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You can emphasize your character movements using the bounce effect. You can use them in your game plays and add a fun look to them. You can get this effect by using filmora11. Import your gameplay into the project and then drag it to your timeline.
Now choose the song from the audio menu. You can choose any song for example party pop from the beat music section. Drag it right underneath your video. You can see the decline and then suddenly encourage backup. You will cut the audio there looking at the first bit of it.
Now you will look to your footage and find the area where that pause is about to happen. You will look for that part where you are about to shoot your opponent. So, at the point where you decide to shoot, you will hit on that video and then find the end point of the battle.
Easy Steps to Add Bounce Effect in Videos
What you need to prepare:
- A computer (Windows or macOS)
- Your video materials.
- Filmora video editor
Download and Install Filmora
To begin with, you need to install the latest version of the software on your system. Be it Windows or Mac, Filmora supports both the leading OS.

Import the Footage
Import your gameplay footage into Filmora and drag it down to add it to your timeline.

Add Audio
Go to Audio > Beat Music > Party Pop or choose any other audio which you prefer.

Choose Section suitable to add the Bounce Effect
See-through your video and choose an area where it is the most suitable to add the bounce effect. For example, mark the point where the game character is going to shoot his opponent. Hit ‘M’ and mark the point where you are about to shoot and then another point where the shooting ends. Click on those markers and make cuts.
Cut your audio accordingly, and get rid of the first fit.

Similarly, after choosing the first section for adding the effect, look for more sections in the video where you want to add the effect and repeat the same steps. Once you have your sections, get rid of the extra parts of the footage by deleting them.
Add Effect
Double-click on the footage and go to Speed > Speed Ramping. From the pre-sets, choose Bullet Time. Look through the footage and find a point where exactly you want the speed to decrease.
Drag the frames downward and bring the frame to 1x when you want the speed to get back to normal. Then your speed curve will look somehow like the one in the picture below:

After adjusting the speed, render your video to sync your footage with the audio.
Add Effects to the First Section
Play your video, and right on your slow-motion section, hit ‘M’ on your keyboard. Add a filter to focus on the scene where you are trying to defeat your enemy.
Go to Media > Sample Color > Choose any color.
Drag the color onto the second half of your video. Double-click on the color, go to Tone and drag the sliders to adjust brightness, saturation, and contrast.

Go to Image > Mask > Choose the Circle option and click on the ‘Invert the mask’ option. Adjust the size of the mask by moving the slider through the scale. Increase the blur strength after adjusting the position and hit OK.
Add a keyframe, and increase the width and height of the keyframe.

Adjust Speed and Keyframes for Other Sections
Go to animation > Customize > Add a keyframe on the second section of the video where you are searching for your opponent. Adjust the X and Y position and right before the game character is going to jump upwards, rotate the video.
You can also add speed ramping to this video and the third section where the character is throwing a grenade towards his opponent (similarly as described earlier) to add an impressive effect.

Add Effects
Go to effects > Search ‘Flash’ > Add Flash Black (or any other effect) onto your second video. Also, adjust the duration and speed of the effect by double-clicking on the effect.

Similarly, add other effects for the third video. Go to Effects > Blur and drag it down to the third video to show that there were a lot of impacts when the grenade was thrown.
Finish with Adding Transitions
Finish the effect by adding a transition of your choice. Go to Transition > Speed Blur > Blurry Roll 2 and drag the transition between the videos to tie the sections together and you are done with adding the bounce effect.
You can also add other transitions such as Fade and adjust the fade out of the audio by double-clicking on the transition.

The bounce effect adds a fun element to your video and it gives a seamless effect that is enjoyed by the players and adds interesting enhancement to your gameplay visuals and audio.
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