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**Title:** 5 Super Easy Visual Effects in Adobe Premiere Pro (Creative Tuesday)
**Summary:**
* The video showcases 5 easy visual effects in Adobe Premiere Pro:
1. **Invisible Cloak (Harry Potter)**: Using a green screen and Ultra Key effect.
2. **Sky Replacement**: Utilizing a blue sky as a natural chroma key.
3. **Color Magic Trick**: Selectively desaturating colors using HSL Secondary tab.
4. **Lightning Effect**: Creating a lightning strike with a black solid, Linear Dodge, and a lightening effect.
5. **Practical Cut-In Effect**: Achieving a "catching a t-shirt" illusion with clever editing and camera work.
**Additional Notes:**
* Sponsored by Audio Blocks, an online music and sound effects library.
* Additional resources: dedicated tutorials, free preset packs for handheld camera motion, and links in the video description.
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**Video and Sponsorship**
1. The video is brought to you by Audio Blocks.
2. The video is part of "Creative Tuesday" on Cynic on .NET.
3. The previous video on the topic gained over a million views.
**Green Screen (Invisible Cloak) Effect**
4. A green screen and a dark fabric are required for the "Invisible Cloak" effect.
5. An old brown curtain can be used as the dark fabric.
6. The camera should be placed on a tripod for this effect.
**Premiere Pro - Green Screen**
7. In Premiere Pro, place the empty shot at the bottom of the timeline.
8. Place the green screen shot on top of the empty shot in the timeline.
9. Apply the "Ultra Key" effect to the top clip to remove the green screen.
**Blue Screen (Sky Replacement) Effect**
10. A blue sky can be used as a natural alternative to a green screen for chroma keying.
11. Film from a low angle to capture the blue sky as the background.
12. Expose for the background, possibly using an ND filter.
13. In Premiere Pro, apply the "Ultra Key" effect to remove the blue sky.
**Color Manipulation Effect**
14. To change the color of an object, use the "HSL Secondary" tab in Premiere Pro's Lumetri panel.
15. Select the color to change using the color picker and mask.
16. Adjust the saturation, lightness, and hue to achieve the desired effect.
**Lightening Effect**
17. Premiere Pro has a built-in "Lightening" effect, but it can be unstable.
18. To stabilize the effect, create a black solid, set its blending mode to "Linear Dodge", and then apply the Lightening effect.
**Additional Effects**
19. To enhance the Lightening effect, add a small explosion stock clip.
20. Change the blending mode of the explosion clip to "Screen" to remove the black background.
21. A global flash can be added using a white solid with "Add" blending mode and adjusted opacity.
**Cutaway Magic Trick**
22. The "Cutaway" magic trick involves freezing in place, changing, and then pretending to catch an object.
23. In Premiere Pro, achieve this effect by cutting away the unwanted parts and matching the actor's movements.
24. Adding fake camera motion using a preset pack can enhance the effect.