CAMERA SHAKE in Premiere Pro! (FREE PRESET)

Introduction

Are you ready to add some dynamic motion to your videos? In this tutorial, we'll guide you through the steps to create an engaging camera shake effect in Premiere Pro. Stick around until the end for a free preset that you can instantly drag and drop onto your videos!

Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Camera Shake

1. Add the Transform Effect
   Begin by searching for the Transform effect in Premiere Pro. Drag this effect onto your video clip.

2. Set Scale Option
   Next, adjust the scale option to 115. This slight increase will help to exaggerate the shaking effect.

3. Keyframes for Position
   It's time to create keyframes for the position of the video. Set up the keyframes to alternate between the left and right sides of the frame. Start by creating your first position keyframe.

4. Position Shifts
   Move forward about three frames (you can press the right arrow key to advance one frame, or hold Shift and press the right arrow key to jump five frames) and adjust the position to shift towards the left side. You might also want to move it a little bit down.

5. Repeat the Process
   After another three frames, move the position back to the right. Continue alternating sides, but don’t make the movement too uniform. Add some variety by slightly adjusting the vertical position as well: when going left, don’t move as far as the previous right movement, and when going right, incorporate a small vertical adjustment.

6. Ease of Moving with Transform
   Alternatively, you can click on the Transform effect itself to drag the footage on-screen for more intuitive positioning, rather than using the X and Y coordinates.

7. Playback
   As you build up a series of keyframes, press play to see how the shaking effect looks. If you feel like redoing the same process multiple times, simply copy and paste the keyframes for a faster workflow.

8. Adding Motion Blur
   To further enhance your effect, add some motion blur. Make sure that the option for Use Composition Shutter Angle is toggled off and set the shutter angle to 360 degrees. The higher the degree, the more intense the motion blur will be.

9. Experimenting with Other Effects
   Feel free to manipulate other parameters, like rotation and scale, to create various types of camera shakes.

10. Download the Free Preset
    For a quick solution, check the link in the description for a free preset. Alternatively, consider our camera shake preset pack, which offers seven different types of shakes for a variety of effects.

11. Smooth Zoom Transition
    You can also craft a smooth zoom transition using a similar technique. For more details, check out the video linked above.

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Keyword

• Camera Shake
• Premiere Pro
• Transform Effect
• Keyframes
• Motion Blur
• Free Preset
• Scale
• Rotation
• Video Editing
• Zoom Transition

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FAQ

Q1: What is a camera shake effect?
A1: A camera shake effect simulates the motion of a camera, adding dynamism to your video and making it feel more energetic.

Q2: Can I use the camera shake preset on any video?
A2: Yes, you can apply the camera shake preset to any video clip in Premiere Pro to enhance its visual appeal.

Q3: What is motion blur and why is it used?
A3: Motion blur is a visual effect that simulates the blurring of fast-moving objects in a frame. It adds realism and smoothness to motion effects like camera shakes.

Q4: How do I adjust the intensity of the camera shake?
A4: You can adjust the intensity of the shake by changing the positioning keyframes. Additionally, adjusting the motion blur's shutter angle can affect the overall look of the shake.

Q5: Where can I find the free preset mentioned in the tutorial?
A5: The free preset can be found via the link provided in the video description.