Make BORING videos EXCITING! SICK Speed Ramp Transition [Premiere Pro]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 พ.ค. 2018
- HOW DO THEY DO IT?? Your favorite TH-camrs and filmmakers can make anything look exciting! Things are flying all over the place and then BAM It's smooth and slow. Using a technique called a WHIP TRANSITION and applying a SPEED RAMP transition in Premiere Pro... you can do it too!
If you have any suggestions or questions on how this is done, leave them in the comments! Let's talk!
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Do you use this technique? Do you do anything differently?
Dunna Did It I use it 😉 And in FinalCutProX you also can make whip transitions with cropping in.😉 Rayn Nangle made a video about it😄
Welcome for the 1.8 ;)
C.T. - Cool! I’ll definitely check it out! I can do fake ones in premiere too but they never quite look the same!
Devin - Thanks brother!!
Dunna Did It Great video man! Really broke down the whip & the speed ramp to a t. Any tutorials on how you put multiples of yourself in one video?
Anyway, Great vid again. Great suggestion
Music drove me a little crazy but the tutorial was worth it, subbed!
Haha yup. Live and learn 😉 thanks for subbing anyway
Whip transition 1:00
Scene lighting: 3:16
Taking shots: 4:34
Whip editing 5:40
Speed ramp tutorial: 9:30
You know it!
Add *Example Sequence **12:59* too
This is i mean so far the best tutorial one can watch on youtube for speed ramping and swoosh transitions, from shooting to editing, what could be better than this, people like you on youtube are blessing, can’t thank you enough and cant wait to try this out and practice more to get rid of my shaky hands. Thanks a lot
Wow! Thank you so much for the kind words! I’m so glad that you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much for this great how to! Whip transitions are one of my favourites but I always wondered how this magic happens.. finding myself making videos first time ever, this is really helpful!
I was revisiting some of your previous tutorials, this one is pretttyyyyy useful and cool 😍 and the fact you can create your own tones is AWESOME! # DUNNA DOES IT ALL
Haha thanks Fayez!
I've watched about 10 b-roll tutorial vids over the weekend and this is by far the best! I really appreciate the way you broke it down, Dunna. You've got a great teaching style! :D
Wow thank you so much!! I really appreciate you letting me know! Thanks for watching.
Very fun and informative video. Super clear explanations! Thanks! 👍
Thanks a ton! I'm glad you liked it! Maybe we'll see a bit of this in your upcoming stuff? Just hand the camera to one of the kids and you'll get some good whips 😂
This is the type of video that I will watch until the end! Thanks for the amazing tips. I can't wait to try this out on my Sony ZV-1
This is such an in depth and informative video - thank you so much! Exactly what I've been looking for when learning this technique... Something very well explained and broken down into steps that could easily be understood. Subbed!
That’s great to hear! Thank you so much!
Like this, will definitely give whip transitions a try.
Have fun!
Wow, this was SO helpful! I had to instantly subscribe. Awesome back-to-finish complete overview, but at the same time including details & wisdom. Superb. Love your style, too!
Thank you so much! So kind!
This actually got me stoked to try these myself. Thanks for creating these videos
This content is amazing dude! Loved the interaction with the band!
Thanks so much! I appreciate it!
Really awesome tip and tutorial, thank you 🙏
Thanks so much! I’m glad you liked it!
so incredibly helpful! Thank you Dunna!
I really enjoyed how when you landed out of focus on the plant you just pushed in and added a sound effect. Really fun and creative addition to the technique, whether it is intentional during filming or not!
Content is KING. Period. Yes, the music and voice but hey you only get better within time. I thought you did a great job! Thanks for sharing, I was looking for some tips on whip transitions before I upload my first couple of videos in late October. I emulated what you did and it worked perfectly. Super stoked and thank you for putting in the time to explain whip and speed transitions. Well done.
