Awesome JITTER FREEZE FRAME Effects (Easy) | Adobe Premiere Tutorial

today's video is going to be chock full of a bunch of useful techniques within adobe premiere and after effects to spice up your videos impress your clients add some more tools to your tool belt when it comes to your editing sessions welcome back to the channel guys i hope you've had a good week so far like i said today is going to be nice and simple we're going to be in adobe premiere but of course you can do this within adobe after effects they have mostly the same built-in effects and we're going to be mainly doing basic things like masking changing some opacity so even if you're not working within adobe premiere say you're on final cut sony vegas you can still pretty much follow along with this to apply to your own editing workflow so in the past we've talked about different ways to create freeze frame effects we've talked about this jitter clone effect which i made a tutorial on a few years ago today we're going to mesh those two concepts together and we're going to apply some stylized looks on top of it to give you guys a bunch of different variations those cool little jitter effects jitter transitions all the stuff that you guys saw in that beginning sequence let's go ahead and get right into it as always if you enjoy the content leave a like subscribe if you're new here turn on that bell notification to never miss a tutorial comment below what you'd like to see next for me so because we're going to be mixing together two different concepts let's start with the basics and show you how to create the jitter first and then how to create the freeze frame then again we'll add them together and we'll create some different variations out of it starting with a simple little jitter effect what i like to do is just hold down alt on my keyboard select the clip that i'd like to apply this effect onto click and drag up so now we have a duplication of the clip right above my original we're going to be doing that a lot throughout the video once you have that duplication just select the top clip pop up to your top left and your effect controls and you're going to see your opacity motion i also want to mention if you want it black and white i did this beforehand i also just added a tiny bit of contrast here just to get this look go to your effects and presets here you just need to search for the black and white effect you'll see here it's under image control so you can apply that if you'd like but either way now that we have the duplication select it go to your effect controls where it says opacity we're going to go ahead and just experiment with the blending mode so i can place it on screen and then what i also like to do is apply a shake effect onto this duplication so once we're shaking the footage and we've changed the blending mode that's when you're really going to see this jittering come into play if you guys have any shake presets or plug-ins you can simply just search for it in your effects and apply it or of course you can make your own shake effect in a very simple way by just going back up to your effect controls where it says motion here at your beginning position you can keyframe both scale and position and then moving a few frames forward you can kind of just make tiny little adjustments so i'm just moving the screen back and forth i also scaled it up a tiny bit just so that we can have the full screen and you can just keep going through here and adding these little shakes and when you play that through you're gonna see how you get this jittering with the footage so that's how you can go through and create your own built-in shake of course if you do have some sort of plug-in i like the universe camera shake if you do have red giant universe you can apply that here save yourself some time i like to i like toning this down to something like 35 of course you can bump all these settings up if you want to go crazy with it and it does all the work for you so that's just my simple little jitter depending on what you make your blending mode you're gonna get some very different looks for this so you can experiment on that end i think this looks especially good with handheld footage as well as you can see whenever it gets up close and personal where there's already some shake i think this just really brings it up to the next level now let's go into the freeze frame method and as you see there's a lot of different ways where you can combine the two so let's start off with just creating a simple freeze frame over top of the jittering footage that we've already made before you get a lot of really interesting looks when you do this it kind of looks like there's this sort of parallax going on in here then we'll touch on some of these other freeze frame methods that you can apply so starting off with this footage here we're going to do the exact same thing to apply that jitter footage i'm going to hold down alt i'm going to click and drag up and then i'm just going to apply a shake or again use my keyframes to create my own shake i also want to mention if you want a free shake presets urls deadpool handheld camera presets you can get those for free i'll link that below the universe camera shake just to save some time put that on 35 frequency on three and i'm going to change my blending mode and my effect controls to maybe something like screen or lighten let's put it on light you can see even when i have my blending mode on lighten because this is blending a lot and because there's not too much shake it doesn't look like there's that much distortion what you can do is you can grab this bottom clip here and you can just click and drag it over a bit to offset the time and you're going to get a lot of