How to Create Smooth Warp and Turbulence Transition Effect in Filmora?

In this tutorial, I'm going to show you how to create this smooth transition using Filmora 13. This is so simple to create, so let's jump into Filmora and get started.

First, add your video clips and audio to the timeline, and you need to match those clips to the audio you use. Here, I matched my video clips to my audio like this. After that, we need to add movements to these clips, so first, I select my first clip and click this keyframe button to add a keyframe. After that, I use the scale and position to create the movements, so here, I keep this to default and move this keyframe to start like this.

I go to the center of this clip, change the scale to something like 200, and adjust the position like this. I go a few seconds forward and change the scale to 120. I also adjust the position like this. 

I bring this keyframe to the clip end. Now, our first clip movement is complete, so next, we need to add movements to our second clip. I select here and add a keyframe like before, then go to the scale, and I change the scale to something like 200. I adjusted the position to something a little bit side like this because we need to match this clip position to our previous clip position, and it also gives a smooth look to these kinds of AMV edits. 

After that, I bring this keyframe to the start, then I select the center of this clip and go to the scale. I changed the scale from 150, and I adjusted the position. After that, we need to make a zoom-in movement to his eye, so I select here and go to the scale, and I increase the scale to 300. I adjust the position like this; then, I drag this keyframe to the end. Now it zooms out and zooms into his eye like this. 

After that, we need to create the rolling animation. I select here on the timeline, then I select all my text layers and go to the multiple sections, and create a key frame on position. After that, go to the start and select my first text layer, change the Y position like this. I select my second layer and move this text layer up and I keep doing the same thing for my other text layers like this.

Let's move to our third layer. I added a keyframe here, and I kept the default settings here. I go to the center and change the scale to something like 120. Go to the end, and I will change it back to 100. 

Now it looks like this. You can see our movements aren't smooth. Let's see how to smooth our movements. I select my first clip and go to the keyframe panel. After that, select all these middle keyframes and right-click on them. Apply the curve preset to this. Now, it gives smooth curves like this. Let's see how it looks. 

Now you can see it has a smooth look. I do the same thing for my other Clips like this. Now, our movement part is complete.

We need to add trans transitions between these clips. Go to the Transitions, and I will select the Warp Zoom 3 and Warp Zoom 6 transitions for this. You can see this has a zoom-out look, so I added this Warp Zoom 6 transition here. I changed the duration to 10 milliseconds and disabled the trimmed frames. 

Now, we have a nice zoom-out that looks like this. Let's add a transition to this part as well. Here, you can see this has a zoom-in look, so I added this Warp Zoom 3 transition here like this. Now, our transition part is complete.

Let's see how to add the Warp look to these transitions. Go to the effects tab, select video effect, select Distortion, then select narrow effect and add it to the timeline. After that, I take the 25-frame long part of this layer, then go to the start and create a keyframe for the percentage.

I change the percentage to zero. Go here, and you can adjust this percentage you like, so I changed it to 50. Go to the end, and I will change it back to zero. Now, our transition looks like this. I didn't add a warp effect here because I like to add a turbulence effect to this part.

Let's see how to add turbulence look to this. Go back to the effects tab, select this "Distorting Mirror 3" effect, and add it to the timeline. This effect gives a nice turbulence look like this. After that, I take 25 frames long part of this layer. 

I bring this layer here and go to the start, create a keyframe on strength, and keep the strength value to five. Go to the end and change the strength to zero. I took a copy of this effect layer and pasted it here. Now, our smooth transition looks like this.

Finally, I will show you how to create this color-changing effect. It's very simple. Go to the effects tab and search for the Hue shift effect. Add it to the timeline like this. Go to the effect settings, and you can create a color-changing effect using this Hue set. Go to the start and create a keyframe on Hue, and I change it to zero. Go to the end, and I will change it to 100. Our smooth transition is done. Here's the result. 

That's how we can make a smooth transition inside Filmora 13. You can see it's so easy to create, and you can also download this complete project file with the help of a link in the description. Also, if you need to learn more about Filmora tutorials, you can check my Filmora tutorial playlist. I have done many tutorials about Filmora, and you can check them after watching this video. 

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