Hey Jacob! Thank you so much for saying that the way you did. I really appreciate your candor and that you still kept it positive! I'm glad the video was helpful for you and that these techniques are going to help with your videos! I did another video here talking about how you can speed up the premiere workflow with the whip transitions if you're interested. th-cam.com/video/mTZQ4DbNrSs/w-d-xo.html
Dunna Did It Thanks for the reply. Anytime and I will check out your other video shortly. Just subscribed, I can definitely learn some techniques from you👍🏻
My pleasure man! Can't wait to see you in the comments sections in the future!
I use the tripod and other techniques but for whatever the reason, I never thought about using the strap, such a simple technique yet so effective!
I know right! When I first heard of that it was one of those "it's so simple how come I didn't think of that" moments. Some people will tie a piece of string to their camera, stand on the string and pull up against it to keep it tight. So simple but super effective.
Great video - cool end where we can see that it’s a one man show even producing your own royalty free music. Thumbs up, what matters is the content of this nice tutorial and that’s awesome.
Thanks so much!!
Great tutorial, definitely helpful to see you recording and using the trusty aperture lights! nice one
I'm super glad that you liked it!! Thanks for watching!
Another great video man... I'll will definitely be trying some of these techniques... glad to see you're including some of your musical talents in the video... Rock on mate...
Thank you so much! That’s awesome that you’re gonna try it out. And yeah the studio Dunnas needed to make an appearance at some point!
Used it a few times, mostly if the opportunity presents itself or it’s motivated narratively. I’ll shoot the elements sometimes as a just in case but often times I find alternatives that work better.
My preferred use for this technique is combining two takes into one. For example camera has subjects coming out of house, but van picking them up timing is off so I will use the camera swish as a cut point on my out shot and the planned camera swish on my secondary shot to make it look like one longer more precisely blocked shot without the complications of the timing workout out naturally.
It’s also used when someone throws a knife at a person in a shot to make it look like the knife flies fast through air and lands close to subject even though it was placed already. The swish pan shots connect those two moments as one.
Great video mate.
Awesome suggestions! Thanks as always Mark!
Quick question... how often do you film people throwing knives at each other 😉?
Actually, speaking of that! I used this same thing in high school in a video class when I had someone tossing a Gatorade bottle to another character, I even overlaid a picture of a bottle and had it spinning like crazy during the whip! I had totally forgotten about this until you reminded me!
Lol 😂 this was awesome! I was playing bass then came upon this video, so I just played along while watching the video!
Great groove and video!
Haha that’s amazing!
Wow ! I am New to finding your channel and I got to say this video has been soooo inspired to doing better ! I was looking at how to do alot of the editing through my camera and also through my phone, and you perfectly explained everything and helped me learn so much!! I definitely want to start doing a few of these and putting them together! I've been getting into the aesthetic videos and this had a lovely vibe to it! Thank you so much for this video!🤩🙌🏻
Yay! I'm so glad you found the video helpful and inspiring! I'm excited that you feel motivated to create!!
Oh wow. So that's how it's done. I didn't know. Now I want to try if I could whip up something cool like this. It turned out really good. Thanks for the information 👍
Great video tutorial. I didn't notice the music until I read the comments section. 💗
Thanks so much! That’s good to know!
I didn’t notice the music till I read your comment now I can’t hear anything else lol.
I found myself focusing on the repetitive music instead of the tutorial. I wish this video had no music. Great content, though!
Beautiful, I think I will need to practice seriously to get this. Nice tips
You got this! A little bit of practice goes a long way!!
You're a hero! Always been looking for this noone explained how it exactly done
Thanks ! I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen big channels talk about this but never show the demonstration like you did. This will help my b-roll scenes. Thanks for the value, new subscriber here. Look forward to more content
That’s awesome! I’m so glad I was able to help! 😁😁👍🙏
Ignore all the stupid music comments, I literally didn't even notice until I read the comments.
Great video!!! This has helped me hugely, thanks so much :)
Thanks for saying that Rob! Cheers!
Who would click dislike?? This was dope and informative!! Thank you...definitely going to subscribe!!
Thanks so much John! I really appreciate it!
I am so excited!! I have been waiting on something like this!!!
That’s awesome LaToya! Have fun with it!
Great vid man! Love your style - I also like how you incorporated your own musical skills into the video - what a sick studio!! It's not all about things, but things sure are fun! Great work.