these different kind of blending in transitions and that's what's really going to create this look where you kind of have the scene moving in and out from itself now quick word from today's sponsor skillshare skillshare is an online learning community with thousands of inspiring classes for 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one frame i'm going to click ctrl k to make a cut so now i'm going to hold down alt i'm going to click and drag up so i just made a duplication of the very first frame of this top clip here and what i'm going to do is we can set the blending mode of this back to normal we don't need the shake on that so we can delete it out of the effect controls again that's just for this one frame next what you want to do is you want to right click on that frame and if you can't see that well ctrl alt and mouse wheel just to kind of zoom in go over to add frame hold once you've done that you can just drag this out this should be frozen if for any reason it's not frozen just right click on it try and click add frame hold again sometimes it's a little bit difficult but you should be able to get this extended freeze frame here where i drag and there's just nothing happening so now what we're going to do is we're just going to use simple masking to cut out our subject here so that he's staying the same while our background is going crazy so select your clip again go up to your effect controls and then under opacity here grab your pen tool and just go ahead and click on your screen you can click the squiggly key on your keyboard in the top left above tab to make this full screen and i can just quickly go through here and kind of bend around here if you're having any issues with the masking i recommend you watch my easy tips to make your masking better for adobe premiere in after effects alright so connect your mask what we want to do here is if you drag along you'll see this stays in place now to fix any of these issues here you could always just click back on the mask in your effect controls you can adjust the mask or if you'd like you can change the mask feather so if i bump my feather up it's going to blend it more if i lower it it's going to look more like a cutout that's how we can add our freeze frame and still have that jittered background so that's the basics of combining the two and i wanted to use that just to show you the basic baby steps of the combination of these two techniques of course if you guys want to you can take this any steps further you can add any different color grading onto the freeze frame portion you can add any preset effects any plugins to make it flicker glow you can add any little transitions just to make this pop in this is from my new preset pack which is coming out soon it's a simple little glitch in like that all right so before i show you the final culmination of these mixed-together effects which i'm going to put on the screen here where you can see it kind of freeze and you get that jittering let me first show you quick little variations of the freeze frame in case you do want to take it to the next step and i've made a full separate tutorial talking about five different freeze frame methods but i think this is very quick and easy so we're gonna go ahead and recreate this here and this is just a simple little freeze frame and the main thing that sells this effect up close and personal we're handheld and he's moving to the right so it's really going to look like he's kind of leaving this clone behind so you'll see that i already cut out this one frame this is where i want the freeze frame to start you guys can click c on your keyboard and just use your little razor tool hold down alt click and drag up that single frame right click on that single frame click add frame hold and then just drag it out again all you need to do is go up to your effect controls go to your opacity grab your pen tool then just get a rough outline of your subject all right so we've connected that mask and as you see this effect pretty much sells itself because again of those circumstances so if you want to have them kind of pop in and out again alt click drag up to make another duplication and this time what i'm going to do is i'm going to click c on my keyboard to bring up that razor tool and on this first little layer here my first duplication i'm just going to cut off the first part and delete it i'm going to drag to where this first clip starts and i'm just going to offset it a bit so that way you'll see it kind of pops in but it doesn't pop in for this little gap here but if you wanted to add another one click and drag these up alt click down and you kind of make it like descending stairs so you just lower a little bit more and this will be our third one so we just take the positioning and our effect controls and we move it over so just a quick and easy little brush up on some cool freeze frame effects that you guys can apply now let's get into the real combination of everything that we've been talking about all those basic things into one all right guys so starting off here of course make the cut where you'd like to freeze and create the effect you can either click c on your keyboard to bring up your razer tool of course you can just find wherever ctrl k to make your cut so i'm going to go ahead and freeze it at this moment right here next what you want to do we're going to hold down alt just like we've been doing click and drag up to make our duplication in a video layer above now what we're going to do here which is a little bit different from the first two things i showed you is i'm going to right click and i'm going to freeze frame this right off the rip so right click add frame hold what we're going to do is we're going