Thank you sooooo soooooo much for doing this step by step tutorial at a slow pace. I watched so many other youtube videos about this and then when it came to doing it myself, I kept failing. The problems I encountered weren't covered in those videos..now after watching yours, I can see what they didn't mention in their tutorials. Truly grateful to you!😍🤩
You are an excellent teacher. Would you typically use split screen as an intro then show each clip individually in main story? Or just use them as intro and use other clips in story? Hope that makes sense. Thanks
It depends on the project (and how much usable footage you have), either way is good and both are used often. But they are not just for intros either...any sort of split can be used at any point in a video. Well, any time that you want to show multiple images together on the screen (whether to "compliment" each other or to "oppose" each other. I explain more about split screens at the start of this video as well: th-cam.com/video/7lVdnxyMwjQ/w-d-xo.html - Have a good one, and thanks for watching!
I have gone through your Tutorials. I'm an ardent follower of your Channel. Please how can I create a Short Animation Movie in which 2 or more characters are having discussion in one Scene ?
Hey SMS VINE. I have a plan/order that I intend to do my Animate Tutorials as I'm trying to build the foundation for my full course. A "discussion" scene will be something that I do eventually, but not until I do talking cycles (which I have planned for my level 2 tutorials - but I'm not done level 1 yet...). For Premiere, I had already laid the foundation with my 2 intro split screen videos, so adding a split screen animations video was a natural progression.
Thanks for the video. I am having trouble though. When I try changing the position of the cropped clip on top, the cropped clip itself moves to the right instead of the framing of the clip, as yours seems to do. Any idea why that might be?
What version of Photoshop are you using? In older versions you find it within Text I think. You can also add a color matte, then use the crop effect to crop it to the width/height that you need. Let me know if that makes sense/works?
@@ThisGuy, I have sorted it on certain clips although doesn't seem to work the same with video and jpegs - Using the latest Adobe CC 2021 - Also was wondering what screen capture you used to download and analyze in PP - have a few more questions but going through it all again at moment for the third time, All the best, Great Tuts.
@@ThisGuy Thank you as am slowly working things out as you can imagine - I also have downloaded OBS but not worked it out as of yet - Don't suppose you fancy doing a tutorial :) - Great tut's and am now an avid follower, Lots I would like to ask but will go through all your Vids first. I pay for Adobe CC (which I really cannot afford due to life reasons but cannot afford to be without such software to play with, as I started off with PS and probably trying to learn too much at once, with rest but a change is as good as the best. - Be Lucky Stay Safe. - Regards Chris.
@@ChrisBlackmanDarkArtDesign Yeah, I hear you on the cost of Adobe stuff. As for OBS, that's actually one of the first Tutorials I did last year when I decided to give TH-cam a real go. My mic was clearly not as good, but the info is still current. Have a good one! th-cam.com/video/LvRAsREUpzQ/w-d-xo.html
OK. I'm fairly new to Premiere Pro and was looking for something like this. However I'm disappointed that the author didn't start from scratch and explain the 3 clips - Reveal, Slide & Push, how he created them and there purpose or relationship with the actual video clips. I'll check out the rest of his TH-cam videos and see if I can find the answer there but for me this one isn't a complete tutorial. Sorry. I will say however that the instructions given for the rest where excellent so I'll come back to this when I've figured out the R,S & P clips
I'm not sure what makes it incomplete? I explained how to do all 3 from scratch, starting at about 1:30 and have chapters explaining how I did each of them. Reveal 2:16 Slide 5:26 and Push 12:42. What do you think was missing?
@@ThisGuyApologies Shawn. It's the first 3 clips on your timeline that confused me. I did indicate I was no expert. I've been looking at your other videos and I believe, now, the first 3 clips, Reveal, Slide & Push, were just there to explain the 3 processes. I thought they were required in order to create the splits and I was looking for the section where you actually created them.
If you watch my "intro to split screens" video (linked below) I show how to save "non-animated" split screen templates, but I've never saved animated ones...
