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How to create a choppy effect (includes example clip)
I guess you can direct this wuestion to any video editing program, but I’m asking it here because I use premiere pro.
It’s most probably simple, but I wanted to know how you create a choppy effect in video editing. Here’s a sample of what I mean:
https://www.nisansun.com/Video/Event_3%20.wmv
It doesn’t seem like a speed thing… it seems as if it’s either skipping some frames or freezing every split second. I like the effect.
Thank you.
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6 Replies
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Hi,
It looks like it is simply strobed (which is what essentially what you thought it was).
I work on Avid so I couldn’t tell you how to strobe in Premiere but I am sure if you search for Strobe in the Premiere help file you will find your answer.
Regards,
David Oulashian
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In Premiere Pro go to the ‘Time’ folder in the Effects tab and choose ‘Posterize Time’. Try a frame rate of about 6 to start and then adjust from there.
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Nice! Exactly what I wanted in order to create a choppy, more chaotic action scene. Thanks!
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Isn’t it EVEN cooler that I’m from the year 2525, man is still alive, and I’m looking for how to create a choppy effect on Premiere: MARS Edition? :p
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This is amazing, thank you for the tip. It also works perfectly on After Effects. I am applying the Cartoon Style Effect + CC Plastic to create that cartoon look, but with the choppy effect gives that awesome finish I was missing.
Thank you!!
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