in today's episode you'll learn how to create this hey what's up ladies and
gentlemen I'm Ignace Aleya and today I will be showing you what you just saw
the three six eight ending of Casey Neistat
which is that kind of glitch style of overlay which is actually really easy to
recreate an Adobe Premiere Pro and it's also a really cool effect that you can
use in music videos and your vlogs or stuff it's a very popular kind of
glitchy look that a lot of people like to use so let's jump into Adobe Premiere
Pro I will provide you the footage of my video so you can follow along with the
same footage as me I will put a link for that in the description below without
further ado let's jump into Adobe Premiere Pro and get started okay so
here we are in Adobe Premiere Pro and as you can see I have this video in the
same kind of style like he would do it at the end of his videos saying that the
show is over so I'll drag this into a new sequence by just dragging it on top
of this icon that's just an easier way to avoid all the settings that we have
to do because they will just copy the exact same settings as a video and
create a new sequence so here we have our program monitor so we see our video
and the first thing that I want to do is actually give it like 8/10 color so we
go to effects right here and we'll go to the vo effects folder
color correction and apply a tint effect to our video before we continue this
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that will create a black-and-white video as you can see we can jump over to the
effects controls right here and change our ten colors to our preferences so in
this video with some kind of blueish kind of tent so what I would like I
would like to do is go to map to white and then select the wide and change it
to some kind of blue color and somewhere along here and then click OK so once
you're satisfied that's fine we can also go and maybe apply an RGB curve we could
see that an obsolete I suppose so let's find the obsolete folder and then
RGB curves there we have it and we'll drag this also on the video here I can
just add some contrast in my videos so that's what I would like to do here add
some brightness maybe and just add some contrast in here ok great
so once you've done that you can actually select your video and
right-click on it and we're going to nest it just to keep everything and
nicely tucked together and Ollie well without any effects so um the video
click OK then next what we want to do is click on that video and again go to the
video effects color correction but in this case we want to go for the channel
mixer right here and apply that to our video and as you can see nothing happens
because red Channel green Channel and the blue Channel are all set to 100 as
you can see if we're going to reset everything except the red one we're only
going to see it right in here and that's actually what we want then we can alt
and drag this on top click on this one and we set the red and set the green to
100 green green so make sure that it's on the exact same color here so now we
have a green version and I will lastly need a blue color so our alt click alt
drag actually on my video to a new layer there we go
click on that new layer and also reset this to zero and for the blue blue we
want to set this to 100 ok so now we have a blue top layer of course we want
to blend them all together and that will create our original colors we can do
that by going to the blending mode for the opacity here and change it to Lynam
knew the same thing for on the second layer right here instead of do line them
okay so now we have our original colors bag but now we can do some really cool
things if we select our veal on top here we can see that this is the blue Channel
maybe we can offset this a little bit to the left we can select our second one
also offset a little bit to the left but not as much maybe
and then our bottom layer we can offset it to the right and as you can see we're
starting to split or colors apart but of course the main colors are gonna stay to
say we're just going to get this really cool RGB glitchy kind of edges that you
see a lot of times in videos so that's basically how casey neistat does it well
maybe he does in a different way but that's how you do it in Premiere Pro but
as you can see right here we do have this little problem here on the edges so
what you can do to fix that is simply go for a transform effect which you will
find transform and there we go distort transform and we're going to apply this
to a new adjustment layer and to create a new adjustment layer we need to go to
our project manager and create a new item by clicking on this icon and create
a new adjustment layer and we're going to click OK and drag our adjustment
layer on top of our video we can simply trim this to fit the length of our video
and click on that adjustment layer go to the effects and transform and drag it on
top here now we can scale up our transform just a little bit here under
this scale until you don't see those edges anymore and you're satisfied so I
think something like this looks fine and there you have it so that's a really
cool thing to do of course you can also animate these
things you can for example a click on this keyframe and go a few keyframes
back and reset our position and go a little bit further and also reset them
here and then you have this kind of animation which you can also do for the
rest if you select these keyframes we can go to the beginning here select them
copy ctrl C go here and then for the position paste them then over here for
the position paste them but maybe this time we want to head over to the middle
keyframe so we open this up the position click
one to the right so we're in the center and if we zoom in I will just show you a
little bit better you can see that we have the middle keyframe here we can for
example animate it a little bit more to the right and this one maybe a little
bit more to the left now we have this kind of glitch effect and if we're going
to play this back we have something like this so this is a really cool thing that
you can also do in Premiere Pro of course this has nothing to do with the
actual video from today but I just wanted to show you that of course you
can animate these things and maybe you can use them as transitions and actually
I'm currently working on a really cool transition spec for Adobe Premiere Pro
where this will be included it's a lot of hard work so hopefully I will be able
to finish it as soon as possible and then release it on the channel so be
sure to subscribe to the channel if you want to stay up to date for that and
they're gonna prove they're gonna be pretty amazing in my opinion so yeah
until then alright so that's it for this video I hope you enjoyed it if you did
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