For sure! I've never used DR myself, but all of the main editors can do animated split screens...how to actually do it will be slightly different obviously between programs
For adobe premiere, can you please demonstrate how to push a long-form talking head video to the right side? For example, via transition the color matte appears on the left side (where text can be overlaid). The main video moves to the right side just when the color matte appears on the left side. So the screen is split into two vertical parts - the left side is used for text, and the right side shows the speaker. I’m thinking specifically of talking head videos that switch the speaker from the middle of the full frame to the right side of the frame in a 50% cropped dimension. The speaker is still in full view when the video is pushed to the right side (but the original sides of the video have been cropped out).
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Thank you sooooo soooooo much for doing this step by step tutorial at a slow pace. I watched so many other youtube videos about this and then when it came to doing it myself, I kept failing. The problems I encountered weren't covered in those videos..now after watching yours, I can see what they didn't mention in their tutorials. Truly grateful to you!😍🤩
Holy moly, I just noticed that you have 3 channels and they’re all doing amazing!!! I hope it’s paying off and you’re taking a well deserved break. ❤
EXCELLENT tuition video! Very much appreciated!
You're very welcome!
Wow this is super helpful. Amazing how you can keep tabs on all those clips, transforms, crops, etc.
Glad you like it! It's just a matter of going through it all frame by frame. Tedious, but worth it.
This was EXACTLY the video I was looking for!! Thank you so much for this :)
You're so welcome! I'm glad it was helpful...thanks for watching!
Superb presentation on so many levels.
Much appreciated! Glad you liked it!
Love it. Spread the positivity and good vibes! We can feel the positive community just through reading these video comments. :) thanks for the subs!
Much appreciated! Thanks for the support, the views and the comment! 👍
Really appreciate you making this bro, thanks again!
No problem! Thanks for the idea!
perfect demonstration
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Thanks man that was cool!!
No problem! Glad you liked it. 👍
Great idea 💡 thanks
You are an excellent teacher. Would you typically use split screen as an intro then show each clip individually in main story? Or just use them as intro and use other clips in story? Hope that makes sense. Thanks
It depends on the project (and how much usable footage you have), either way is good and both are used often. But they are not just for intros either...any sort of split can be used at any point in a video. Well, any time that you want to show multiple images together on the screen (whether to "compliment" each other or to "oppose" each other. I explain more about split screens at the start of this video as well: th-cam.com/video/7lVdnxyMwjQ/w-d-xo.html - Have a good one, and thanks for watching!
@@ThisGuy thanks for the quick reply
I have gone through your Tutorials.
I'm an ardent follower of your Channel.
Please how can I create a Short Animation Movie in which 2 or more characters are having discussion in one Scene
?
Hey SMS VINE. I have a plan/order that I intend to do my Animate Tutorials as I'm trying to build the foundation for my full course. A "discussion" scene will be something that I do eventually, but not until I do talking cycles (which I have planned for my level 2 tutorials - but I'm not done level 1 yet...). For Premiere, I had already laid the foundation with my 2 intro split screen videos, so adding a split screen animations video was a natural progression.
Thanks for the video. I am having trouble though. When I try changing the position of the cropped clip on top, the cropped clip itself moves to the right instead of the framing of the clip, as yours seems to do. Any idea why that might be?
Do you have the "transform" effect above the "crop" effect in your effect controls panel?
thanks
No problem
dang, i thought there was a shortcut to do this in about 10 seconds... so u actually have to do the work and keyframe everything. yikes.
Cool As _ Only prob I am having is way you do animated borders as not getting shape in the effects panel? any help appreciated.
What version of Photoshop are you using? In older versions you find it within Text I think. You can also add a color matte, then use the crop effect to crop it to the width/height that you need. Let me know if that makes sense/works?
@@ThisGuy, I have sorted it on certain clips although doesn't seem to work the same with video and jpegs - Using the latest Adobe CC 2021 - Also was wondering what screen capture you used to download and analyze in PP - have a few more questions but going through it all again at moment for the third time, All the best, Great Tuts.
@@ChrisBlackmanDarkArtDesign I'm not sure why you'd have issues on some assets and not others? I use OBS Studio for screen capture.
@@ThisGuy Thank you as am slowly working things out as you can imagine - I also have downloaded OBS but not worked it out as of yet - Don't suppose you fancy doing a tutorial :) - Great tut's and am now an avid follower, Lots I would like to ask but will go through all your Vids first. I pay for Adobe CC (which I really cannot afford due to life reasons but cannot afford to be without such software to play with, as I started off with PS and probably trying to learn too much at once, with rest but a change is as good as the best. - Be Lucky Stay Safe.
