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Animate using Film Impact plugins

Animate using Film Impact plugins

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Animate using Film Impact plugins

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- [Instructor] Animating with keyframes or transitions in Premiere Pro is a great way to work, but in both cases, as we can see over here, the animation doesn't look smooth and professional. One of the reasons is that Premiere Pro can't render motion blur natively, so the obvious solution is to move this to After Effects and add motion blur over there, and we'll do so in the next episode, but before we are going to reach the After Effects territory, there is another option which is to use a third party package here inside Premiere Pro, so I'm going to show you another method of animating those layers using transitions from Film Impact, and those transitions are named Bounce Pack Plugins. So you can visit filmimpact.net, and download a free trial version, which will add seven transitions that you can find under the Video Transitions inside the Effects panel over here. Now, I already installed them. You can see that you can get more stuff from Film Impact. We are just going to work with…

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