What’s up, guys! Welcome to the Post. My name is Drew Kocak. Now you Learn kinemaster green screen tutorial, and I run visual effects & editing Youtube channel, where I post my short films and tutorials. Most of my videos are based on teaching you how to edit travel vlog style visual effects.
Ones you might see in videos by Sam Kolder, Benn TK, or JR Alli That’s kind of my general niche, but I’m here on the KineMaster channel today to show you how to do this falling through the sky effect all on the KineMaster app.
All you need is a phone camera and a green screen. First, you have to set up your green screen. Make sure it’s long and tall enough for you to be able to lay across it without your limbs going over the edges; also, make sure to have enough space on the floor so you can lie entirely on the green screen itself.
Then set up your camera, press record, lie down on the green screen and do your best falling through the air impression. Yes! I know I look ridiculous doing this, but it will look cooler by the end of this video. Once you’re done, stop recording and trim the shot to your liking. You only need about 5 seconds of your green screen falling clip for this effect. And then open up the KineMaster app.
In the KineMaster app, tap the plus icon here to create a new project. Set your aspect ratio to 169 or whichever aspect ratio you would like to use for your video. Then select Media, navigate to your photos, choose your cloudy sky photo and press the checkmark. We’ve included a link to this dirty sky photo in the description below if you’d like to use the same one. Adjust it to fill the entire frame.
Press the checkmark. Next, select your cloud layer, press the three dots on the top left, and duplicate as a layer. Select your layer and drag it out to fill your entire screen. Now select the Keyframe button on the left of the screen and drag the layer to the very top, where you can see the top of the cloud photo.
Now navigate to the end of your Timeline and drag your photo up to see the bottom of the cloud photo. Let’s add a second Keyframe to that the background will move downwards with you as you fall.
Then select Layer Media and navigate to your green screenshot where you are pretending to fall. I will rotate it to be horizontal and use the Cropping tool so that only the green screen itself is visible. You were zooming a little bit here so that I can see it.
Just adjust it until all you can see is your subject and the green screen. Now drag your green screen back on the Timeline and size it the way you would like. I’m going to make it a little smaller. Then I’m going to angle it down a little bit, so I’m falling headfirst.
And now we use Chroma Key. Select enable and then adjust these sliders until the green screen is gone. You’ve got play around with this until you get the right balance. Shorten your clip, so it’s the same length as your cloud shots. Now add a Keyframe at the beginning of your clip by dragging your subject up to the top of the frame.
Then I’m going to drag myself to the bottom of the frame, so I fall through the entire screen. Now looks like a silly falling animation, but we’re going to add some additional effects to make it look more realistic. Go back to the sky layer, select Overall Animation, and select Floating. This makes the camera shake to intensify the effect.
Now add the same animation to your green screen clip. Last we need to add some clouds flying by, so it looks like we are falling through the clouds. Just search Google for a cloud PNG file or download the one I’m using here. It will be provided in the description below. Select Layer Media, go to your photos and add your cloud PNG.
Now size it however you would like, select AlphaOpacity, drop it down a bit, drag your cloud layer to the beginning of your Timeline and add some Keyframe animation. Select Keyframe, drag it down all the way, then move forward a couple of seconds. Make your cloud fly past you by moving it up into the second Keyframe.
Now when we watch this, we have a cloud flying by. We’re going to make several layers of this. So repeat the same process. Add the cloud photo, and change the Opacity and Speed of each one. This makes it look realistic with different kinds of clouds flying by because clouds come across different shapes and sizes.
So I’ll drag this off the frame, move forward a bit, then add a Keyframe for it when it starts flying past. Then I’ll move forward a few frames and drag it up past me, so it passes by. Now we have two clouds flying by! We are going to do this as many times as we need to create this effect. So keep repeating the process. (Vary your cloud size, Opacity, and Speed of Keyframe animation.) Once you have enough clouds added to your energy, you could additionally pre-render it.
I’m going to export it at 4K 2160p, High Quality. Now go to the home screen and start a new project in the same aspect ratio. Tap Media and add your exported clip to the Timeline. Tap on the hook, then tap the Speed tool.