- Regards
Chris.
@@ChrisBlackmanDarkArtDesign Yeah, I hear you on the cost of Adobe stuff. As for OBS, that's actually one of the first Tutorials I did last year when I decided to give TH-cam a real go. My mic was clearly not as good, but the info is still current. Have a good one! th-cam.com/video/LvRAsREUpzQ/w-d-xo.html
Thanks 🙏🏻
No problem 👍
@@ThisGuy Thanks for this wonderful video.
Please how can I create short Animation movies using premier p
?
@@smsvine278 What do you mean by animation movies? If you're talking 2D animation then check out my Adobe Animate Tutorials.
That's a lot, but good stuff.
Yeah. It was a long one! Thanks for watching! 👍
the border doesnt move in sync with the crop even though i position it at the correct place in the begging and the end of the animation
the crop has some sort of low to high velocity but i dont understand where or why
OK. I'm fairly new to Premiere Pro and was looking for something like this. However I'm disappointed that the author didn't start from scratch and explain the 3 clips - Reveal, Slide & Push, how he created them and there purpose or relationship with the actual video clips. I'll check out the rest of his TH-cam videos and see if I can find the answer there but for me this one isn't a complete tutorial. Sorry. I will say however that the instructions given for the rest where excellent so I'll come back to this when I've figured out the R,S & P clips
I'm not sure what makes it incomplete? I explained how to do all 3 from scratch, starting at about 1:30 and have chapters explaining how I did each of them. Reveal 2:16 Slide 5:26 and Push 12:42. What do you think was missing?
@@ThisGuyApologies Shawn. It's the first 3 clips on your timeline that confused me. I did indicate I was no expert.
I've been looking at your other videos and I believe, now, the first 3 clips, Reveal, Slide & Push, were just there to explain the 3 processes.
I thought they were required in order to create the splits and I was looking for the section where you actually created them.
Is this still the same process?
should be. unless they've updated something that I don't know about.
Is it possible to save this as template and just add the footage layer ?
If you watch my "intro to split screens" video (linked below) I show how to save "non-animated" split screen templates, but I've never saved animated ones...
can we do this with davinchi resolve
For sure! I've never used DR myself, but all of the main editors can do animated split screens...how to actually do it will be slightly different obviously between programs
Bro you’re talking to much but tutorial is fire 🔥
wow, sorry to bother but can you make split screen animation like horimiya anime opening it will be helpful. Please
Do you have a link to an example? I think I found it, but I'm not sure if it's exactly what you're looking for.
@@ThisGuy th-cam.com/video/8iP8xXXdvoU/w-d-xo.html
this is the link to the video where they did split animation continues and thank you for responding
super, merci beaucoup !
For adobe premiere, can you please demonstrate how to push a long-form talking head video to the right side? For example, via transition the color matte appears on the left side (where text can be overlaid). The main video moves to the right side just when the color matte appears on the left side. So the screen is split into two vertical parts - the left side is used for text, and the right side shows the speaker. I’m thinking specifically of talking head videos that switch the speaker from the middle of the full frame to the right side of the frame in a 50% cropped dimension. The speaker is still in full view when the video is pushed to the right side (but the original sides of the video have been cropped out).
Like this? th-cam.com/video/QreDwm4QQ7A/w-d-xo.html
Beautifully explained. So easy to follow! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks Shawn , you definitely know your shit so please teach us how to make template presets for everthing.
thankkk you. A lot for this video! is what i was looking !!!!
Glad it was helpful! thanks for watching!
@ShawnDolinski Please make more tutorials.
Can you please make presets of it thanks
Great job!
Thanks! Glad you liked it! 👍
Is there any way to adjust the speed of the animation? thank you
the closer your keyframes are together, the faster the animation will be
I’m trying to do it and it is not working I need help I did everything step by step but the video is not cropping down at all
Did you drag Transform on your clip first? and then Crop?
@@ThisGuy I did, but I think I figured it out, thank you for your content
@@michelleallen9172 Awesome. Thanks for watching!