The creator shows a complex video effect, states he will teach how to recreate it, and then transitions into a step-by-step tutorial using the Filmora video editing software. He demonstrates how to shoot the initial clips, import them, perform color grading on LOG footage, duplicate layers, apply and animate masks, use an AI cutout to isolate the subject, add flash effects, and create dynamic black square transitions. He concludes by showing the final recreated effect and includes a call-to-action.
Post caption
This edit looks complicated, but it’s really just color grading, masks, and cutouts working together. 🎬
Start by recording two clips at the same location: one static shot and one where the camera follows you.
Bring everything into Filmora and, if you filmed in LOG, start by color grading your footage. Select the correct LOG profile and customize the grade until you get the look you want.
Then duplicate your clip and start layering it. Use animated masks to reveal different sections of the frame, then use AI Portrait Cutout to place yourself in front of those layers.
Add a few quick flash effects, experiment with different masks and black squares, and repeat the same process with your second shot.
Raw footage → color grade → masks → cutouts → final edit. 🔥
Transcript
Wait. What? I think I've got an idea how to recreate this. Worst, bracket two clips. One where you're sitting somewhere rank the second one at the same location, but this time you're walking while the camera follows you. Next, input your first clip into Filmora. And since I shot this in lock, I first color graded the footage. Simply select your clip, go to color, and under lock, choose the lock format you recorded in. From here, you can customize the grade even further. Once you're happy with the grade, duplicate your first clip twice. Select the original clip in your timeline, go to mask, choose rectangle, and create a keyframe at the beginning of the clip. Then move around one or two seconds forward, create another keyframe, make the mask smaller, and center it like this. Now take your first duplicate, place it above the original clip, bad original clip and go back to mask. This time only mask the bottom section of the frame so you better this effect. Then place your second duplicate on top of everything else and go to AI better. Select AI portrait cutout and now you will appear in front of all the masks. For the flash effect, make a few shortcuts of around four frames. Then go to effects, select flash and apply it to those short sections to get this look. Finally, play around with a few different masks on your main track to create these black squares throughout the clip and make the edit feel even more dynamic. Repeat the same process with your second clip, export everything rank you will end up with something like this.
