Premiere & Effects Ink Transitions in Adobe Premiere Pro CC Tutorial > Adobe Premiere & Effects

 

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Hey what's up
Video editors?! It's Premiere Gal
here and welcome to my YouTube
channel.
In this video I'm going to show
you a quick and easy way to
create beautiful fluid ink
transitions in Premiere Pro.
To start
I got my in fluid video from
productioncrate.com
There you can search for ink fluids.
There's a whole bunch to choose
from.
The ones without the stars are
free but the ones that have stars
you need to get a pro membership.
Also to give your video an extra
overlay texture you can use a
light leaks or flares from
production crate as well.
So download the ones that you
like.
And now let's head back to
Premiere Pro and create some
production magic.
Here in my timeline I have six stock
videos I downloaded from Pond5.
Now over top of the video.
I'm going to place a different
ink fluid video from production
crate. For some videos
I'll open it up first in the
source panel and select specific
in and out points from the clip
and then drag it into the timeline.
For the first ink bleed,
I'm going to expand the clip out
I'm going to speed up the first part of the clip.
So to do that I'm going to expand the clip out
and cut at the point I want to
slow it down again then hit r to
enable the rate stretch tool and
then pull the clip inwards to
speed up that portion of the clip. Then just select the other part of the clip and drag it over so
it's flushed with the first
portion of the clip.
And then just
cut it down so it matches the
video clip duration beneath on
video later one (V1). You can of course
also scale up and reposition any
of these ink bleeds using the
motion tools from the effects
controls panel.
So once we're done adding and
adjusting the ink clips in the
timeline it's now time to add the
Luma key effect to reveal the
video beneath.
First we're going to lasso and
select all the ink bleed clips on
video layer 2 and then go to
effects and search for Luma key
then drag and drop that effect on
all the ink clips.
Now you can see that the video
blends in with the ink fluid to
make each transition smoother.
Let's apply a cross dissolve at
each edit point in the timeline.
First I'm going to select an edit
point right click and select
apply default transition which is
a cross dissolve.
Then I'm going to customize the
length of this transition by
pulling the edge inwards to make
it faster.
And next I'm going to select that
transition hit command C to copy
it and then I'm going to select
the next edit point.
Hold shift and select all the
other edit points in my timeline
including the edit points of the
videos below.
Then go up to edit and select
Paste.
And now all the edit points we
selected have the same cross
dissolve. As a final touch
let's add a layer of purple light
leaks above all video layers and
change the blend mode to screen
and reduce the opacity to 80
percent.
So it's not too intense.
Then let's duplicate this light leak
video by holding alt/option until
the leaks fulfill the entire
duration of the video in the timeline.
If you want to add text you can
do that too just select the light
leak and ink layers and move it up to
the layer above and then on video
layer 2 use the type tool to add
text to the program monitor.
Now the text will be revealed
within the ink Luma key.
Now that we're done let's hit return
on the keyboard to render effects
in the work area and then we can
play it back.
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