Today Boris - a consultant at EasyMovie - continues to explain to you the multiple simple and effective transitions that make it possible to boost your videos by focusing on the chromatic transition.
Many of you have tried to replicate our transitions, and the results are quite successful! So, in the face of such enthusiasm, we can only continue to present you with other ideas that are easy to implement.
Now that you know how to make the transition with your hands and the one in motion, we can move on to something slightly more complicated: the color transition.
What's the point?
This allows move from one place to another or change stakeholders in a harmonious way. However, to make the transitions seem natural, pay attention to the positioning of your interlocutor (s) throughout the video. If it is in the center of your frame in the foreground, be sure to leave it in the center of your second plane in its new setting.
How do you go about it?
To do this, you just have to Find a color (say red) present in both planes. At the end of your first shot, move closer to the color chosen, so red, and stop recording.
Then when you start your new plan, start with that same red, and reframe your interlocutor so that he can speak again.
Be careful that the color filmed fills your entire screen to avoid false connections.
Since you are so enthusiastic about our tutorials, do not hesitate to send us your results or share them on our twitter, and our LinkedIn ! Come on, we'll let you practice while waiting for the next tutorial.
If you enjoyed this third part, feel free to check out our other tutorials:
[2/4] Video transitions: the motion transition
[1/6] Light tutorial: placing your speaker in the indoor light
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