You now have a pretty sweet light leak transition. Find your opacity channel and simply fade each end of the light leak from 0-100 percent at the middle.
Right-click on your light leak clip and select Show Video Animation.Drop your light leak clip directly above the two clips you want to transition.Light leaks are a very cool and classic effect to amplify your footage. Strobe effects are great for a quick transition from one frame (or scene) to the next. With every other clip disabled, you now have your Strobe effect.
Now, select every other clip and simply press V to disable the clip. You should have about six to eight individual cut-out clips.Using your blade tool, trim back the last three or four frames of each individual clip.Select the two clips you want to transition between.The Strobe effect is super easy to utilize, and is a similar setup to the Glitch effect we just used above. Review your work and refine, as needed.Īpply a Glitch effect to your video to create a cool transition into your next scene.Then, drop whatever effects your heart desires onto the clips, even utilize the transform tool to stretch and distort footage.Once applied, take your blade tool and cut out each frame from those sections.After you’ve trimmed, place a Bad TV effect onto each.Using your blade tool, trim back the last three to four frames on each of those clips.First, select the two clips you want to transition between.Here are some simple steps to do just that. However, it’s actually fairly simple to create your own. Glitch effects are super popular right now. Best for: Fashion, Travel, and Your Next Zombie Movie
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