to hold down alt click and duplicate that one more time so we have two duplications both of them have this frame hold on and let's even do it to our bottom footage here as well we might as well right click add frame hold all these three clips with a frame hold just on this image now that we have our three frame held clips here we're gonna start on the very bottom clip we're gonna go ahead and apply a camera blur so just search for camera blur it's the built-in one from blur and sharpen apply that to your very bottom base clip here if you want to see what you're doing here let's just hide these two video layers so we can only see the bottom now let's go to the effect controls of this clip and you'll see here's my camera blur let's change the percent of this let's change the percent blur to something like eight to start i think that should be good now starting with our next duplication let's show that video layer we're gonna go ahead and apply a camera blur onto this one as well and this one you don't have to make it so crazy you can maybe put it on something like four or five and this first duplication here is going to be our jitter clip so you remember from the beginning to create that jitter all we need to do is go to our opacity and our effect controls you guys can experiment with your blending modes maybe you want to put it on light and screen i liked putting it on hard light for this so that you can really see the um contrast of the jitter and you guys will know what i mean once we keep going along here but the only other thing you need to apply is a shake so i showed you how to create the shake earlier again if you have a preset or plug-in that's the easiest way if you guys don't have a presetter plug-in i said that you could use your motion here and your effect controls you just keyframe and you just move frame by frame tiny little adjustments here now since we're working with a bunch of different effects duplications here to make this easier and to not run into any issues i recommend instead of using this little motion tab to do that i recommend you go to your effects and just search a little transform effect so you look up transform and under distort you apply that onto here that way now we can use this little transform in our effect controls to make all these adjustments if you do want to create your own shake won't be interfering with everything else so now let's go ahead and show our final top duplication here and we're going to go ahead and freeze frame this using the freeze frame technique we've been talking about so on this one you go up to opacity again we've been doing it the whole time let's just go ahead and cut this out so once you've applied the freeze frame and cut this out here is what this is looking like you see your background is moving you can see the kind of jittering going on here and maybe it's easier for you to cut out the top clip before you apply the crazy shake just so you can see how it's reacting with everything so that may help but say you maybe want to add a bit more camera shake here just to really sell this so you see i just bumped it up you can see how that's reacting with our freeze frame it kind of looks like everything's out of focus and jittering around what we want to do here is let's add a bit of motion onto our freeze frame clip this will create a bit of parallax looking effect where it kind of looks like it's changing perspective but it's not really changing perspective the jitter just makes it give off that feel so select your top freeze frame clip in your motion or of course you can apply a transform i'm just going to do with motion keyframe position and scale move over a few i'm just going to make a move left and make sure your blending mode is on normal for the freeze frame clip and i'm just going to add a bit of tiny little movement onto here as we move along you guys can play with that you guys can experiment i don't like all this crazy stuff i kind of want more subtle so maybe just try and make little tiny movement adjustments or you can space out the keyframes and as you can see from the final result here that's really about it the only other things i applied on here this is i think the real thing that's really going to sell this effect and um change it into something really cool is by applying transitions to kind of hop into this applying little overlays on top of this so there's really a lot you can do if you want to apply some overlays the best place to start i have some free overlays on my website link is down in the description if you are interested and i actually used one for my free vhs overlay pack as you can see here so to get this kind of dust over everything it goes like that and this little turbulent displaced transition that's from my new preset pack which is coming soon there's any little presets any little plug-ins i think this is just like a little turbulent displace or wave warp or something that's where the fun really comes in there's a lot of customization that can go into here so hope this video did help you guys again all very basic stuff but i think that's some of the most useful information these are really some good go-to things that don't take a lot of time to pull off that you can put on your videos and just add that little extra touch onto them add a little bit of spice onto them please leave a like if you did enjoy the video since this one was pretty beginner the next video was going to be more after effects a little bit more intermediate to advanced as always guys thank you so much for supporting thank you so much for watching and i'll see you guys in the next

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Length: 15min 3sec (903 seconds)

Published: Thu Sep 17 2020