To add to this video’s intensity, slide the Speed to 1.3 and play that back through. I think that looks a lot better because it’s way more intense like you falling through the sky! Last let’s add some sound effects for all the clouds flying by. Tap Audio and go to your SFX library.
I’ve downloaded Whoosh sounds effects from the KineMaster Asset Store. I’m going to add a variety of Whoosh sounds where the clouds are flying by. Additionally, you can add some reverb to these SFX using any of the Reverb tools presets.
I’m going to add a variety so that each Whoosh has a different sound. Once you are done adding all your other clouds and sounds effects, playback the clip, and the result is complete. The last step is the final export! So tap the Export and Share icon in the upper right corner.
Choose the resolution. I’m going to export to 4K and High Quality. And then your final video will be saved directly to your camera roll. And that’s it!
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Just use the link in the description below or search for KineMaster, And that’s it for this video! Thanks again, KineMaster, for having me. Until next time!
Hey Guys! Diego here from LVN Studio. In this video, we’re going to talk about 5 things you shouldn’t forget for a behind the scenes video.
Live studio
I’m a portrait photographer based out of Chicago, and I’ve been using KineMaster for more than one year now. It has truly taken my content to the next level.
With the photos that I post on my social media account, I also provide a short video clip to explain how to produce them. And the 5 features I use the most from KineMaster are Transitions, Effects, Video Effects, Pan and Zoom and Music.
I’m going to be using the following BTS video to explain these 5 features.
Now, in the KineMaster app let’s create a new project in 9×16 ratio, which is the perfect size for Instagram Reels or Tik Tok. Now, select Media to add the clips and photos, which I have already collected in an album for easy access and upload.
I already know the order I want them as well, so I’m going to prepare them quickly. Now that everything is set, let’s talk about the first topic, which is the Music.
Music.
KineMaster has a music library that offers a great variety of options that you can use for any type of video. Once you pick the one you like, you can simply tap Download and they will be in this location: Audio > Music.
So for this Behind the Scenes video I picked the song called Call Me DJ because as you heard, I like the way it picks up at the beginning to reveal the first photo. Then it picks up again to reveal the promotion of my tutorial, all within 30 seconds.
To add the song, simply tap it and select the Plus sign. Now, you have it in your project timeline. A great thing about this feature is that all music is copyright free. And one important thing to remember is when we work on the Transitions, we need to make sure they match the beat of the music.
Transitions.
So, what are the Transitions? A transition is a post-production technique that is used to connect one clip to another. The purpose of a Transition is to make your video flow a little better with your style.
KineMaster also offers a variety of Transitions that you can download as well. Let’s take a look at the first clip and the photo we will be connecting. Don’t pay attention to my awkward self in the beginning, but as you can see, as we play the clip the camera is slowly pointing at the model and moving away from her.
So to connect this with the photo, a zoom-out transition will look smooth. To add it, simply tap on the Plus button. In this case, we will go to the Acceleration transition that I’ve already downloaded and selected the Zoom Out transition. We will then select how long we want them to last. In this case, a bit less than one second should be good.
Pan and Zoom
Now we want to make sure the photo fills the entire screen and we’re going to do it with the Pan and Zoom feature from KineMaster. To do it, select the photo and tap on Pan and Zoom. As you can see, you can select the start position and the end position.
But first, we’re going to select both of them by tapping the Equals button on the right side. With your fingers, pinch out so you can zoom in until it covers the entire screen. Then, since we’re creating a video and this is a photo, I recommend you have movement throughout the entire video. To do that, simply adjust one of these positions in the picture.
In this case, since the Transition is zooming out, we want to make sure that the photo zooms out as well. To do this, simply select the Start Position. With your fingers, pinch out again to zoom in a bit more.
Now, let’s take a look at the results. Cool! But one more thing. To make the video even more interesting, we need to make sure the Transition matches the beat of the music. So let’s trim the first clip to accomplish that.
