Discover the techniques of video transitions including the use of cross dissolve, setting new durations, and experimenting with unique transitions like the whip transition, slide transition, and dips to white and black. These skills are integral to careers in film editing and other related fields, giving you an edge in the industry.
Key Insights
- The video discusses the importance of video transitions in film editing.
- Cross dissolve can be used by highlighting a series of clips and using the default cross dissolve with Command + D.
- The duration of video transitions can be altered by changing the timeline video transition default in the Premiere Pro preferences.
- Fun video transitions such as the whip transition can be found in the Effects panel in the slide category.
- Slide transition, dip to white, and dip to black can be used to achieve different visual effects.
- There is a VR transition that can work with non-VR 360 footage, expanding your editing capabilities.
In this video, we'll take a look at a few of the more common techniques for multiple transitions, as well as finding innovative transitions for text as well as video clips.
Video Transcription
Hi, this is Margaret from Noble Desktop. Today, we will be talking about video transitions.
One thing editors can do if they want to have a lot of transitions is to highlight a series of clips and use the default cross dissolve by pressing Command + D. The cross dissolve is located in the project's effects panel under "Dissolve".
You can also set a new duration for your video transitions by going to Premiere Pro preferences and changing the timeline video transition default to whatever time you'd like.
Additionally, there are fun video transitions located in the Effects panel such as the whip transition in the slide category. You can also use a slide transition, dip to white, and dip to black to achieve different looks. There is also a VR transition that can work with non-VR 360 footage.
I hope you've enjoyed this video on transitions. This has been Margaret from Noble Desktop.