Toonly Explained (3:25)
A quick overview of how Toonly (an online animation editor) works
A quick overview of how Toonly (an online animation editor) works
Want to learn everything about Filmora in half an hour? This is the video.
Use freely downloadable effects and sound to make a great intro in Fimora
Start using this free and user-friendly video editor in 3 minutes
Which of these two free to use video editor is for you?
Learn how to reach through a computer screen with this green screen trick. These fun Zach King style effects are easy to recreate with the right setup!
Look at some fun ideas and be creative!
It is an easy but powerful drag-and-drop split screen engine in Filmora 9.2. There are plenty split-screen presets for you to explore and here are a few fun ideas of using it!
An excellent demonstration of the editing tools and their short cuts.
Learn these keys and you’ll learn the most used commands as well.
Learn 3D camera tracking from 3 examples.
Watch it if you’re an experienced PP user and see if you’re missing anything.
Good for beginners: learn about composition settings, simple motion graphics and effects – learn the trim paths, pre-comp and properties.
Force Motion Blur: add motion blur to moving object Fill: Change colour of the entire object Motion Tile: create transition or slideshow Vignette: add edge round to create a style Drop Shadow: create song shadows to make things pop out from the background 3D Camera Tracker: Track 3D data of a shot Light Sweep: use over the title to bring attention Audio Spectrum: create an audio reaction to music Warp Stabiliser: easily remove camera shake, more smooth Lumetri Colour: for color correction Particle World: manipulate particles Noise: stylise motion graphic and title Fractal Noise: generate maps for distortion and atmospheres...
Five After Effects expressions (codes) to animate objects Bounce Effect Wiggle Effect Squash and Stretch Motion Tail Timer Up or Down
3D Camera Tracker: Placing 3D Text in a Video Timewarp: Bullet Time Effect Pixel Motion Blur: Smooth Video Camera Lens Blur: Filmic Blur and Bokeh Wiggle: Camera Shake Effect
Emotional response rhythm in editing = “time + energy + movement, shaped by timing, pacing and trajectory phrasing” for the purpose of creating cycles of tension and release Knowledge embodiment = connect yourself to the movement Continual eye movement is not often best: smooth attention vs movement phrasing (rhythm) Kinesthetic imagination – let the audience imagine the in-betweens
What is dolly zoom How it’s used in films and animations