I can tell that the beat is in this section of the song. We want to make sure the intersection is placed right above it. To trim the clip, select it and let’s drag the left side inwards to make it shorter. There you go! We will make sure that each photo is at least two or four beats long.
For my editing process, I generally work on the Transitions first and then I focus on the Pan and Zoom, and finally, I trim the videos and photos so they match the beat of the music. Now that you know the basics of these three main features let’s quickly review the rest of the project.
For this next intersection, I used the Light Blur transition that happens to match the colours of the theme.
Next, since the clip is going towards the camera, I thought another Zoom in transition will look cool. Then, to reveal the next set of photos, I used one of my favourites Transitions, Electric burn, which has many cool effects all at once. In the next photos, I used the Spin Blur and the Light Bath transitions. Also, everything has been trimmed so it goes with the music beats.
Video
KineMaster also offers a great variety of pre-made creative Videos that you can use in your project. I’ll be using one of those for the last promotional clip at the end of the video. You can find the new Videos section by clicking Media and then the Asset Store icon at the top right.
In this case, I will use one called Lightings, which I’ve already installed.
So let’s add it to the project by clicking Media > Videos and select. Make sure to stretch it out using the Pan and Zoom feature so it covers the entire screen. Let’s shorten it a bit. Then I will add a Transition before this clip from the group Channel Cut. That will look cool to reveal the promotion.
For the text, I already have a PNG image created that I will upload as a layer so it goes on top of the video. I’ll make sure that they both start at the same time. If you select the layer you can add an In Animation effect to make it look better. In this case, I will select Scale Down. So let’s see how it looks.
Effects
KineMaster offers a variety of Effects that you can place as a layer. Which will affect all the layers within that timeframe you choose. In this case, we will be adding effects to make the final clip even more interesting. You can find this feature by clicking Layer > Effect. As you can see, I’ve already downloaded my favourite Effects.
And in this case, I’m going to use the VHS Tracking effect. Once you add the Effect, you need to make sure it covers the entire screen so it affects all areas. Then I will shorten it, and place it in the specific area so it matches the beat.
Let’s see how it looks. You could even add it to other places of your video. On top of images, clips, and you can play around and create your video style.
Thanks so much for watching, make sure to check the links in the description below to download KineMaster and start creating!
Hello everyone! My name is Yana Bononi. I’m a fashion and lifestyle blogger based in New York City. On my YouTube and Instagram platforms, you will learn about fashion, lifestyle, and how to create super cool content. Made with KineMaster
Today I’m very pleased to be here on KineMaster’s channel to share with you three easy steps to create a stylish mini vlog for your social media using beautiful effects from KineMaster.
First, I will show you how to adjust the video speed to create a nice slow-motion effect. Then you will learn how to apply some special effects to add action on it. I also will show you how to add music to make your content look even more impressive.
Let’s open the app and get started. Once you’re in KineMaster tap the Plus Icon here to create a new project. And here you have to choose the aspect ratio based on the primary social platform you are planning to use this content for.
I’m going to choose the 16×9 ratio. Tap Media. This will bring you to your camera roll where you can choose the video you are planning to work with. I’m planning to work with a couple of videos and connect them with my favourite transitions from KineMaster.
Step one: Speed.
By saying Slow motion, I mean slowing down the regular video pace. This adds to your video’s cinematic effect and helps to smooth some camera distortion. By tapping on the video, we can see that the Tools window opens. Here I’m choosing Speed and scrolling the speed slider to the right to make the speed 0.5. Your video doesn’t have to be too slow, so try to find balance.
Step two: Effects.
The effects I will show you today I’m using to create a beautiful transition between some action parts. It is best to use them when you are changing the position of the camera or on the space between videos, right here.
All the effects can be downloaded from the Asset Store button, which is below the Media Wheel in your project to the left. I have already preinstalled mine. Today I will play around with my new four favourite effects.
To add an effect, tap on your video. Go to Clip Graphics, choose the group you are interested in, and tap on the particular effect. As soon as you will choose one, the app will show you how this effect looks in the video.
You also can adjust the length of the effect by moving the yellow frame. The shorter you will make it, the faster the effect will be played and then disappear.
