Masking Phone Edit

This edit was completed in Adobe After Effects, though was imported into Premier Pro upon finishing via Adobe Bridge. This is due to quality and playback issues, as well as frame rate drop at different times, the image being heavily pixellated also.

The phone, being in the foreground in relation to the text, I made to hide some of the text to further show some depth to the editing. I also applied a drop shadow and a motion blur, as the text was slightly hard to see, and lacked realism with it's movement. The motion blur allowed for some smoother editing for the quick moving change of position as well, and made it look generally more professional. I had some issues where framerate went from smooth to jumpy and inconsistent, so by adding more keyframes at a regular and consistent pace the finished video played back a lot more smoothly, this was perhaps by a setting concerning the frames played between keyframes. By exporting the video through Premier Pro, I was able to retain and copy the desired quality from the previous edits within Premier Pro for consistency in my filming.

(The edit above is the worse edit, where framerate and quality is poorer. It also processed the whole clip beyond the actual visuals needed, and so I learned to make sure that the timeline finishes where I need it to).