Today.
I'm going to show you how to do this.
Really cool in camera.
Sweeping transition using a Swiffer broom
and your phone.
Hey, everyone.
Kelsey here.
And welcome back to Gal.
Today I'm going to show you
how to do this.
Really cool and camera
sweeping transition
just using the camera on your phone
and a Swiffer
or another broom like the Swiffer.
Now, this effect was first
created by Karen X Cheng,
and I thought I would try it out myself
and show you how to edit it
using CapCut, which is a free
mobile video editor.
Now, I'd love for you to follow
along with this tutorial.
And when you're done,
upload your video to Instagram or TikTok,
tag me and add this hash tag
and I'll pick my top
three and I will feature those videos
in a future video.
All right.
Now let's go into the first step,
setting up the shot.
You can take your phone or an action
camera in
mount it to the end of the handle.
I use duct tape to do this
because my phone had a phone case.
I just put the duct tape
around the handle
and taped it to the edges of the phone,
not on the screen
because we're going
to be using the screen to film
and it will leave a nasty residue on top.
Wow.
Also,
make sure that your camera is centered
when you mount it.
Now, the key here is to make sure
that the base of the Swiffer
is anchored down.
So that way it's not moving in.
Our center point stays the same.
So film as many different takes
as you can, because until we go to edit,
you're not going to be able
to know which one will work best
with the connecting scene.
So then you can repeat this
and each different scene
that you're filming.
And now let's get to editing.
[Music Plays]
So first we're going to
open up cap cut on the phone
just by tapping it in.
The first thing that you're going to do
is press tap project.
And then from there,
we can select the videos
that we want to edit.
So instead of going to Recents, I'm
going to go into favorites.
I can tap on a video
so I'm going to trim it
just to that one motion.
That's the best take from this video.
So tap trim, grab the left
yellow handle here, tap
and bring it over.
You know, go to the start point,
which is here,
and then grab the right handle
and go to the end motion point,
which is right here
so that we can watch that trim section.
Awesome to see if that's the
take we want to use
the after you go through
and you trim the in and out
points of the exact text
that you want to use,
then you'll press add.
The first thing I want to do
is remove the sound
from the actual clips.
So what you can do is tap on the clip,
go to volume
and reduce the volume to zero
and then hit the checkmark.
All right. All right. All right.
Now we need to refine the transition
cut point
between the two different scenes
because here
there's a little bit of a delay.
So we want the motion to already
be going strong.
So right about here, we can tap this clip
and press split to create a cut.
Then we can tap on this excess
and press delete.
So now that cut point is nice,
a lot smoother.
So while the cut points are now smooth,
some of the movement is a little bit
faster.
Now, what we need to do is go through
and do some time
remapping using the speed controls
on cap cut.
Tap on a clip and press speed.
Now, there's linear normal,
which we don't want to use.
What we want to do is use curved.
And you can see here
that there's a bunch of cool presets,
one that I'm going to use as the hero
because it'll go faster
and then it slows down in the middle,
which is where the action is happening,
and then it will speed back up again.
Here we can edit
I want it to start faster
and go down a little bit
in the same here.
I want it to speed up at the end
so we're just basically reversing it.
So rather than starting slower,
it'll start faster
and then gradually go down.
And once you're done, tap,
make it smoother,
then tap better quality.
And this new feature
and CapCut applies a smoother, slow
motion to the clip.
This is especially great
for making a normal speed action
shot, extra butter is smooth,
delicious.
And again,
you're going to have to go through
and just watch it back
and then play around and play with it
until it's right for the particular shot
that you're working with.
And let's play
it back and see how it looks
All right.
And now to give all of the clips
a cohesive color grades,
they have a similar look.
We can apply a filter, tap on a clip
here, then go over to filters.
And here
you can just tap to preview
any of these filters.
Gingerbread looks pretty good.
Cold water,
they even have a movie is category.
You can tap on Inception and try Dunkirk
and try out different filters.
I think
I like the new one called Gingerbread.
So I'm going to tap on that.
And of course, you can
reduce the intensity
or increase the intensity
and then you can click apply
to all clips in the timeline.
And now we have the gingerbread filter
on all of the clips here to give it
a similar look.
Next, we can add some music
to spice it up in CapCut.
It comes with its own in app library.
Tap the audio icon
and up at the top we can browse
by category.
I'm just going to select travel
I like
roller bass, so
I'm just going to tap
on the little ad icon
and then I
can scroll to the end,
tap on the audio clip and I can tap split
and then just delete the excess off.
And if I want to fade it out,
you can just tap on this and select fade
and fade out duration
and you can have the music clip
fade out at the end if you like.
Another thing we can do is we can add
a swish
sound effect
between all of the transition points.
So this is where I'm going to go back
into audio and select effects.
And here I'm
going to go to the category transition
in down here.
They have a Whoosh with echo effect
I'm going to
add this drag this beneath.
So it's on a layer below
and I'm going to bring this
to the first transition point here.
And we can play this back
to see how it sounds
that works great.
And then I'm going to copy this effect
and duplicated at each transition point
to do that
press copy,
just tap and move it in place.
And so this is how it looks so far.
And of course, there's
so many different cool effects
that you can apply in Cap Cut.
If we click on effects,
we can go to video effects
and you can apply some of these
trendy effects.
Some of my favorite is the retro film,
a very nice!
and there's also body effects.
If I just tap X here,
this will automatically save our project
and I want to use a different clip
just to demonstrate this.
If I click on your project,
I'm going to select
this clip of this dancer, tap on effects
and go to body effects.
If you go to body you can see that
they have some really cool glowing line
that as was surrounding glowing lines.
So if you have a dancer,
these effects
are automatically applied
around the subject.
So if we tap, for example, hurricane,
wow, I can see it automatically
places that around him.
So now that we're
back in our project,
how do we export it up at the top?
You can tap on the little icon
in the upper
right to export
and we'll just take a few seconds
to export this short video.
And once it's done
you can tap
share to TikTok, Whatsapp,
Facebook or Instagram or other.
You can just save the video directly
to your camera roll.
So that's how you create the effect.
If you want to be featured
in a future video here on Premiere,
go upload your sweeping affect
to TikTok or Instagram.
Tag me
and also add this hashtag
for a chance to be featured.
Thanks so much to CapCut
for sponsoring today's video.
I've put a link to download CapCut..
You can start editing for free
using that tool on an Android or iOS.
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