Bounce In Premiere Pro Tutorial (Using After Effects)
Easiest way to add bounce, wiggle, and so many more effects to your video in premiere pro. This is quick, useful, and free Premiere Pro Tutorial.
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Transcript:
Hey guys I hope you're doing fine staying inside home and learning After Effects and Premiere Pro. In this video I'm going to show you how you can have the bounce effect or wiggle effect very easy inside Premiere Pro, and I know it's hustle to go through key frames make them manually one by one. So today I'm going to show you an easy way to do that. For this tutorial you need to have After Effects and Premier Pro 2019 and above installed on your machine. So lets get start it. I am making a new composition, I'm going to make a new layer and now I'm ready to apply the animation to it. I will right click and from effects, distort, I will choose Transform effect and apply the key frames to transform effect. At the beginning I wanted turn off the screen to the left select the key and in 10 frames I need it to be back at its first place. So I have the animation right now and I'm ready to apply the bouncing expression to it. Well I have the bouncing expression here written down by Dan Ebberts from motionScripts.com and simply Dan Ebberts is the god of Expressions so I'll recommend to go to motionScripts.com and learn a lot from him. I will copy the expression, and hold down alt button and click the stop watch and control v I will paste the expression, and let's see I have the bounce on the layer. Very well for next step I need to right click on the position go to key frame assistant and convert expressions to key frames like that. And foe now I don't need the expressions anymore because I have all the key frames made. Very well, for next step I will go File and export my project as a Premiere Pro project. Save it, and then go to Premiere, Import project and I can choose important entire project, I will hit okay and I will open the comp and I have the layer and on top of the layer I have the transform effect with all the bouncing key frames. So for now I have the reference or I have the tools I'm going to apply this transfer to for example a text let's write "Boune In Premoiere Pro", and selected its position, and go to the layer I brought it from after effects and copy the transform and paste it on top of this layer, and like that I have the bouncing effect on my text. And I can do the same for wiggle or any other expression that goes to transform I can do the exact same way. Let's go to After Effects and select the Opacity, and apply a wiggle effect to it. With a speed of 10, and 50 as dimension. Okay I can change the 50 to 100 so I can see it better, and 10 to probably 5. Very well and now the next step was to select opacity go to key frame assistant and convert Expressions to Key Frames. And I don't need expression no more. And I will export my project as a Premiere Pro Project. And go to Premiere then I will import the entire bounce project and now I have the opacity Expressions that I bake them to key friends here I can copy this transform and apply to my text, get rid of the last one and apply the new one. All right so that's easy that's just a few steps to do that and it will save you a lifetime of making all these key frames, and to help you more saving your time, I have made a thousand Premier Pro motion presets already here in EnvatoMarket, you can go here and download it, it's very easy, it's just a preset and all the tutorials are included. You have IN presets for the layer to come inside the frame, loop preset when you have your layer inside the frame you can loop the motion of it, and out preset to let the layer goes or fade from the frame. Thank you for watching this tutorial I'm going to include the link of this pack and check it out, it will save you tremendous amount of time. Thank you for watching and just shoot me any question that you have in the comments down below thank you very much have a good day stay safe