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00:00 Our 8 Seamless Transitions In Action
00:47 Intro to Seamless Transitions
1:42 Learn How to Use Seamless Transitions
2:09 1. The Whip
4:36 2. Masking
6:35 3. Smooth Zoom
8:41 4. Luma Key
10:19 5. Rotation
11:45 6. Match Cut
12:45 7. The Glitch
13:34 8. Frame Fill
14:26 Check out "Seamless Video Pro" to Learn More

[lazyeight]

Just saving myself some time because I know I’ll be back.
2:16 #1 THE WHIP
4:38 #2 MASKING
6:36 #3 SMOOTH ZOOM
8:43 #4 LUMA KEY
10:20 #5 ROTATION
11:46 #6 MATCH CUT
12:47 #7 THE GLITCH
13:36 #8 FRAME FILL

At this point my comments helped more people that it’s helped me lol, I basically memorized these and don’t need the comment but like ever other month I get a notification and reminded of this comment.

[TherapyinaNutshell]

This is the best video I’ve watched on transitions. Thanks so much!

[stephencoxbass]

Hey, I just got an M50 and was looking for tutorials (I'm a music lessons youtuber) and your ad for your course came up. Man, you inspire me to do way more than just the tutorials...and pointed out how much I have to learn! Your lighting tips alone gave me so much to think about...I'll apply them soon! Thank you for all you do!

[FrankSchulenburg]

Absolutely stunning imagery. Great job at explaining the different transition techniques!

[thetravisgreene]

Thanks for taking the time to put this together, y'all. I appreciate the time and detail it requires to make something that seems so effortless and easy.

[rgut]

Want to know why I love being part of this community?
The fact that any new courses that are created are provided in the main course without additional purchase. Being able to evolve and learn more as it becomes available makes me happy that I made the decision to join a couple of years ago!

[dillonjohnson]

Great value in this video. I like how you casually mentioned the course but also gave us ways to make it happen without it

[kunwarsood]

A LOT of work has gone into this!!! And the results show 👌🏼....brilliant

[manuelrota]

This is Masterclass ! The Quality of this tutorial and the smooth pace makes it super enjoyable - Will easily Hit the Million Views. Keep the Great Job Going ; )

[brettturner]

Great rundown, my event videos were looking really stale and I thought just throwing the transitions on looked like a gimmick. All explained very well and I now have notes for my next shoot to try out. Thanks guys!

[cognitivebend]

One of the best transition break downs I've seen. Well done guys

[FahmiKhairil]

Quality quality vid right here parker ! Been waiting for a video like this and you guys curshed it ! (Oh and you crushed the rim too, what a dunk man 😭)

[creenasez]

Este vídeo sirve de ayuda para todos los filmmakers!! Agradecido que mostréis vuestros conocimientos

[BecauseRacecarOfficial]

Love learning new skills to keep pushing myself and our content presentation! Awesome
work as always lads, thankyou 👌🏼👌🏼

[AlyssaMalliae]

just wanna say that this video was amazing! You guys are so great at explaining and get right to the point! Learned so much from this and just subscribed!

[himanshuchopra]

One of the best stuff on Internet for understanding the science of transitions!!. Tysm for the important knowledge:)

[SusheeNzeutem]

Wow!!! So glad I am a FTF member already. You guys never stop to amaze me with all the amazing content you put out. Thank you!

[Jestunes]

One important fact that most people neglect to mention is the time factor. Like how long did it take to shoot all the scenes, go to the computer, upload the footage, edit and make a final master. Sort of like "We started this in February this year and finished that same year in late March." Something like that. Or "This whip took me about 2 hours to do, but you may not do it that fast so don't be discouraged. Once you do this a few times it will get faster" This way it will give a more realistic feel to someone who has never done it and what to expect.
Hey I'm just making a suggestion, cause it seems to take me days to get anything new done.
Thanks for sharing...

[celestialsandragon]

Thank you for lighting the way Parker, living your passion and sharing your knowledge, I look forward to embarking on a new passion of mine & learning from you! Aloha from Hawaii!

[EthanWalder]

That’s literally so sick guys keep doing what your doing the videos are amazing and I hope to get as good at it as you guys are one day!!!