WHILE EDITING IN CAPCUT

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The video provides a clear, step-by-step tutorial for a popular editing software (CapCut) with a visually appealing outcome (dynamic anime edit). The use of on-screen text and clear demonstrations makes it easy to follow, appealing to users looking to improve their video editing skills.

Summary

The video demonstrates how to create a dynamic anime edit using CapCut, involving duplicating layers, custom background removal, applying filters and effects like shake and oblique blur, and adjusting keyframes and graphs for transitions. The creator shows a step-by-step process to enhance a plain edit into a more visually engaging one.

Structure

1Start with a plain edit in CapCut
2Duplicate main clip and apply initial cuts/keyframe adjustments
3Use custom removal and brush tools for background effects
4Apply filters and effects like shake and blur with keyframe adjustments
5Add graphs for smooth transitions
6Duplicate and layer effects for final polish

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WHILE EDITING IN CAPCUT I NOTICED THAT THIS EDIT IS VERY PLAIN AND LOOKED BORING AND LOOKED BORING TAUGHT ME THIS TRICKS I DUPLICATE THIS MAIN ON OVERLAY THEN CUT OVERLAY WHERE THE FIRST KEYFRAME DELETE THE OTHER ONE THEN CUT AGAIN TO THE THIRD KEYFRAME CUT THE CLIP EVERY 3 KEYFRAME THEN FOLLOW MY STEPS IN THIS OVERLAY I GO TO REMOVE BACKGROUND AND SELECT CUSTOM REMOVAL FOLLOW HOW I BRUSH PROCESS ON THE OTHER OVERLAY Background removed IN THIS OVERLAY I PUT TWO KEYFRAME AND THE FIRST KEYFRAME I PULLED IT DOWN BEHIND ADD GRAPH SELECT CUBIC OUT REPEAT THE SAME PROCESS IN THE NEXT OVERLAY JUST FOLLOW HOW I DID AFTER THAT HOLLYWOOD PAST AND SET TO 100 GO TO LAYER AND DRAG THE FILTER TO THE LAST EFFECTS AND SELECT SHAKE THEN GO TO OBJECT AND SELECT ALL VIDEOS AND THEN MINIMIZE LIKE THIS ADJUST INTENSITY TO 20 AND SPEED 50 AND LAST INTENSITY 0 AND SPEED 20 ADD GRAPH SELECT CUBIC OUT DUPLICATE AND PLACED IT TO EVERY CLIP AFTER THAT LET'S SEE HOW'S THE RESULT

Transcript

While editing in CapCut I noticed that this edit is very plain and looked boring. My dad taught me this tricks. So first I duplicate this main on overlay. Then cut overlay where the first keyframe. Delete the other one. Then cut again to the third keyframe. Cut the clip every 3 keyframe. Then follow my steps. In this overlay I go to remove background and select custom removal. Follow how I brush. Process on the other overlay. Background removed. In this overlay I put two keyframe and the first keyframe I pulled it down behind. Add graph, select cubic out. Repeat the same process in the next overlay. Just follow how I did. After that, Hollywood past and set to 100. Go to layer and drag the filter to the last. Effects and select shake. Then go to object and select all videos and then minimize like this. Adjust intensity to 20 and speed 50. And last intensity 0 and speed 20. Add graph, select cubic out. Duplicate and placed it to every clip. After that, let's see how's the result. If you want for part 2 just like follow and repost.