Hey Justin, Love your tutorials and thank you so much for what you do. You've provided a light for me and you made my art so much better lol. I was wondering if you could do a tutorial on how to make an IG page that looks like Anderson.Paak's as far as the illustrations and video in the picture goes. (instagram.com/anderson._paak/)(instagram.com/micah.my.mind/) I hope to understand the creativity and execute the same look and feel. Thanks in advance.
I think the way they design their pages is by finding out the dimensions of an instagram picture, then multiplying it by 3 and using those dimensions in photoshop. So instagram's layout is 1080 x 1080 px, so if you want to make your page 3 by 3, you'd multiply those values and thats what you make your photoshop document. From there, you start making your art and what I'd do is make a group of lines that separates your pics from eachother. If you make all your stuff on different layers and such (i'm not too good with photoshop but), you should be able to copy the layer onto a document that's 1080x1080px. Do this for all of your pictures. There may be an app that takes an image and reduces each of it to their own images but idk
I am finishing up editing my first music video and had a sequence that this was ideal for. It took a looooong time, but it definitely upped the production value of the video. Thanks for making the tutorial succinct and easy to follow!
Probably the first time i actually subscribe to someone after watching a single tutorial video cus you just showed what i needed to do instead of showing random stuff just for expanding the video length
The rotobrush tool in after effects does a very good job tracking masks. I've masked transitions just like this in 10 or so minutes using that method instead of frame by frame.
Would it be possible to just make one clip 24 fps because in the same video I have a part that I slowed down by 70% and I like the 60 fps for the slow-motion. I'm still really new to premiere so any tips would help.
YourTechGuide if I'm not mistaken, you can also do it in after effects and get a similar effect but has a stronger tracking engine to help with the masking
Thanks, id say it can take about 10-30 minutes to mask out frame by frame for something with moving parts like people. If you are working with something more simple like a building or wall, it could be a lot quicker because its a straight line.
Thank you for: 1.) Not having a long (or at all) intro with dub step. 2.) Not telling me to "smash" that like button. 3.) Just getting to the point. For some reason tutorials are just chocked up with a 2 minute dub step, cheap pointless intro followed with some California looking dude yelling at me to smash a like button and buy his lut pack, with virtually no real time put into actually explaining what the click bait title said I'd learn. /rant over. Thank you for your great video!
Perfect tutorial. Succinct and to the point, no 5 minute intro about sponsors begging for likes & subscriptions. Tried this out on one of my projects and it worked like a charm, even though I suck at working with the pen tool.
Does anyone know of any way to do this in Premier Pro CS6? This is by far the most coherent and well structured tutorial I've found for this effect by I don't use CC :( Would anyone be able to help?
No, It can't be done like this because there is no mask option, but you can use the 4/8/16-point matte effect instead (even though it's not as flexible as the pen tool).
Thanks for this AMAZING tutorial. I love this transition and always dreamed of using it one day in my videos. You definetly have to put some effort into this effect, but at the end it just looks really cool and uniqe. Thanks for this amazing tutorial.
Hey! Had a quick question. I followed all the steps but when I connected the points at 1:55 there it did not mask the layer. Are there any suggestions or quick fix for this?
Yeah I think for me my mistake was that I was not staying on Mask 1 on the same video clip in which I want to mask. If you click elsewhere and try selecting the the video clip again it may create another mask which you don't want. Always stay on Mask 1 on the same video clip. Please let me know if this was helpful or not!
JearbearChen i rectified that mistake as well but still that black patch which you see when he first completes the mask .... my automatic selection does not come and that black patch is not occurring at all
My only suggestion is to try making a simple square mask on any part of your video clip and find out how to fix the automatic selection before proceeding to mask more complex shapes for the transition
Thank you so much for this. I always find your tutorials easy to understand. All the other ones on TH-cam are so complicated. Was my first attempt at frame blocking and took me 2 hours to get it perfectly right. But at least now I know how to do it properly
I've had the same problem, you probably have multiple masks open. If you close the other masks (mask (1), mask (2), mask (3), etc) except for the mask with the acctual selection it will show the black masking.
I just figured it out, make sure when youre masking that the actual clip you want to mask is selected. Look on the sequence timeline and make sure the clip is highlighted. Then mask it.
/I got it. make sure the (fx) is not crossed out. meaning you do not want the effect to show. that's what was happening to mine. then delete other masks if you have any
Brad Anderson well, if u wanna go pro or even come close you have to, PR is just for building your video timeline and even if it has its own effects and many other cool stuff ur professional video will not be complete without AE but those are just my thoughts and experience so far.
