HOW TO ADD BLOOM TO YOUR VIDEOS IN PREMIERE PRO OUTDATED (Updated Video With PRESET in Description)

Since Adobe Premiere Pro doesn't have a bloom effect to drag and drop, I made my own customizable solution that looks great. And today I'm giving you the inside info to do it yourself on any type of footage.

Over on Instagram/TikTok, people have been asking me how I make my footage glow. What they're actually asking about is this effect called bloom, which kind of puts a halo around light sources, highlights, and other lit-up sections of the frame.

But anyway, the point of this video is to help you give your footage some new life and to inspire you to try new things and take some risks with your editing and storytelling.

So thanks for watching, and if you've made it this far, thank you for your time.

If you could leave a comment saying "Wow Trent, this was so cool and helpful, you should definitely teach us more about the film look," it would mean a lot. (Just copy and paste that comment, no need to get fancy.)

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[suigetsuh]

I just rearranged my whole premiere pro according to yours. It's so much more spacious than the default one. I'm an amateur editor and don't spend much time so this definitely helped! The tutorial is concise and well done as well, thanks!

[Trentorials]

Let me know what other things you guys would like to learn on the channel! I’m stoked to make content you love 🎉

happy new year.

[JamesRaymondCruz]

I was about to sleep (AM in the Philippines) but the algorithm led me to find the content creator I'm looking for long. 1st day of the year and I'm already happy. Have a great year man!

[SeekingConnection]

Definitely the best tutorial for this effect i've seen! very easy to follow and just straight to the point! can't wait to try this on my video! Thank you!

[gingerbreadzak]

00:13 🎥 Filmmaker shares a method to achieve a cinematic glow effect in Premiere Pro.
00:29 💡 The technique works on various footage qualities and lighting conditions, as long as there's a source of natural glow to emulate.
01:54 🎨 Color correction might be necessary, especially for log-format footage, before applying the effect.
02:38 🎬 Duplicating the clip and applying a Luma key followed by a Gaussian Blur helps create the desired glow effect.
03:45 🔍 Adjusting the opacity of the top layer fine-tunes the intensity of the glow effect.
✅ Summary complete.

[angurishudesu]

Wow Trent, this was so cool and helpful, you should definitely teach us more about the film look :)

[LucileCharvin]

Loved your intro! And many thanks for your clear and quick explanations!

[jazebuchheister]

Thank you so much! This is one of the best tutorials I've ever watched

[lawsonstinson]

TRENTTTT! its lawson! your youtube video was on my recommened and i was blown awayyy! dude youre absolutley killing it. And thank you for this video great greattt content. Proud of you dawg

[Inframe]

Wow Trent, this was so cool and helpful, you should definitely teach us more about the film look

[aryreza]

Wow Trent, this was so cool and helpful, you should definitely teach us more about the film look

[trangnguyenthu]

Thanks for the tips! Btw, what song did you use in the bg?

[angelovllmr]

Been using premiere for more than 5 years but still learned a LOT from the first 2 mins of this video lol. (trimming from the bin??? dragging JUST the audio OR video???)

[flynt_]

loved the content, very easy to learn and well explained

[Davingnchill]

this is really beautiful man happy to see someone that creative like you man keep it up!!

[SarahKane]

I gasped when I saw the honda acty....what a surprise. thanks for the tutorial too!

[onii]

Wow Trent, this was so cool and helpful, you should definitely teach us more about the film look

[taurinh]

Love the tutorial! Quick and to the point! Great intro as well. 

If I may suggest something, at the beginning throw up the final clips with the effect to show people what you will be creating while talking, give us the tease at the final product, or use the effect on your intro footage to show us what we will be doing. Then at the end show the final rendered clips maybe with some music underneath or you summarizing.

overall, loved the content will be subscribing, can't wait to see what you do!

[umrkhayam]

cool tutorial, love the shot compositions!

[viaJordanFoster]

Wow Trent, this was so cool and helpful, you should definitely teach us more about the film look