How to Make a GLITCH TRANSITION in Premiere Pro CC
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In this video tutorial you're going to learn: How to Make a GLITCH TRANSITION in Premiere Pro CC. This is a great and creative transition to use to make your videos more interesting and fun to watch!
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Hey, I'm Alli, In this video tutorial, you're gonna learn how to make a cool glitch transition in Premiere Pro. We're gonna use this wider shot of the city and create this kind of quick dreamy glitch effect moving into the next shot of the woman walking as a video editor. It's really good to know multiple ways of doing things and will teach us how to work with a glitch effect.
So you have a few different options when you want to work with the glitch effect or create a glitch transition first thing we're going to do is pop on over to our project window go to New Item. Select the Adjustment Layer and drag that adjustment layer onto the V2 track above both of your clips. Drag the duration of it out a little bit and put it in the center of where one clip ends and the next clip begins. Next, let's pop over to effects and type in wave warp. It is in our video effects distort folder, let's drag that onto our adjustment layer as you can see this is a heavier effect.
I like to keep my playback in my program monitor at half instead of full depending on how fast or slow your computer is. Maybe you can keep playback at full when you're working with this effect or maybe you want to bring it down to a quarter or even an eight, up to you.
You can see without even adjusting any of the parameters we have this wave effect. Let's just play it through. The effect creates a wave movement as it plays through. While making sure the adjustment layer is selected, let's go over to effect controls and check out some of our options here. We have wave type and we can set it to a bunch of different things. Usually I use noise or I like to use and in this case we'll use square. So select square and you can see that that's created kind of like this tile square look over our footage. Let's adjust the height to 125. I'll bring the wave width way up to 240 and you can see this tile look and play this back for a second.
So that's what it's looking like so far if we were to change the speed. Let's change it from 1 to 5. It makes the wave effect move even faster I'm gonna reset that parameter because I like the wave speed to be around 1. If you want to get rid of the empty space showing up behind your clip, click on the pinning drop-down menu and select all edges and that fixes that to create the look we're going for. We're going to bring the wave width down really low. Let's try 5 and even though it's looking pretty cool with the lines going vertically, let's see how it looks if they were to go horizontally. Where it says direction, type in 180 okay let's bring our cursor right to where the first clip ends and the second one begins and use our left key on our keyboard to go over one two three four five frames to the left and press c on your keyboard to cut that clip. Okay, let's also move the adjustment layer up onto the V3 track. Select that part of the clip you cut hold down alt or option on your keyboard drag up and you've got a duplicate of that clip now.
We're going to do the same thing with the next clip so with your cursor at the beginning of the next clip. Move over to the right five frames, cut hit v on your keyboard to choose the selection tool, click on that part of the clip, hold alt option on your keyboard, and drag up to make a duplicate. Okay, now select the duplicate of the first clip and in effect controls where it says, opacity blend mode clicks the drop-down menu and let's choose screen. I'm going to just drag this part of the clip over onto the clip of the woman for a second so you can check out what the screen's doing. When you use the screen as your blend mode it makes your clip transparent and a little bit brighter. Let's bring that part of the clip back to where it was before we're gonna do the same thing to the duplicate of the woman. Click the blend mode drop-down menu and choose the screen again. I'm gonna turn the adjustment layer with the effect on-off for a second by clicking on the eyeball and the V3 track because my computer's lag in just a little bit and the next part of this transition that we're going to work on is making the first clip here zoom into the next clip. So select that duplicate clip in effect controls under motion, click the toggle animation beside position and scale so that we're making key-frames to hold the position of that part of the clip in place, and go to the end of that clip. Make sure it's selected scale 120. I'm also going to adjust the position y-axis by dragging it down so around 1250.
So now we have this clip zooming inward and when we go over to the next duplicate clip with our cursor at the beginning of it we'll reverse what we just did. We will click scale and position toggle and make our scale 120 bring our y-axis position to around 1250 again and we'll go to the end of that duplicate clip. When we do that we can just click on these reset parameters arrows which will bring the scale and position back to its default position. This is what we're working with so far let's make our adjustment layer the same duration as the two duplicate clips turn it back on and check it out.
No glitch transition is complete without a glitchy sound effect, so I'm gonna hop over to my project window and I've linked in the description below the stock footage site where I get all my sound effects from. I grabbed a glitch sound effect which I will drag onto the audio tracks. We'll just move this up here. I also found a whoosh sound effect so we're going to use both here.
I'm going to press c on my keyboard and cut the excess part of the glitch sound effect move it over. Let's trim it with my whoosh sound effect. I'm going to press r on my keyboard which is the shortcut command for the right stretch tool and drag that whoosh in a lot so that happens a lot faster. Move that under the glitch sound so depending on the glitch and whoosh sound effects that you decide to work with with your clip. You'll want to move them around with your transition accordingly and see what works and what doesn't.
So that's how you create a glitch transition in Premiere Pro and I love hearing from you so let me know in the comments below what kind of project you want to use a glitch transition on are you working on like a YouTube video, a commercial an Instagram story.
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