Premiere Composite Overlay Effect tutorial

This tutorial is more detailed, introduced in the film and television post-processing in the more commonly used methods, I hope to fly special friends help, the following we look at this tutorial, in the premiere in addition to the video 1-track orbit is superimposed track. It is possible to add a composite overlay effect to the superimposed track so that the program can be made more varied.

Here's how to add a fade effect to a video clip on an overlay track, and the steps are as follows:

(1) Import the prepared clip footage into the Project window and drag it into the Video2 track in the timeline window, as shown in Figure 10-1.

(2) Click on the left side of the Video2 track to the triangle to the right, so that the track is expanded, as shown in Figure 10-2, you can see in the lower part of the track has a color band, its top has a red line ――fade lines.

(3) Move the mouse pointer over the fade control line in the color area, and the mouse pointer changes to a finger shape, 妱 shown in Figure 10-3, and the red "+" and "-" appear below it.

(4) When the mouse is clicked on the fade control line, a control point is generated, as shown in Figure 10-4.