Such an efficient and overall dope tutorial. Using this trick for a b roll sequence at the beginning of a movie i'm making for a film competition. Thanks a bunch, Justin!
Extremely helpful. I saw someone do it in after effects but i thought it would be possible in premiere so did a little more searching and found this. awesome!
Love your tutorials! I'm just now getting into cinematography and have never edited in Adobe Premier before. You tutorials are so easy to understand, and I have finally edited a video effectively, thanks to you!!! Thanks for all of the work that you put into your tutorials! They are very helpful to a newbie like me!
Thanks for such a great video :) As someone who is just starting to grasp all the video editing, rendering stuff, I really appreciate your work and effort. It's really helpful :)
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Hey Justin,
Love your tutorials and thank you so much for what you do. You've provided a light for me and you made my art so much better lol.
I was wondering if you could do a tutorial on how to make an IG page that looks like Anderson.Paak's as far as the illustrations and video in the picture goes.
(instagram.com/anderson._paak/)(instagram.com/micah.my.mind/)
I hope to understand the creativity and execute the same look and feel. Thanks in advance.
Justin Odisho thanks man! Will use this in a music video soon..
I think the way they design their pages is by finding out the dimensions of an instagram picture, then multiplying it by 3 and using those dimensions in photoshop. So instagram's layout is 1080 x 1080 px, so if you want to make your page 3 by 3, you'd multiply those values and thats what you make your photoshop document. From there, you start making your art and what I'd do is make a group of lines that separates your pics from eachother. If you make all your stuff on different layers and such (i'm not too good with photoshop but), you should be able to copy the layer onto a document that's 1080x1080px. Do this for all of your pictures. There may be an app that takes an image and reduces each of it to their own images but idk
I've actually got a few tutorials on how to do asap rocky and dj mustard or collage style instagram feeds. Search them up on my channel.
Justin Odisho thanks for the tutorials! I like how you keep your tutorials simple and straightforward. It helps a lot! +1 subs! :)
FINALLY! Someone who just shows you how its done, and nothing more. Thank you! Keep it up :)
Thanks, I know how it is!
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These get better and better. Nobody wants to sit through a 30 minute tutorial. Awesome work!
Glad you are enjoying them! I'm trying to keep improving the flow.
you made my videos waaay better!
Glad I could help!
Crystal lol waddup
Crystal crystal from agar?
JIMEE ikr😭
I am finishing up editing my first music video and had a sequence that this was ideal for. It took a looooong time, but it definitely upped the production value of the video. Thanks for making the tutorial succinct and easy to follow!
Probably the first time i actually subscribe to someone after watching a single tutorial video cus you just showed what i needed to do instead of showing random stuff just for expanding the video length
Totally using this next week. Thanks!
Thanks for all of these tutorials Justin. Learning loads from them man!!! Really are the top tuts on TH-cam.
I'm loving it... You show every thing step by step... You're the best!
really well explained and thanks for using your time to make our job easier :) you got a new fan ;)
Thanks!
when i do the mask, it doesnt turn the background black. idk why
The rotobrush tool in after effects does a very good job tracking masks. I've masked transitions just like this in 10 or so minutes using that method instead of frame by frame.
You truly did more than visitors’ expectations. Thank you for rendering these helpful, trusted, edifying and also cool thoughts on the topic
you rock man :) this is awesome
I will never use 60fps again
Lol Just interpret the 60 fps footage at 24 fps and you can cut down your workload
Would it be possible to just make one clip 24 fps because in the same video I have a part that I slowed down by 70% and I like the 60 fps for the slow-motion. I'm still really new to premiere so any tips would help.
Yeah, so you would use the razor tool in the timeline to cut your video. Now you can manipulate them separately.
😂🙆
Nobody:
Me: uses 480fps at realtime for masking😎
Holy shit! This was the easiest tutorial to follow for this. I can't wait to go through all of your videos. Thank you so much!
Thank you Justin! You keep the explanation simple so we can understand
good effect but damn that's a lot of work.
YourTechGuide if I'm not mistaken, you can also do it in after effects and get a similar effect but has a stronger tracking engine to help with the masking
Ernest Arrellano i hate after effects lol
Thanks, id say it can take about 10-30 minutes to mask out frame by frame for something with moving parts like people. If you are working with something more simple like a building or wall, it could be a lot quicker because its a straight line.
