How to Make Eminem Godzilla Music Video

Visual demonstration of how the Godzilla Music video looks like. In the first demo, the video will contain the effect on the characters mouth where fire is raging while for the second one, the eyes of the character are prolonged for the effect.

Launch the Filmora and initiate the process of creating the video. You need to import your videos to the software and then drag them to the timeline where you can preview the clips for the customization that are handy.

Create the markers on the video clip within the timeline where you can get the character changing the mood i-e., scream for the video effect. Use the key M for inserting a marker on the video.

Refer to the Markers and add the Burning body effect from the Effects library. You can drag the effect on the marker clip and also add another similar effect on the video track to make it more evident.

Add the blinking eye effect to the clip. Then customize it to your requirements. You can go for any other color and the increase the intensity as well. The effect will have affect on the eyes on the character.

Use human segmentation for the matching of the video for the background video. Simple go to the AI portrait effect and select the Human Segmentation from the list. Drag it to the timeline on the character video.

Us the color effect on the character clip. You can then customize the color within the Tone column of the color you just added This will detail your character that is on fire using the effects.

Make a cut in the original video and then add the Transition to add the epic to the scene. Use the Blurry cross transition for the scene that is changing within the timeline clips.

Add the Fire element from the Elements menu. Use the Smokescreen from the list and add it to the timeline right above the video clips. Make sure you trim the effect to the character video and make a cut for fading out later.

Use the Fade out effect to fade the character transition when the effect is approaching to the end. Adjust the effect to make it more realistic and make sure you check any distortions between the clips.

Bring in your second video to the timeline. Now you need to add the eyes effect to your character. Find the frame where the eyes are closed and make a cut for the blinking of the character.

Use the effect menu to add the Magnify effect to your video. Drag the effect to the character clip within the timeline. Make sure you add the effect to both the eyes of the character by adding the effect twice.

Customize the magnify effect using the Radius, Zoom rate and the character position as well. Repeat the effect for the other eye as well. Make sure you add the same numbers for the sliders and do not overlap both the magnify effects.

Copy the video segment within the timeline by using the Ctrl + C and for pasting it periodically, use the Ctrl + V to make the copy paste for a number of times. This will add the blinking eyes video within the timeline as you can preview.

Select the one video and use the motion tracking on the character. Use the video properties over the character video and ¬¬¬go to add Motion Tracking from the Video properties. This way you can introduce the follow-up effect as per the original video motion.

Choose the magnify from the dropdown men of the motion tracking properties within the video editor tab. and then add the motion tracking to the other video in a similar way. Make sure you select the similar setting for this video as well.

Clear your timeline and then add the original video to the timeline in the first video track. Then on top of this track, add the effect video that you just edited. Find out the eye effect where it starts and ends and make a cut on the effect video.

Now go to the video editor properties and then to the Mask to add the Rectangle mask from the list on the effect video. Then place the mask right on the eye effect and increase the radius of the mask to get the rounded edges.

Create another mask just for the center of the face character. Make sure you put it between the nose and the eye brows of the character. Preview the video afterwards to make sure you have edited the videos as per the effect.