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now today i'm going to show you how to create a particular shot
from this video that i've recently created
okay so the shot in particular which we're going to go through today is the
one at the very end of the video where we
had the product where we had the shoe just rotating in a
360 degrees fashion so what i'm going to do is show
you how i shot it and secondly how i edited it so let's
get over to the studio and i'm going to show you how i shot it
first of all okay so now we are in the studio and i'm just going to show you
the setup for this particular shot so i'm going to run through it i'm keeping
it as simple as possible without using too much gear and what we
have is a blue background and i'm using blue
because we have green already on the shoe so i won't be able to use the green
side it's uh it's dual sided um so it's better to use
the blue so when we keying out, we don't have any issues in post production later
on um the second thing i have it's uh the
canon 5d with the 50mm lens and i'm shooting at
24 frames per second in full hd so
that is pretty much the the technicals for here
in terms of lighting i'm using natural light and today
um this is the sun coming in from behind the product
which is lighting both the product and the background
together so now we're giving the product a spin ideally what i would want is
for this to have a smooth 360 degrees rotation in this plane
but as you can see we're having a lot of bounce and jiggle
with this and that is probably due to the weight of the product
um with respect to the size of the wire that i'm using here
so for me to get around this i'm going to have to try to reduce
or eliminate some of that jitter and some of that vibration
so what i'm doing here is just taking the slack up with my hand
and just hold it there because that is pretty much it for the shot now we're
gonna take this back into the computer into post-processing to continue okay so
not so long ago i did a tutorial sort of a breakdown behind the scenes of
how i created um a product video and i'm gonna link
that above if you haven't seen that one yet
and that video has had a lot of engagements it's had a lot of comments
but one of the things you know one of the things that kept coming up was that
yeah that was you know you you have a lot of gear and you've
been you know you're using a lot of gear to do x y and z um and to be
honest there was a lot going on in that particular video there were so many
techniques that i went through that needed you know certain lighting
setups and certain bits of equipment that i needed to use so today i wanted
to make this one as simple as possible so i've gone and used you know the most
basic and simplest of equipment to create this shot for you
guys so let's jump into the editing and finish the creation of that
particular shot okay guys so now we are in premiere pro
and i've gone through and i've selected a bit of footage that i'd like to use
and added it to the timeline so what i'm going to do now is key out
this image so i can isolate the product from the background itself my
preference is to use after effects so i'm just going to go
ahead right click on this replace with after effects composition that's going
to open up in an after effects project so we have our
footage right here on the timeline and the first thing that we're going to
do or the first thing that i like to do is just to create a mask so i'm just
going to select my pen tool and draw around the product
roughly okay so now we have a rough mask
selected around the object what i'm just going to do is scrub
through the whole photo just to make sure that i have not clipped any part of
that image or the object that i want okay that's
looking good so what i'm going to do now is add the
key light effect so let's drag that and drop it on to the
the footage and now we have our key light effect
control which we're going to be using to key out
this image so i'm just going to run through this kind of quickly guys
because the process differs depends on the application that you are
using so the first thing i'm going to do is
select the color that i want to key out so i'm going to come here for a sort of
a mid tone so we have a darker blue we have a
lighter blue and we're just going to select sort of of something in the middle
i'm just going to change the view to screen matte so we can fine tune this a
little bit better and we're going to the the screen map palette
and what we doing here what i'm going to do here is just
what i'm going to do is adjust the clip black setting
until we have the outside fully black but not too far
then i'm going to go down to the clip white and i'm going to bring that down
so that my object itself is almost fully white
and just about there is fine let's see the final result for that okay
so if i just scrub through here and i can see along the edges of this
object we're still seeing some of the blue
and i just want to reduce some of that so what i'm going to do is shrink
the screen or shrink this using this slider right here
just drop it down a touch so we lose that blue edge
right there so you know we sort of have a final result
and we're looking kind of good what i'm going to do is save that
and head back to premiere pro so now we're back in premiere pro if we just play
that through we have our object and it's just spinning and
what we can do is affect so many different parameters of this
what i'm going to do quickly is just put a speed ramp on here
if we go to time remapping and ramp the speed what i'm going to do is speed up
the first third of this video so at this point you pretty much have a full
creative control over this this particular image you can
affect the scale the position the rotation you know add keyframes to
make it do pretty much whatever you wanted to do on
the screen at this point and one of the coolest things about this
right now is that you can apply any background you want you can apply a
still photograph you can apply any colors that you want you can apply
video to the back of this um and just have a lot of fun with it
okay so let me just show you what i'm talking about really quickly
so i have a video that i'm going to pull and i'm going gonna put this underneath
where the product is underneath that on the timeline and
you know just to add a little bit of spice a little bit of flavor and just to
complement this product because what's happening we have some geometric
hexagons in the back just growing and you know just having a bit of
movement in the background what i probably want to do though is
just reduce the opacity of the background so that
the product you know pops even more and yeah
like i said you can do anything that you really want to do with
this so that is about it for today guys if you found this useful give me a
thumbs up leave me a comment below let me know if
you use this technique or if you use another technique
to achieve the same result and i'll see you guys
on the next video peace