EDITING

While editing, I realized how boring and flat this edit looked. So first, let's go to the second video clip. Then go to transitions and look for the left transition and set the speed to two seconds. Next, go to the third video clip, then go to transitions again and look for the pull in transition, select the pull in transition and set the speed to two seconds. Next, go to the fifth video clip, then go to transitions again and look down for the down transition. Select the down transition and set the speed to two seconds. Next, go to the 10th video clip, then go to transitions again and look for the left transition. Select the left transition and set the speed to two seconds. Next, go to the 12th video clip, then go to transitions and look for the pull in transition. Select the pull in transition and set the speed to two seconds. Next, go back to the first video clip. Then go to effects and select the shake effect. Select all video clips. Then cut the effect at the second beat point. After that, add one keyframe. Set the speed to 20 and intensity to 61. And at the second keyframe, set the intensity to zero and the speed to zero. Copy the effect and position it just as I did. Then effect and move it to the next beat point. Then effect the first video clip section. Repeat the same process and apply all shake effects to all video clips. And remember, make sure not to make any mistakes when repeating the process. Then video effect and copy the effect and move it to the next beat point. Then effect the first video clip section. Repeat the same process and apply all shake effects to all video clips. And remember, make sure not to make any mistakes when repeating the process. Then go to the intro video clip. Go back to effects and select the shaky glitch effect. Go to objects and select all videos. Then adjust and set the intensity to 10. After that, extend the effect to the end of the video. That's all for the tutorial. Since we're finished, let's take a look at the results.