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In this video, we will show you how to create the zombie eye effect in Wondershare Filmora. First, drop your footage on the timeline. Then, find "Boris FX" in the "Effects" section. You will find the "BCC Prism" under the "Stylize" tab. Apply it to your footage.
Then go to the “Effects” settings, unfold “PixelChooser/Mocha," and choose "Launch Mocha Mask /Track." Then, you will see another screen pop-up. Here, you can track and mask anything. Zoom in on eyes; there are three options to create a mask.
Here, we choose the “Brush Tool.” Reduce the brush size by pressing the “Shift” key with the mouse's downward slide. Then, create a mask around the eyeball. To remove the excess mask, press and hold the “Alt” key to remove the unwanted mask. Then click on “Quick Mask,” and many points show up around the mask. Now, you can adjust the mask shape by selecting these points and moving them.
Remember your Playhead must stay at the starting point on the timeline. In the motion part, find and choose "Perspective" and choose "Auto" in the "Channel" option. Click on tracking “Forward,” and you'll start tracking your selected part. As you can see, our mask is moving along with the eye’s movement. Once tracking is done, click "Save" and close this window.
Now, place the Playhead at two seconds. Go to the "Effects" tab and select "Tunnel Vision" under the "Preset" option. Also, turn on "PixelChooser" now you can see the eye color is changed. Again, add a keyframe here and change “Starting Depth” to 1. Now go to 4 seconds and the 20th frame and, change "Starting Depth" to 2.2, and turn on the keyframe of "Ending Depth." Last, change the "End Depth" value to 8 at 8 seconds. Now, let's render it to see the final preview.
Tutorial on Creating Zombie Eye Effect in Filmora
What you need to prepare:
- A computer (Windows or macOS)
- Your video materials.
- Filmora video editor
Import Files and Apply Suitable Effects
Initiate the editing process by launching Wondershare Filmora and selecting the “New Project” button from its main window. Following this, select the “Media” tab and import your videos into Filmora. After this, add the video to the timeline and head towards the "Effects" tab. Choose “Boris FX” effects and apply the desired effect to the footage.
Choose the Right Mask Track to Access New Window
Afterward, go to the effects settings from the right-side panel and choose "PixelChooser/Mocha." A drop-down menu will appear from which you need to choose "Launch Mocha Mask/Track." This will take you to a new window where you can easily track things and apply masks to them.
Use the Respective Tool to Create a Mask
Now, on the top bar, you will see three options that can be used to create a mask. Select the “Brush” tool option from them, and adjust its size according to your need. Following this, create the mask around the object and remove the unwanted mask with the help of the Alt key.
Adjust Mask Shape
Moving on, click the “Quick Mask" option from the top toolbar. As you select this option, you will notice that many adjustment points will appear on your masked area. With the help of these points, you can easily adjust the mask shape by moving them. Make sure that your Playhead is at the starting point.
Select the Specific Settings and Start the Tracking your Mask
In addition, choose the "Perspective" option from the "Motion" section at the bottom of the window. Next, choose the "Auto" option from the drop-down menu of "Channel," which is located on the left side of the "Motion" section. After this, select the “Track Forward” option from the toolbar below the clip to start tracking the selected part.
Make the Final Settings and Access the Render Preview
After successful tracking, click the "Save" option from the top left corner and close the window. Now, move Playhead a few frames forward and access the “Effects” settings. Select the required “Preset” and turn on the “PixelChooser” by scrolling down in the settings.
In addition, add keyframes at the required positions and adjust their “Starting Depth” and “Ending Depth” as per your requirement. After making all the adjustments, click "Render Preview" to see the results.
As we know, good visuals can add quality to content. Make your content more fun and captivating by adding animated effects. This guide has explained the process of adding horror effects to a specific part of the video using Wondershare Filmora. You can easily do this tricky task and achieve your goal without wasting time.
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