YoungBlaze Of Chitown you're not the only one my man. That's why I like this channel because he does most things in premier lol
all good things takes work. better adopt that attitude man.
Thank you for:
1.) Not having a long (or at all) intro with dub step.
2.) Not telling me to "smash" that like button.
3.) Just getting to the point.
For some reason tutorials are just chocked up with a 2 minute dub step, cheap pointless intro followed with some California looking dude yelling at me to smash a like button and buy his lut pack, with virtually no real time put into actually explaining what the click bait title said I'd learn.
/rant over. Thank you for your great video!
Thanks for watching
Perfect tutorial. Succinct and to the point, no 5 minute intro about sponsors begging for likes & subscriptions. Tried this out on one of my projects and it worked like a charm, even though I suck at working with the pen tool.
this is what im looking for as a a beginner...we need this tutorial...thank you so much...
Does anyone know of any way to do this in Premier Pro CS6? This is by far the most coherent and well structured tutorial I've found for this effect by I don't use CC :( Would anyone be able to help?
Owen Scott I use Cs6 too, really wanted to know how to make this transition in this version...
me too, =(
same here
Owen Scott me too! Pleaseeeeee
can this be done with Premiere Pro CS6 ? I cant find that "pen tool" on there. Thanks....
No, It can't be done like this because there is no mask option, but you can use the 4/8/16-point matte effect instead (even though it's not as flexible as the pen tool).
Thanks for this AMAZING tutorial. I love this transition and always dreamed of using it one day in my videos.
You definetly have to put some effort into this effect, but at the end it just looks really cool and uniqe. Thanks for this amazing tutorial.
straight to the point,complete step by step. what more can you ask for? you're one of the best bro keep it up
It doesnt follow the mask frame when I click track forward mask frame :(
make sure you animate all the right buttons
Hey! Had a quick question. I followed all the steps but when I connected the points at 1:55 there it did not mask the layer. Are there any suggestions or quick fix for this?
JearbearChen same i did not mask for me either you got any solution ?
Yeah I think for me my mistake was that I was not staying on Mask 1 on the same video clip in which I want to mask. If you click elsewhere and try selecting the the video clip again it may create another mask which you don't want. Always stay on Mask 1 on the same video clip. Please let me know if this was helpful or not!
JearbearChen i rectified that mistake as well but still that black patch which you see when he first completes the mask .... my automatic selection does not come and that black patch is not occurring at all
My only suggestion is to try making a simple square mask on any part of your video clip and find out how to fix the automatic selection before proceeding to mask more complex shapes for the transition
Has anoyone found an solution for this problem?
Thank you so much for this. I always find your tutorials easy to understand. All the other ones on TH-cam are so complicated. Was my first attempt at frame blocking and took me 2 hours to get it perfectly right. But at least now I know how to do it properly
I really appreciate your tutorials. Thanks Justin.
why in mine i made all equal but when i do the mask yhe black doesnt apear
hm, not sure sorry!
I've had the same problem, you probably have multiple masks open. If you close the other masks (mask (1), mask (2), mask (3), etc) except for the mask with the acctual selection it will show the black masking.
I just figured it out, make sure when youre masking that the actual clip you want to mask is selected. Look on the sequence timeline and make sure the clip is highlighted. Then mask it.
/I got it. make sure the (fx) is not crossed out. meaning you do not want the effect to show. that's what was happening to mine. then delete other masks if you have any
thankyou
Dude! You rock! I love that you get right to the point, and you explain things well without frustrating me with jargon. Thank you.
Thankyou justin . Always love your tutorials
1：58 When I traced it up the others don't get black
Why?
Same here
same
same
You need to update premiere pro!
awesome but AE does it easier and faster
Link?
Shikhar Tyagi just look for rotobrush or refine edge tool
Shikhar Tyagi just look for rotobrush or refine edge tool
Aight. Will try :)
Brad Anderson well, if u wanna go pro or even come close you have to, PR is just for building your video timeline and even if it has its own effects and many other cool stuff ur professional video will not be complete without AE but those are just my thoughts and experience so far.
Justin is like a Adobe Premiere magician. Simple explanation using short videos. Well done 😀👍
Very well explained, I was looking for a tutorial just like this thank you so much
Thanks a ton Justin! I used this for a project today. Super cool transition. Surprisingly didn't take much time to create.
What a transition bro! You are awesome!
