Adobe Premiere Pro. Check out how the program has changed and be entertained by my ridiculous chasing my selfie around the house and outside on a green screen.

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