Step three: Transitions.
You can only use one transition per video clip, so if you want to add more transitions, you’ll have to split your video into parts. To do so, tap your video and hold it while moving the timeline. As soon as you find the right spot, tap on the Trim/Split Tool and choose Split at Playhead.
Now your video has two parts. You can keep splitting your video to make more transitions. This will allow your project to look more interactive and entertaining since viewers like to see action.
One important thing to mention is that not all the effects work for every ratio, so please pay attention to that.
Step four: Music.
Music is essential for a vlog and helps to create the right mood. In the KineMaster Asset Store, you’ll find a large selection of music and sounds. As soon as you’ve downloaded the one you like, simply tap the audio button on the panel and choose the music. You will see that all the downloaded sounds will already be in there.
Tap the one you want and then tap the Plus (+) icon. You can choose which part of the song you’d like to use, as well as press, hold and drag to move around your music clip if you want it to appear somewhere else in your video.
KineMaster is incredibly flexible when you are working with sound and allows you to overlap sounds as well as mix them and regulate the volume.
Last Step: Export.
Our video is ready to go. To export the video tap the Export and Share icon on the upper right corner and choose the resolution of your choice.
Then the frame rate and then the bitrate quality using the sliders. Then tap export. I’m uploading my video to Instagram, so I chose 1080p at 30fps. Follow these 5 easy steps to have an amazing mini vlog!
I hope you’ve enjoyed this video, and that you’re ready to create your masterpiece. If you have any questions be sure to leave a comment below. And if you don’t have KineMaster yet, you can get it on Apple’s AppStore and Google Play. Just use the link in the video description or search for KineMaster.
Your support is very important so don’t forget to put a thumbs up to show you want more cool videos. Thanks, KineMaster for having me, and don’t forget to subscribe for more awesome KineMaster tutorials. Hope to see you soon again guys! Mua!!
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Hello everyone! My name is Yana Bononi. I’m a fashion and lifestyle blogger based in New York City. On my YouTube and Instagram platforms, you will learn about fashion, lifestyle, and how to create super cool content.
Today I’m very pleased to be here on KineMaster’s channel to share with you three easy steps to create a stylish mini vlog for your social media using beautiful effects from KineMaster.
First, I will show you how to adjust the video speed to create a nice slow-motion effect. Then you will learn how to apply some special effects to add action on it. I also will show you how to add music to make your content look even more impressive.
Let’s open the app and get started. Once you’re in KineMaster tap the Plus Icon here to create a new project. And here you have to choose the aspect ratio based on the primary social platform you are planning to use this content for.
┬аI’m going to choose the 16×9 ratio. Tap Media. This will bring you to your camera roll where you can choose the video you are planning to work with. I’m planning to work with a couple of videos and connect them with my favourite transitions from KineMaster.
By saying Slow motion, I mean slowing down the regular video pace. This adds to your video’s cinematic effect and helps to smooth some camera distortion. By tapping on the video, we can see that the Tools window opens. Here I’m choosing Speed and scrolling the speed slider to the right to make the speed 0.5. Your video doesn’t have to be too slow, so try to find balance.
Step two: Effects.
The effects I will show you today I’m using to create a beautiful transition between some action parts. It is best to use them when you are changing the position of the camera or on the space between videos, right here.
All the effects can be downloaded from the Asset Store button, which is below the Media Wheel in your project to the left. I have already preinstalled mine. Today I will play around with my new four favourite effects.
To add an effect, tap on your video. Go to Clip Graphics, choose the group you are interested in, and tap on the particular effect. As soon as you will choose one, the app will show you how this effect looks in the video.
┬аYou also can adjust the length of the effect by moving the yellow frame. The shorter you will make it, the faster the effect will be played and then disappear.
You can only use one transition per video clip, so if you want to add more transitions, you’ll have to split your video into parts. To do so, tap your video and hold it while moving the timeline. As soon as you find the right spot, tap on the Trim/Split Tool and choose Split at Playhead.
