In this video editing tutorial, we will cover matte transitions and how to use them effectively in different software.
Never underestimate the power of a great transition! Not only does it keep your audience glued to the screen, but it can help you produce more engaging content and avoid mundane cuts.
In this tutorial, we show you how to use our Paper Transitionproducts as mattes to creatively transition between two video clips.
Using Matte Transitions
We will cover different methods in Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, Resolve, VEGAS, and more, showing you multiple workflows that work best for you and your project.
This matte transition tutorial covers:
The two layers that come with Paper Transitions (The matte itself & RGBA clip showing textures of the paper)
Track mattes
Alpha mattes
Luma mattes
Adjusting mattes based on composition size
Process similarities in different software (Premiere, AE, Final Cut, VEGAS, and Resolve)
Getting creative with matte transitions can lead to incredible results that are unique to you and your video. Play around with the knowledge learned from this tutorial and go create eye-catching visuals!
Let us know some of your tips and techniques in the comments below!
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