- I'm gonna show you how you can easily
clone yourself on video using Videoleap.
- Hey man, what are you doing?
- Dude I'm making a video.
This is my brother Dan.
And I'm gonna show you how to do this right now.
The first thing you wanna do is open up Videoleap
and I'm gonna show you the two types of videos
that you need to make in order to make this happen.
Once a Videoleap opens,
tap on the plus icon right here in the center
and find the two clips that I'm gonna show you
that you need to make.
The first clip that I made is this one right here.
So I'm gonna add it to project.
Now what I did is I created two video clips.
The first clip is me having the conversation
as if I would be talking to myself.
Now this isn't anything unusual.
I talk to myself all the time.
But it's important that you place yourself
in the correct spot in the video
to make room for your other self
that's gonna come and have the conversation with you.
And if that didn't confuse you keep watching.
Now this is the first track that I shot.
So let me show you what this looks like by itself.
- I'm gonna show you how you can
easily clone yourself on video using Videoleap.
Dude am making a video.
This is my brother Dan.
And I'm gonna show you how to do this right now.
- Now that was the first video that I made,
but you have to understand,
I made this video a few times to get the timing correct.
So make sure you do this a few times to play with the timing
to make sure you get it right.
Now to add the second video,
I'm gonna tap on mixer down here at the bottom,
and I'm gonna add the second clip,
which is this one right here.
Now the first thing you gonna notice
is that it's not filling the screen.
If this happens to you come down to the bottom,
scroll along until you see transform, tap on transform,
then tap on fit, and it's gonna make it fill the screen.
Now this is the second clip of me
having a conversation with me,
but pay attention where I placed myself on the screen.
I didn't place myself in the same position
that I did in the first clip.
This is very important.
And this is what the second clip looks like by itself.
And you're gonna have to move this clip around
to get the timing right.
And I'm gonna show you how to do that in just a second.
But first, I want you to tap on that top clip
then I want you to come over to mask, tap on mask,
then I want you to tap on linear.
And as soon as I tap on linear,
you see that the bottom starts to reveal itself.
So what I wanna do is use two fingers.
And I'm gonna go up to where this line is.
And I'm gonna move it counterclockwise,
carefully using two fingers.
And you see what I just did here
I moved one finger on it accidentally made the edge soft.
Now I don't wanna do that.
So I wanna make sure I bring the edge back
to have that nice crisp edge.
Now that that's back in place,
what I've done is I've put a single finger
on the actual pink line,
and I'm moving it just to the point
to where I can see myself underneath.
What you're looking at is the me
on the original layer video number one.
Now watch what happens when I tap off here,
and I press play.
- I'm gonna show you how you can easily clone yourself
on video using Videoleap.
- Hey man what're you doing?
- Dude am making a video.
- Now to bring a little bit more clarity
to what's happening here,
if I go down and I tap on mask again,
you're gonna see the mask show up.
Now if I move this back and forth,
you're gonna see what's happening
is the mask is going to erase part of
the video that's on top.
And it's doing that because we applied the mask
to that layer, you can move this,
spin it and re-angle it however, you need
to make sure that the mask works properly.
And for this video, this is exactly where I want it.
Now if you have a problem where the top video layer
is not matching up, you can't get the timing correct,
simply press on the top layer
and move it you can move it to the left,
you can move it to the right,
and you can adjust the video and move it on the timeline
so you can get the timing correct.
Once you have everything set exactly how you want it
and the timing is perfect.
Tap on export on the top right hand corner,
crank your resolution up to match
whatever resolution you're shooting in,
and then match your frames per second
to match whatever you shot in.
I shoot in 24 frames per second and I shoot in 4K.
So that's what I'm gonna use
and then I'm gonna tap on photos.
And that's gonna start exporting the project.
If you wanna learn even more
amazing tips and tricks and cool things
you can do Videoleap,
tap on either one of the videos
that's showing on the screen right now.
Both of these videos are Videoleap tutorials.
Thank you so much for watching.
I do appreciate it and I'll see you in the next video.
(guitar beats)