So friends, how are you all? Welcome once again to another new video on video editing! In today's video, we have created a special edit based on a Marathi song. This video is perfect for boys, girls, and even couples. Let me know in the comment box how you liked the video!
So now, friends, first of all, what you need to do is open your Motion application. Then, if you've already imported the beat-mark and picture project from the website, open the first beat-mark project. Here, you’ll see several grouped layers that I’ve pre-arranged for you.
Now, here’s a simple task. I’ve set up a text layer for you at the bottom. What you need to do is click on that text layer. At the top, you’ll see fonts available. Click on the font option, go to "Add Font," click on the three lines on the side, and then select "Import Font." From there, choose the folder where your ZIP file is located. I’ve given you an emoji font; select that and add it.
Once the font is added, it will automatically apply to the remaining layers. If it doesn't apply automatically, click on each layer to edit the font manually as needed. After adding the font, the next step will be to add your photos.
To add your photos, here's what you need to do. First, I’ve set up some groups for you below. Select the first group and open it. Inside, you'll see a placeholder image with a black color. Click on that black image, and on the side, you’ll see an option for "Color and Fill." Click on this option, and from there, choose any photo you want to use. For example, I’ve selected a sample photo here, so just choose your own photo and add it.
In this way, apply your photos to the first three groups initially. Then, move on to the other two groups I’ve arranged for you, and add photos in the same way. Now you can continue by adding your photos throughout the project as instructed.
Step 1: Adding Photos to Lyric and Other Groups
1. Lyric Group: First, select the group containing your lyrics. Click on "Edit Text" and replace the placeholder black image with your own photo by going to "Color and Fill" and choosing your photo.
2. Additional Group Photo: Below, you’ll find another group with a placeholder image. Open this group and click on the last placeholder photo (usually in black), and replace it with your image by selecting "Color and Fill" and adding your chosen photo.
3. Add a New Photo Layer: Go back to the group, open it in "Edit Group" mode, and go to the beginning of the timeline. Click on the large plus button, select the "Media" option, and import a new photo. Drag this photo to the end of the timeline to extend its duration.
4. Adjust the Layer Order: Click and hold on the new photo layer, then drag it to the bottom to make sure it doesn’t cover any other layers.
5. Position and Adjust the Photo: Once added, click on the photo, go to "Movement Transfer," and adjust its position and size according to your preference.
Repeat this process for each group that needs photos, following the instructions I’ve provided.
Step 2: Setting Beat Markers and Adding Individual Photos
1. Adding Photos to Beat Marks: Go to the specific beat markers, such as at 18 and 29 seconds. At each beat marker, select the "Media" option, import a new photo, and adjust its position.
2. Zoom Effect: For each photo at the beat marker, click on the photo, go to the "Effects" option, and apply the zoom effect by clicking on the pre-set effect on number five (or as instructed). This will add a zoom effect to the photo.
3. Repeat this process for each beat marker where you need to add a new photo.
Step 2: Applying Effects
1. Open the Effects Project: Go back and open the project where you've imported the effects.
2. Copy an Effect: Click on the effect already applied to a sample photo, go to "Effects," select the effect, and copy it.
3. Paste the Effect on Photos: Open the beat-marked project again, go to the required beat marker (e.g., at 18.29 seconds), and paste the effect onto each of the four photos by clicking on each photo, going to "Effects," and selecting paste.
By following these steps, you’ll be able to apply the effects to each photo seamlessly.
After you’ve pasted all the effects on the photos, your video is now completely ready.
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