Thanks Mike! I’m glad you liked the video and my studio!
Beautiful. Didn't know this was so simple ! So much one can do in film making :)
Absolutely! Pretty easy when you break it down!
Thank you for this! Super helpful for a Premier Pro newbie like myself 👍
No problem! I’m so glad it helped!!
How much do you pay..
For what?
I love that respond to all your comments! That’s super important and great engagement
Thank you so much! I’m really appreciate that you noticed!
This is an awesome how to video. You really took the time show how the editing was done after you did your transitions. I personally like the background music. Keep it coming!
Wow that’s so nice to hear! Thanks for letting me know!
loved this tutorial, I had made my "own" way of dong this but indeed didn't work as well. We will see what comes out next time. I absolutely love the shot composition in the first minutes of your video.
Thank you so much! I’m so glad you liked it!
this is perfect dude, I'm trying to start up my own business doing personal and professional space organization and customization, gaming rooms/offices/ studios and stuff and I basically want to use my own spaces in my home as a sort of "trailer" to show off the kinds of things I do and this will be some awesome little tricks to make that video looks slick.
Nice! This will be slick for that!
Great tutorial, really well explained. I'm definitely going to try this out with the new video I'm doing!
Thank you! Have fun and good luck!
You explained this so well. I can’t wait to try it!
Have fun!
So weird you read my mind!! I was thinking all week, I really want to learn how to learn this effect.... and you. Came out with this video ! Thank you!!
I’m glad you found it just in time for you! Have fun playing with it!!
You are talking like a magician assistant..😂
😂
great video. I think I am going to attempt a few of these little sequences for my channel.
Nice! I’m glad you’re going to try them
out!!
I’ve been planning to learn this trick but your TH-cam channel just showed me everything. Thanks a bunch!
That’s great to hear! Have fun playing with it!!
Love it Dunna! Thanks for the info! I am so inspired.
Thanks so much! I’m glad you’re inspired!
This is the first time I’ve learnt something new about editing in a while great video
That’s great to hear! Thanks for watching!!
This was excellent. Good teaching pace, no time wasted in over pretentious claims or self boost of glory like some other really “popular” TH-camrs. For your good deeds I shall reward you with bountiful shares of links to your Channel with my peers. Well played sir. Here I gift you not one but 4 playboy bunnies 👯♀️👯♀️
Thanks so much! I appreciate the glowing review as well as the kind gift! I hope your peers enjoy as well 😁
Thanks for that. Great technique for a newbie like me to try!!!
I really like this video. Subbed because you actually show how to do it by DOING IT!!! I love it❤️
Ah thank you so much! I appreciate it a lot!
Underrated. This is a great video. Your voice is too quiet compared to the repetitive background track. Would be nice if that was toned down and a bit better song. You don't need constant background music when you talk. Good content though
I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for the feedback as well. Cheers
I totally disagree. The repetitive beat helped me focus on what he was saying a lot more, the song was totally fine but you're right, you dont need constant music when you talk in a video but it wasn't disturbing me enough to decide to leave a envious comment like you did LOL ;)
I didn't notice it until I read the comment. Great video
Yes, the music was driving me crazy.
Haha sorry Brooke! I did not mean to rob you of your sanity 🤷🏻♂️
Some people overuse this stuff and now it has become a pet peeve of mine when people use intense cinematic shots and music with uninteresting footage. But when it’s used correctly with worthy footage it’s a masterpiece.
Totally hear that. If it’s used intentionally and not overused. It’s a handy thing to have in your toolkit
Thanks so much for this. I have just started to vlog and this is just the kind of stuff I'm trying to learn. Easy to understand and well articulated. liked and subbed.
That’s great to hear! Thanks so much for watching!!
I like your book selection. Orson Scott Card, Rothfuss, Gaiman! Also this was a great tutorial. I want to try this with my next video.
These are the perfect for vlogs!
Totally! For the little b-roll sequences used to establish the scene they work wonders!
great video bro
Thanks so much!
Great video my friend - well done, nice clean and simple!!!
Liked and subscribed.