Now your video has two parts. You can keep splitting your video to make more transitions. This will allow your project to look more interactive and entertaining since viewers like to see action.
One important thing to mention is that not all the effects work for every ratio, so please pay attention to that.
Step four: Music.
Music is essential for a vlog and helps to create the right mood. In the KineMaster Asset Store, you’ll find a large selection of music and sounds. As soon as you’ve downloaded the one you like, simply tap the audio button on the panel and choose the music. You will see that all the downloaded sounds will already be in there.
Tap the one you want and then tap the Plus (+) icon. You can choose which part of the song you’d like to use, as well as press, hold and drag to move around your music clip if you want it to appear somewhere else in your video.
KineMaster is incredibly flexible when you are working with sound and allows you to overlap sounds as well as mix them and regulate the volume.
Last Step: Export.
Our video is ready to go. To export the video tap the Export and Share icon on the upper right corner and choose the resolution of your choice.
Then the frame rate and then the bitrate quality using the sliders. Then tap export. I’m uploading my video to Instagram, so I chose 1080p at 30fps. Follow these 5 easy steps to have an amazing mini vlog!
I hope you’ve enjoyed this video, and that you’re ready to create your masterpiece. If you have any questions be sure to leave a comment below. And if you don’t have KineMaster yet, you can get it on Apple’s AppStore and Google Play. Just use the link in the video description or search for KineMaster.
Your support is very important so don’t forget to put a thumbs up to show you want more cool videos. Thanks, KineMaster for having me, and don’t forget to subscribe for more awesome KineMaster tutorials. Hope to see you soon again guys! Mua!!
In the present article, Let’s see how the split body effect works. This is an illusion where it looks like the upper body is being split away from the lower body. This effect is going to require a few things: your camera or phone and a tripod. What’s more, obviously, we will be utilizing the KineMaster application. If you don’t have KineMaster, check out the link box
to download it and give it a try. Let’s get right into it.
Welcome to my living room. So to make this effect work, use something horizontal. For example, this railing right here, allows me to split up my body quickly. So we need something that can block a portion of your body.
We are going to use the Cropping effect to crop two different scenes together. I understand it sounds a bit confusing, yet I will show you exactly what I want to say in a second. We are going to reenact the scene twice.
One for the upper part of your body and one for the depress part of your body. Timing is essential here, so during the scene, I’m going to be counting in my head how long I need to take each step for.
One step, one second. The second step, another second. I memorize the position of my feet; that way is going to match precisely to the upper body clip. Now I act as if I see my legs walking away from my upper body, and that’s what makes this scene work. Now that that’s done let’s focus on the lower portion of the body.
So again, I’m reenacting the same timing, and then I continue moving for the remainder of the horizon of the railing. Remember, if I go beyond the fence, you are going to see that crop and the effect are ruined. So we are going to stay behind the railing, and that’s what’s going to make this effect work.
Now that we’ve shot our footage let’s load it up into KineMaster and edit it. Open a new projectтАФ16×9 widescreen. Go to Media, All, and import the shot right here. Trim the clip right up until I come out of the wall. Right about here.
Tap the clip and trim it. Now that we made the trim let’s duplicate it as a layer make sure the video clip is selected, then go to the upper left corner and tap on the three dots. Then, Duplicate as Layer.
Now resize the video clip, so it fills the whole frame. Select the Checkmark and now let’s crop it. Remember, we are only going to be using this as the lower half clip. So I’m just going to crop out the upper portion of this video clip down to the bottom of the handrail. Right about there, then hit the Checkmark. Now, with that layer selected, I scrub through until I find the part of the clip where my legs wander off.
Right about here, I would say. We want the timing to be perfect. Now bring it over to the beginning of the timeline. Now we have to match up the timing of both clips. Let’s play it back. We’re almost there; It seems as if the layered clip is going a little bit too fast. So let me expand it just a little bit and let’s see if that helps. Let’s play it back. Now, all you have to do is export the video. Use the highest quality possible. And that’s it! You’re all done! As you can see, KineMaster is a potent tool that allows you to create these seamless effects. If you haven’t, check out KineMaster now by clicking on the link in the description box below. And that’s it for now. Thanks for watching!
