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Fit video file into a shape using Premiere Pro
How do I fit a video into a shape using only Premiere Pro? Just like Photoshop uses a clipping mask to clip images into the shape of another image, I want to clip a video clip inside a circle shape. I have been trying everything I can think of since 8 AM and have had no success finding help on-line. IS it even possible?
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Draw a white circle in the Title and superimpose over the clip
Add a Fast Blur for feather if needed.
Add Track Matte Effect and set it to track two.
You can also use the Circle effect with several properties build in.———————————————–
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A garbage matte will do it:
https://help.adobe.com/en_US/premierepro/cs/using/WS43FF61E8-FF2C-4ec7-8A10-CEBD210A36F9a.html
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Bit tricky setting a garbage matte to a circle.
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Ah, good point. I missed that part – only seeing the beginning of the post which said “shape”.
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what about green screen footage with keyed out background. I want the footage behind it to show only within the silhouette of remaining footage? like at 2:03 seconds into this video. https://youtu.be/O3WRXYYBwRA?t=2m3s
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I’m trying to do this exact same thing.
What do you mean by “draw a circle in the Title”?
I’ve tried Generate circle and it makes a cutout circle for the video but I can’t figure out how to make it so the video is in a circle and it is superimposed over another video. I just see the video in the circle and it’s a solid color around the sides.
After that, I’m hoping to be able to move it around to music. i know how to do some of this in AfterEffects but it’s too hard to do anything to music in that program.
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