How to Add Motion Blur to Gaming Clips in Premiere Pro

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A tutorial on how to add motion blur to gaming clips in Adobe Premiere Pro.

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I love how premiere has so many useful features yet only now do they add actual motion blur

The_Horizon

I used to key directional blur, but this looks way easier and better!

Rabbitron

i wish they would add a dedicated motion blur option, similar to how After Effects has it. this is a super good way to do it that I never learned though so good on you for that lol

Infamid

Just discovered this channel today when I started editing one of my vids, and so from now on, I'll always come here instead of those 20 min long videos explaining random crap. Thank you for the video!

tbajgai

You always explained important topics to us in less time. you're amazing sir

madlavi

YouTube recommends me this video everyday no matter what

ytRish

Timewarp is no longer available in Premiere Pro. As an alternative you can use optical flow instead. Right click on your clip in your timeline, select "speed/duration", select "time interpolation" and then select "optical flow". Depending on your footage it might give a similar effect to timewarp. Don't expect a miracle.

jacquesoff

If you guys want to avoid crosshairs getting screwed up, you just need to record your clips at 144fps above, then set the interpolation to frame blending. There you have it, a buttery smooth clip.

fero

THANKS SO MUCH THIS IS SO HELPFUL! I really did not want to spend 100 dollars on the other option so thank you so much. I love how you also make your videos short and easy not 10 or 15 minute tutorials on one simple thing. Thanks a lot!

imjayms

Bro, I actually love you. All of these other YouTubers spend 10 minutes begging for subscribers and you get straight to the point. You've earned a sub :)

brandon.w.c

I honestly thought you could only do this with RSMB in after effects (which I have) but this is very useful to know regardless

boneyg

Time warp effect is currently still being tested and developed and it is not currently in premiere 2022 if you don’t see it. It is in after effects. Although this is true you can just right click clips in timeline then click speed/duration and set time interpolation to frame blending. Else then get RSMB for it, 109$.

pedroh