In this video,
you're going to learn
how to take a boring old screen recording
and make it look 3D with animation
using this free built in effect
in Premiere Pro.
Let's get started.
All right, so here is the sample video
clip, it's
just a static screen
recording here
from my new website that I started
LearnPremiere.Video It's a free course
that organizes
all of my YouTube channel videos,
along with Storysium's videos
so you can learn Premiere Pro
from start to finish for free
so you can check that out.
If you want to download this demo clip,
my patrons can download it
for free, as well as the final effect.
The link is in the description.
So the first thing you need to do
is go up to effects and search for 3D,
and you will find underneath perspective
a basic 3D effect.
So drag and drop this onto the clip here.
Now what we're going to do
is use the swivel
and the tilt to emulate
a computer screen,
so the swivel parameter.
This will rotate around the y axis
and the tilt
will rotate around the x axis
so you can go ahead
and play around with these
until you get it in the right place.
But remember,
we're also going to control the position
and the scale
so we can increase the scale
and we need to put this in the place
to be our starting position
for the animation.
So for the swivel, I'm
actually going to have it
start the other direction
and let's go ahead and move this over
and down until it looks best and frame.
And then let's adjust the tilt as well.
Probably not as much of a
swivel and the beginning,
maybe around -8.
It's changed it to -7 tilt
and then we can adjust the position.
And the scale is well
until it looks just right.
All right,
so let's say we want this
to be our starting position,
so we're going to do
is set a key frame to do that.
Just click on the toggle animation
next to each parameter
that we want to animate,
which is the position,
the scale and the swivel and the tilt.
And also,
we want to show the specular highlight.
So what that's going to do
is add a cool reflection
when we start the animation.
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All right, let's
go ahead and jump back in to the video.
So right now,
you're not going to see anything
happening with the specular highlight,
which is this shiny part of the screen
because we haven't swiveled it
in the right direction.
So what we're going to do now
is go to the end position.
So the part where we want
this video to end up,
so let's move the play.
Head to the end of the clip
and then we can choose to swivel it
in a different direction
so we can swivel it this way.
And look, now
we see the specular highlight
and we can then adjust the position
because we don't want the block up here.
So to adjust
that, let's
go ahead and move this up and over
and maybe a little bit down,
maybe not too far there.
So then just go in
and adjust the position and the scale
until it looks right
for your particular screen
recording that you're working with.
And I can adjust the tilt as well.
And I think that looks OK.
Let's adjust the position a little bit,
and now you can see that
these end key frames
automatically created.
We didn't have to manually create it
because we already turned
on the toggle animation here.
So now between these two points,
you can see what happens to the screen.
So it has this nice swivel to it
and the specular highlight
making it look more professional
like a 3D computer screen,
but it's not done yet.
The next thing we can do
is add a Gaussian blur with a mask
so we can emulate a lens focus changing
from the upper left corner,
for example, to the middle of the screen.
So let's go back to effects
and let's search for Gaussian blur,
and let's go ahead and double click
to apply it to our clip .
Now back into effect controls,
we can add a blurriness.
Let's see of around twelve
and you can see it
just applies the blur
to the entire screen,
which we don't want. To add a mask.
Just click on the circle icon
and it will default to creating a mask.
But we need to invert this,
so let's click on inverted.
And now the blurriness
is outside of this ring,
and let's make a few more adjustments.
Let's increase the feathering.
So that way it's not as harsh of a line.
And then we can adjust the shape.
So let's go back to the beginning
of the clip here.
I want the focus to be up here
on Learn Premiere,
so let's go ahead and let's move
this up here just like that.
And let's,
you know, make a little bit smaller.
I think that looks pretty good.
And then we can create a key
frame on the mask path.
So now that we have the key frame,
we can then move ahead a little bit.
So let's select the mask path
until we can get this little hand icon
and then we can move it over here
in the center of the frame
and we can adjust this.
If we want this to be faster,
we can move this key
frame a little bit closer.
So it's a bit quicker,
a rack focus
there, and let's go ahead and play
it back and see how it looks.
All right.
It can even be a
little bit faster,
so we can just move this
in a little bit more.
And this is how it looks.
That's all
for creating this really cool
3-D screen effect,
no template is needed,
just apply
that 3-D basic effect
as well as the gaussian blur
and you're good to go.
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