Awesome tutorial man. That was nice and simple, and easy to follow. Keep up the good work.
Thanks so much! I’m so glad you enjoyed it!
I’m so gonna use these in my next video!
Do it! Hit me up when you do and I’ll check it out!!
insha allah
loved the video!! i would really like to know what type of music you used for that last edit! I really like that type of music for like travel videos ! greetings from Orlando!
Thanks so much! Not sure exactly what song it was(this video’s from a while ago) but I highly suggest checking out musicbed for your music. There’s a link in the description!
Thanks, great information! (and love the studio Dunnas)
Thanks for watching! I think we’ll be seeing more of them!
Thanks for sharing this Dunna! This really helped me better understand how to do this
Happy to help David! Thanks for watching!!
*WE WANT MORE STUDIO DUNNAS!!!*
Haha of course you would!!
prettty good tutorial. i would suggest that you make the music looop a little longer with some variation. its pretty painful to hear the same 2 or 4 bar loop for about 10 min. good video though.
Thanks for the feedback. I was definitely experimenting with the music in this one 😉
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That was awesome. Saving this for later so I can try this out.
Thanks Brooke! Hopefully it comes in handy for you!
Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing. First time seeing someone explaining this much details.. you deserve much more subscribers!!
Thanks Rakul! I really appreciate the kind words!
you had me at "studio dunnas"! subbed...i produce my own music for video too so big ups to ya!
Haha that’s awesome! Thanks for the support!!
Great job man! Super simple to follow and explained thoroughly.
Thank you so much Jerico! Glad you enjoyed it!
Dude this has got to be the best speedramp + whip tutorial I've ever seen! Just subscribed
Thank you so much! I’m so glad you enjoyed it!
This is what I find.
Almost all explained here and its just simple
Thanks!
Nice band. I’m subbing off that Alone.
Haha they are a pain to work with though... Bunch of divas
I am a new subscriber! I very like your channel because easy to understand your video content and you always reply any comments.
Thank you for this. I’m having trouble with camera shake and the strap will help.
Do you use a monitor for the a6000?
No problem!
I’ve used a monitor before but didn’t use it often, it was a 7” neewer monitor.
"unwatchable" with regards to the music is really an overly dramatic reaction. sheesh. the video is great regardless if you appreciated the music or not!! Great content explained in an easy to understand way. Thanks!
Thanks so much! I appreciate the kind words!!
maybe if u could do tutorial of how u did that great color correcting
Thanks so much! A color grading tutorial is definitely on my list!
thx bro can't wait for it
You have some good books on that shelf! Great vid.
Thanks for the tips! I’ve been practicing these and your vid helped a lot, I hadn’t found another one that addressed how many frames make a good transition. You’re using a lot less than I expected so I cut mine down and they’re looking MUCH better already. Thanks man!
That’s awesome to hear! Glad my video was helpful!
Awesome! I think I got the “whip” technique down, but when does the “nae nae” come into action? 😆
Sorry, I just became a dad; working on my dad jokes.
CONGRATS! You’re well on your way to full “lame dad” status!!
Music gets annoying after a couple of minutes, but video content is good thank you. Can these effects be done in any freeware editors?
Thanks for watching! I’m not sure about freeware editors but I think they should!
Thank you so much sir, other channels explain a bit how to do that but left out the edit process! Your edit methodology was what I was looking for thanks :)
That’s great to hear! Thanks so much for watching!
Man I needed this!! I've been struggling getting/making transitions on da vinci resolve coz I don't have a very powerful laptop and it's laggy and this is all just a camera technique! Sweet!!
Nice! Glad it was helpful!!
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What computer year model are you using?
I’m using a 2017 MBP 2.9ghz quad core i7 16bg ram w/ Radeon pro 560 GPU
@@dunnadidit I'm thinking if buying a refurb macbook 2011-2014 (or an ipad pro) 2015-16 just to get my foot on the door with editing with the apple ecosystem. I'm new to apple and my last cpl of of videos I shot with JUST MY IPHONES (XR AND 6). I used imovie to edit my first video and l want to use lumafusion to learn go be a more established editor. But apple product be stupid expensive and my budget is virtually zero. Just want go get started. Found them online for 300-500. Worthy buying?