Such an efficient and overall dope tutorial. Using this trick for a b roll sequence at the beginning of a movie i'm making for a film competition. Thanks a bunch, Justin!
Explained so well. I’m a complete beginner and I’m starting to understand. Thank you! 👏🏾
I love the way you guide! Very easy to understand yet thorough, keep up the good work. Thanks for the tut!
Extremely helpful. I saw someone do it in after effects but i thought it would be possible in premiere so did a little more searching and found this. awesome!
That's one of the best effect to use in videos ..
Informative video
Great 👌
Literally everyone I search on TH-cam for this masking tutorial advertise to buy their tutorial pack! Ur the best man!
This is amazing. Thank you Justin!!! 😁😁😁🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Awesome work, brother. Thank you!
Thank you for this. Excellent explanation and easy to follow. Made my editing process so much easier. I really appreciate it.
Justin you have inspired me in many ways, thanks for your tutorial
Love your tutorials! I'm just now getting into cinematography and have never edited in Adobe Premier before. You tutorials are so easy to understand, and I have finally edited a video effectively, thanks to you!!! Thanks for all of the work that you put into your tutorials! They are very helpful to a newbie like me!
Thanks! Glad they help :)
Super dope man! I've always wondered how to do that. Your videos are always helpful. Thank you.
Awesome video, worked first try for me. You made it very clear and easy to follow.
Tried this. Amazing results. Massive thank you.
Thank you Justin for your tutorials. They're really helpful!
Thank you Justin!
Amazing tutorial per usual, thanks, Justin!
you can also drag this little circle that show up when you connect the lines when you started to soften the edge
This is the second tutorial i watch from your channel and once again it helped me a lot!! thank you so much!!
Yeah, Justin is the best, hands down!
this was so helpful, direct to the point and very easy explanation. Thank you!
Awesome tutorial! Perfect length and super informative! Loved it !
Been Filming some clips with the intention of using this transition. Thanks for teaching!
You make everything 10x simpler!
You are a legend, Thanks Justin
Glad i found this huge help for a beginner like me.
excellent job Justin !
Thank you! Best tutorial for this kind of mask transition 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you so much man!!! This video was really what I needed!
This is epic!! Can't wait to try it!
Great way to get an easy transition that also looks pretty cool :) Well explained and easy to follow.
Looks so good omg
THANKYOU BRO : I WAS SO FRUSTRATED WHEN I DID NOT KNOW HOW TO ADD THIS EFFECT, ONCE AGAIN THANKS
I love this guy's tutorials. Basic, educational and perfect.
Again thank you Justin.
Appreciate it!
I saw this transition being used a lot in Storror's videos, it's good to see more and more people uploading tutorials on how to replicate it, thanks👍
AWESOME! I saved this video a while back. Just started practicing with it today. Thanks Justin!
Big Thanks, This was a massive help and very straight to the point.
Thanks alot, thought I was looking for another effect. This was just the tutorial i needed. Thank you for your time and effort, Justin!
Amazing going to film today and head back and going to do this! I can’t wait.
Thanks for such a great video :) As someone who is just starting to grasp all the video editing, rendering stuff, I really appreciate your work and effort. It's really helpful :)
Thanks buddy, can't wait to try.
sick tutorial and really easy to follow
You make the best premiere pro tutorials! GREAT job...
amazing as always!!
you have no idea how beneficial your videos are !
I used this in one of my videos! It worked so nice man !! thank you !!!!
Such a wicked transition effect.
Thanks for the tutorial
that's the content that we subscribed for Justin. Thank you very much dude! Make more tutorials for transitions!
In definitely using this for my next video! Thanks!
I loved this tutorial!! Very easy to follow and learn from!!
I just made my first masking transition! Thank you Justin! I am continuously learning a lot from you. Love you. ❤️ from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
This is an awesome tutorial. Thanks for sharing! Will try it next time. 👍🏼
the perfect video
short, on point, no bullshit ...keep up man
it's so easy, but effective! thanks for the tutorial
THANKS FOR LESSONS MAN YOU'R BEST
Man i love your tutorial, so smooth and beautiful unlike the mess like most tutorials did
ive been wanting to learn this! thanks.
Thank you! this is wat I needed a simple step by step explanation
Awesome work, brother 👍
Thank you so much sir, it was one of wishes of my bucket which i wanted to apply it in one of my videos and it was fulfilled only because of you.
Thank christ someone that can finally explain how to do this effect. thanks!!!
Simple and to the point!
Your videos are so helping, thanks buddy! 😄