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So now we have vertical and horizontal, how to mix them?
I am editing this high energy coverage of a sport event, problem is some of the material is vertical, interviews mostly, so I am wondering what to do, I dealt with this issue in the past this way:
https://youtu.be/q_eVcr60trs?t=461
Anyone has dealt with this issue and would like to provide some inspiration?
Freelance Motion Designer
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My preferred option is to take the verticals into a 4 k workspace in Apple Motion and lay them onto panes or panels, then make virtual camera moves on those. Ideally, you could re-frame and crop the vertical but they aren’t always amenable to that. You could take a still or motion duplicate fo the shot, blow it up to fill the screen, add gaussian blur and lighting effects like vignette, then add the vertical as a layer on top, either centered or offset. I’ve pasted verticals into a still of a phone and then arranged that in a 16x 9 space. You can also do multiple framings of the same clip in different scales and arrange them in designs or patterns.
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