It all depends on the specs of them, but those older ones might have trouble handing video files 😞
@@dunnadidit 1080p ok?
Depending on the computer it should be able to do 1080 for the most part
Super helpful tutorial, but also, I LOVE YOUR BOOK SELECTION!
Very helpful video. I'm just starting out in film, and I have been struggling with broll. This video is very helpful, can't wait to try later today! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!!
Great video, the background music is suspect and a bit loud
Thanks! I’ll keep that in mind about the music... what do you mean that it’s “suspect?”
Dunna Did It just saying I didn’t like it lol but rock on bro just kidding with ya
Dunna Did It dope tutorial tho !
Haha! I see where you were going with that! Thanks so much man! I appreciate you watching and letting me know about the volume 👍
Dunna Did It yes sir not a problem and you got yourself a new sub here 🤗
What's up with people and the background music... everything was great in my opinion
Haha this video has been really polarizing for that fact lol. Thanks for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Great video on explaining speed ramp & whip Thank you !
Thanks so much for watching
LLE Loved it Learned it and Enjoyed it many thanks
Nice tutorial! Except next time, add in some epic music instead of that horrible "screeching on a blackboard" atrocity you used. Make me hit the "mute" button. Yech!
Haha thanks for watching!
Fuck u Glenn!! 🖕🏻
or get a camera with crappy rolling shutter... its gonna keep whipping ...xd
Haha haha! RIP Sony a6500 in 4K. 😂😂
Great simple way of explaining this transition man! Everyone should know how to do a whip 🔥
Thanks so much! I totally agree!
Dude this is an AWESOME video! Thanks for the pro-tips!
Thanks for watching!!
Well, as everyone else said: the background music is really annoying to a point that makes the video unwatchable despite great content.
“Unwatchable” is an interesting choice of words considering that this is one of my most popular videos lol. But I get what you’re saying. I was kind of experimenting with the music in this one and for obvious reasons I haven’t repeated that experiment. Thanks for the feedback Uwe! Hopefully you can check out some of my other stuff too!
But Dunna Did it, how many views are you missing out on because of the music? Personally I couldn't finish watching because of it, which is a bummer. Would watch if you re-uploaded it w/out the music tho. Hopefully you can see this is meant to be constructive feedback as I know it takes a lot of effort to put yourself out there and wouldn't want to be discouraging.
Leilani - Its a funny thing... In the comments on this video I have had more compliments on the music than any other video that I have posted, as well as more complaints about it than any other video. I like the music so I'm not too worried about the views I "might have been missing" it's been really interesting to see how people feel about it though. Thanks for your input.
I like the music and how you made it, though I agree it's too repetitive. Enjoyed the video!
Thanks for the feedback Frum Pilot. I appreciate it!
The repetitive music made me leave. :(
Thanks for letting me know! I appreciate you sticking around to leave a comment.
You are a fool.. that you ignored the positives of this video and concentrated on music
@@dunnadidit you are such a gentleman!
@Luian Chang - thanks 😊
i actually really liked the music ngl
Wow, that was such a great tutorial, well detailed, perfect! Thank you for the tips, suscribed and liked! Keep it up bro ;)
Thanks so much! I’m glad you liked the video!!
Loved this. Just the right amount of detail and explanation - it's not often that a youtube shows capture of the footage and the editing.
Thank you so much Mike! I’m so glad you thought it was good! Can’t wait to see if you in the comments section of future videos!
I would have kept watching if you didn't have that background music going the whole time.
Thanks for the feedback Emily! Thanks for watching the part that you did!
You responded to every comment.
Subscribed. Plus this video was helpful. Your little band thing was cute.
Thank you. Looking forward to more.
Thanks so much!!
This technique is going to be so useful for my next dog vlog hiking trip video. It seems to save a lot of time, which will be very useful. Thank you!
That’s great to hear!!
You came up on recommended.I watched your tutorial and I liked it! Subscribed! 😁👍🏻
That’s awesome! Thanks for watching and thanks for the support!