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Editing Trendy Videos with Kinemaster pro and Riley McCann
Making videos with your family and friends can be so much fun. This week I’ve created some new videos with my brother Liam who’s quite the magician. Let’s check it out. I know! It looks like the printer forgot to print anything on this card. Helps with Kinemaster pro
It’s a real shame as well due to the fact that the back is pretty lovely. Oh well. I guess cards are off the table today. Wait! What just happened?! As you will soon see, the main trick in this video is how it easy was edit in KineMaster. First, create a Background in KineMaster. There heaps of backgrounds to choose from.
Pick one you like or choose a costume colour. Next, I filmed my brother on a blue screen and added it as a Layer over my Background. You can key out heaven colour with the click of a button. Exactly how very easy is that! Next, we can accentuate the moment the card changes by adding one of the in-built SFX on the Assets Store.
This whooshing sound is included free, and they’re a hundred more effects included with the paid subscription. Because I have the Premium subscription, I used this cool Overlay with the blue, green and the red colour layer on top. Select the colour layer, select Blending and choose Overlay.
Looks great! You can add a voice-over by clicking the microphone symbol and top it all off with a soundtrack in the KineMaster Asset Store. Life can be challenging when you’re hungry, and you don’t have any money. But what if my brother could magically make menu items appear? That’s what I’m talking about! Hey, leave some for me! This video involved a little trickery behind the scenes.
First, snap the menu at an empty table, then hold the position while your mom sets up the churros. Snap your menu again and in KineMaster make a cut in between the menu snap and your audience will never know…unless they’re watching this video.
Strike the like button if you’re watching right now! Planting a veggie patch at home is all very well, but it takes so long for anything to grow! Look at the time, seeds! I haven’t got all day! Thank you. Once more, you will require a good friend to develop this video clip. Set your camera on the tripod and start planting and watering your seeds. Without moving, have someone strong bring in a new pot filled with lovely home greens.
Thanks, Dad! In KineMaster, cut out the bit where the sneaky switch takes place. Go to town with some Overlays from the Asset Store. This rains SFX adds some pop to my video. All these SFX are included with the Premium subscription. Okay, guys! It’s time for me to go, and it’s time for you to get creative with KineMaster.
I’m Riley. If you like my video clips, struck the thumbs up, as well as I’ll make some extra. If you have a question, drop a comment below, and we will do our best to answer. Creating videos is comfortable with KineMaster. See you next time!
First of all, it was way too many people in this scene, a small boat, so I couldn’t even reach my camera equipment, which was buried on there you know someone since food, so I started filming in a wit only with my smartphones. Living in Amsterdam is quite entertaining. A lot of Arts that happen here is quite vibrant so find a lot of inspirations at the same time every time I go to some troubled regions realizing it’s only four or five hours flights away can I get me uneasy. Made with KineMaster
Feeling my last trip tierod, I encountered internally displaced people. We’re just escaping from the ISIS control area. I mean, the reason that I wanted to go deeper than most unit journalists when I followed refugees. First of all, I wanted to see what they go through, not so soon from the surface. That’s why I decided to follow their entire journey. Like I mean, everything was uncertain, and that was scary. At least you know I knew when I was going back home, you see for them a lot of them were doing it, you know for their next generation for their children.
┬аI was constrained with the agreement with my refugee’s story because when I got to the shore and when the smugglers are threatening, you know all the refugees, of course, I couldn’t reveal my identity by getting my camera equipment. So I was just secretly starting to fill me in a little bit only with my smartphone.
The position was completely off because when I listen are very rocky moving boats, I thought for the first time, you should consider working with different tools at an additional time.
Even when I decided to do video work, I was never really confident to edit my job, so in that sense, uh when I first know heard and saw like how at work. Was pressing in my bag you know that it is particular for someone like me that I could no choose benefit from it. First of all, you can do this you know on the move you can do that work now on your mobile phone, which is always available, and you have this you know the instant you know the feedbacks you see while you’re in the field.
