how to create the screen rip transition🏄
this one is pretty easy and a fun way to transition to your next scene, i used this for the amber alert music video with @amberyourrose .
this is effectively the same thing as using a green screen but i used a black sheet of paper for this one because i knew the environment would have a lot of green. basically you just want to make sure your paper color is drastically different from the surroundings so it’s easier to mask/key out.
if you want to go the route of using a delta keyer, probably something more colorful like a strong green or blue for the paper would be a good idea to make it easier to key out.
try it and tag me if you use it!
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how to use the reverse (or logo reveal) sound effect in your video🎥
sound design in my opinion is just as important, if not more important than the visual.
i like to use this sound whenever i want to viewer to pay attention to what the video is portraying and to take a second to take in the information. if you want to show the logo of a company, this is a good sound effect to use to introduce that.
if i’m using this kind of sound to lead to the conclusion of the video, i sometimes like to add a riser at the very end, especially if it’s a video for social media because then it can help the video loop.
to get the sounds, sites like mixkit or youtube can have some free stuff to use, otherwise i would suggest @artlist.io which is my go-to at this point (not sponsored)
try it and lmk what you think!
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change of pace😴 @gustoboyz
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