In today's video, I'm going to show you how to create a rapid photo
shuffle effect.
So that way you can start using it in your own videos.
And today's video is sponsored by Envato Elements.
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For now, let's go ahead and jump on in.
So here inside of Premiere
Pro, I have this folder full of all the photos I want to use.
I'm going to open this up by double clicking and I have it
set to the icon because that way you can easily see all of the photos.
And the reason why I like this is that I can go ahead and move
some photos around to rearrange it in the order that I want.
And now we need to change
the duration of the photo so that way it doesn't default to like 3 seconds each.
Select all of them by pressing command or control.
A control click and then go down to speed in duration.
And instead of 3 seconds
since this timeline is 24 frames per second, I'm going to have each photo
be a court order of 24 frames per second,
which is zero eight press okay.
And now if we drag all of these clips
into our timeline, so it goes really fast here.
Now, it may not be fast enough.
You can certainly change it to zero four to make it even faster.
But I like zero eight.
And the next thing you need to do is just go through quickly on each photo
and make sure it's at the right scale.
So you'll select the photo, go up to effect controls, scale
it down, and make sure that the image is fully in view.
So now when we play it back, it's rapidly going through the photos,
but we need to make it more dynamic.
This is where we're going to go into effects.
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And let's jump back into the video
to go to the effects panel and search for transform.
And this is underneath the distort folder double click on Transform.
So it's applied to the first photo.
So using the transform effect here, I'm
going to animate the scale so it starts bigger and gets smaller.
So let's start the scale at 150.
Let's type in 150 here next to scale.
And then what we need to do is adjust the anchor point so we can click
on this vertical anchor point and move it down.
So that way it's better in frame and then we can click on toggle animation.
And then at the very end of this photo, we can then bring it back down to 100
and you'll notice there's a little black line at the bottom.
We just need to adjust
the anchor point slightly down so that disappears and control.
Click on the last keyframe and choose is end.
So that way it's a bit more smooth of an animation.
So what we can do now is copy this clip command C
and then lasso and select all of the other clips and right click
or control click and select paste attributes.
And this time we're just going to paste the transform effects.
So the transform effect has now been pasted on all the other photos,
and you're going to see that a few of the photos
we need to make adjustments on
because the transform effect isn't going to fit all the photos
because they're all different sizes and image resolutions.
Do you see here on this photo we need to make adjustments, so let's select it,
go up to effect controls here and we can adjust the anchor point.
So it's a little bit lower.
Somebody's going to go through quickly and fix the anchor points
on all these photos.
So now let's play back with the transform zoom effect on each photo.
So you can see just adding that slide.
Zoom really
added a lot to the photo shuffle effect, but we're not done yet at this cut point.
I want to add a paper flip, so I'm going to go to Envato elements
and I'm going to search for flip paper.
So what I'm going to do is download this just by clicking on
this icon here, and I'm going to drag it into Premiere Pro.
So I have the paper flipping sound effect here.
If I double click to open this up, you can see I can play it back.
And what I want to do is just isolate one section of sound effects.
So for example, this part I can press, I for in and here oh four out.
So now it's just going to be this one paper flip so I can select this icon
drag audio only and bring it down here at the cut point
between these two cuts, we now have that one paper flip.
So what I'm going to do is take another section.
So that way they don't all sound the same.
So I'll take this one eye, four in, oh four out,
and I'll drag this one down at this cut point.
So I'll just repeat this quickly for all of the cut points.
So here's how it sounds with the paper flips, it sounds pretty good, right?
But let's go ahead and add some cool documentary sound effects to this as well.
So we got two sound effects and we just search for documentary.
I think adding one of these tracks will make it sound even better.
For example, this ambiance track of science exploration.
So I'll go ahead and download that and I already have it imported here.
So I'm going to take this science
explorer ambiance track down below and I'll proceed to cut it off here.
And then from Effects, I will just search for exponential fade drag
and drop this at the end of the clip here and roll it in so it's not quite as long.
Then I'll select this and go to a central sound, select ambiance,
and I will just reduce this to like minus six or 15.
So let's see how this sounds.
Now, this sounds pretty cool right now.
Just add some frosting on the cake.
If we go back to the project panel here, this is completely optional, by the way,
but I highly suggest doing it.
So looks really cool.
If you go to new item and select Color Matte,
what we can do is create a black matte
and drag it on top of our photos.
Select this, then go to effect controls and let's select
create four point polygon mask and from here let's select invert
and then hover on the corner until you get that rotate icon press shift
and let's scale this up.
And then from mask expansion, we can add little curved edges
so it kind of looks more vintage and film like.
And now with the mask on top, we can play it back and it just looks
super cool.
If you have any other questions, be sure to leave a comment below
and I'll go check it out.
If you want to learn some more photo effects,
you can click to watch more tutorials there.
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That's all for today's video. Thank you so much for watching.
And as always, keep creating better video with I'll see you next time I.