Adobe Premiere Pro 2025 Tutorial - In this video, • How to create SCREEN SHAKE effect in Premi... ,I show you how to create screen shake effect in Premiere Pro. Watch the full video till the end to know more about it. Subtitles :- -------------- Hey guys, welcome back to NEXTGENBLOGGER and in this video I want to show you how to create screen shake effect in Premiere Pro. Now to start off, I've already opened up Premiere Pro and I've also imported a demo video in the timeline. So this is my demo video present right here. Now first, what we are going to do is we will move the cursor and place it on that position in the timeline from where we want the shake effect to start. So let's say I want the shake effect to start from this particular position in the timeline that is 3 seconds 10 milliseconds. Next, go to 'Effects' and now search for the 'Transform' effect. Now once you see the 'Transform' effect, simply drag and drop it on top of the video like this. Next, go to 'Effect Controls' and if you scroll down below, right at the bottom, you're going to find this section called 'Transform'. Now inside this section, you're going to find these two options 'Scale' and 'Rotation'. So click on the 'Toggle animation' icon which is present on the left hand side of both 'Scale' and 'Rotation'. Next, zoom in like this and now move the cursor forward by couple of frames. So let's say let me move the cursor forward by 30 frames and now add a keyframe for both 'Scale' and 'Rotation' in this particular position in the timeline. Next, what you need to do is you need to move the cursor and place it right at the center of both these keyframes and now increase the value inside the 'Scale' option from 100 to 110. Next, move the cursor and place it right on top of the first keyframe and now move the cursor forward by two frames and now change the value inside 'Rotation' to 1. Next, move the cursor forward by two frames once again and now change the value inside 'Rotation' to -1. Now move the cursor forward by two frames once again and now change the value inside 'Rotation' to 1.2. Now move the cursor forward by two frames once again and now change the value inside 'Rotation' to -1.2. Now move the cursor forward by two frames and now change the value inside 'Rotation' to 1.4. Now move the cursor forward by two frames once again and now change the value inside 'Rotation' to -1.4. Now move the cursor forward by two frames once again and now change the value inside 'Rotation' to 1.6. Now move the cursor forward by two frames and now change the value inside 'Rotation' to -1.6. Next, move the cursor forward by two frames and now change the value inside 'Rotation' to 1.4. Now move the cursor forward by two frames once again and now change the value inside 'Rotation' to -1.4. Now move the cursor forward by two frames once again and now change the value inside 'Rotation' to 1.2 and now move the cursor forward by two frames once again and now change the value inside 'Rotation' to -1.2. Finally move the cursor forward by two frames once again and now change the value inside 'Rotation' to 1 and now move the cursor forward by two frames once again and now change the value inside 'Rotation' to -1. And so now if I play this entire thing for you right from the start. So as you can see we have successfully created a screen shake effect. Now one thing that I want to do is I want to create a duplicate of this video. So select this video, press Ctrl C and now press Ctrl V. Now move this original video one layer above like this and move this duplicate video below like this. Now select this duplicate video and look inside 'Effect Controls' and what you need to do is you need to delete this transform effect from this duplicate video. So the reason I added this duplicate video is because when the shake effect happens, sometimes black bars may be visible above and below. So in that particular case having a duplicate video below make sure that no black bars are visible. Another thing that I wanted to tell you is if you want you can also add some Motion Blur. So select your original video and look inside 'Effect Controls' and right at the bottom you're going to find this option called 'Use Composition's Shutter Angle' which is currently tick marked. So you need to uncheck this option and now increase the value inside the 'Shutter Angle' option from 0 to 360 and this will give a Motion Blur effect to the shake effect. So this is how you can create screen shake effect in Premiere Pro. Do let me know your thoughts in the comment section below. Like the video and subscribe to my YouTube channel. I will again see you in the next video. Till then thanks for watching. Facebook :- www.facebook.com/nextgenblogger Twitter :- www.twitter.com/nextgenblogger Instagram :- www.instagram.com/nextgenblogger #adobe #premierepro #nextgenblogger