┬аYou know what you’re missing me what you can add to make the story better and that then I’m seeing a huge potential for a lot of work in general with industry. ┬аactually, uh any of my own, I do know that it affects my life, and every single step I go out it’s a learning curve any experience for me, but at the same time, I do wish that my photos can convey the same you know feeling you know for othersтАж
What’s up everybody, welcome back. Thank you so much, for came to my website. In this articel, I’m sharing five workflow tips for KineMaster. Let’s go.
Before we proceed, hit that like button, subscribe and download KineMaster, in Google Play Store or the App Store. The link is Now:
We want to make sure we organize our videos. I like to manage my albums videos because it’s a lot easier to find the right clips when editing in KineMaster.
Sometimes I organize my videos based on the overall project, and sometimes I organize them by type. Sometimes, I might have an A roll album or B roll album; sometimes, I would manage by the camera. Most phones at this point automatically organize your footage by kind.
KineMaster taps into the library and shows these albums when selecting your videos. If you’re working on a long project on iOS and your device has enough room, make sure you enable Download and Keep Originals. This can help big time when editing remote with no internet connection.
Jumping to tip number two:
The Assets Store, in my opinion, is the most crucial feature in KineMaster. That’s what sets it apart. No plugins, no hassles, just a quick download. Whether you’re looking for Special Effects, Transitions, Stickers To decorate, and amplify emotions as well as titles, the Asset Store is full of options. I often go there for inspiration. I recommend modifying your videos with Clip Graphics because they add text, animations, and style. Even the most basic videos can look super professional with Clip Graphics.
Mix that with an effects layer, and you’ll start to see how your footage is going to go to a whole new level altogether. Clip Graphics are excellent for introduction videos like the one on the beginning, advertisements, and even “Subscribe” end screens.
Continuing to tip number three:
Edit your videos to the beat. Music, one of the essential parts of the whole video editing process. It adds tone and character to your scene or project overall and is the best guide for cutting and trimming clips. Before you start editing, I recommend you take some time and explore all the Music that KineMaster offers. It saves a lot of time, and the best part is that you won’t get copyright strikes. I like to pay attention to the waveforms and, of course, listen to the beat.
That way, I can trim or cut my videos at the right time. When you find the best part to transition to another clip, make sure you tap on the pin and cut it or trim it with the Trimming options. Most tracks will follow a four by four-time signature, which one is 1,2,3, 4 cut. And then that sends you over to another clip.
If you follow this technique, you notice how your footage changes with the beat. Speaking of audio,
tip number four is:
Sound Effects. KineMaster includes Sound Effects within the Music section of the Asset Store. Sometimes the environmental audio is not loud enough, but with Kinemaster, we can elevate our videos’ sound design. In this clip, there is no splash audio since it’s so far away. With KineMaster, we can include a Splash sound effect to enhance the immersion. Make sure you keep an eye on the audio levels for consistency.
I try to keep my audio levels at around 75 to 80 percent. Make sure you tap on your clips and adjust the audio accordingly.
Tip number five:
Export and Export again and again. We often export one video and repurpose it across different platforms, but not all platforms treat your videos the same way.
For example, YouTube and Facebook support videos up to 4K, and it scales down according to the user’s device. Instagram, on the other hand, caps at 1080p. I don’t know if you’ve ever noticed, but when you put 4k videos on Instagram, they kind of look weird, like super extremely sharp. Like so intense, it makes them look weird.
So make sure you export your projects according to the platform as many time as you need. KineMaster offers multiple resolution options. Up to 4K with cinematic 24 fps, motion, and gaming-friendly 60 fps.
This is going to allow you to see how the whole project looks. If you need to make any adjustments remember to tap in your clip, go to Adjustments, complete all the necessary changes to your Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, so it looks the way you want them to look for the platform of choice. But I want to know what you think.
Let me know your thoughts in the comments section down below. If you have any questions or suggestions, drop them down there. If you don’t have KineMaster, you can download it in the Google Play Store or the App Store; links are down in the description. Once again, thank you so much for sharing your time with me; I’ll catch you on the next one.
