Duplicate the lens flare and blend some blurriness on it. Third party plugins do beter work at this, but with some creativity we can also make those hard lines fade. Generated lens flares usually don’t look too good. The logo doesn’t catch the light of the flare yet, so set the blending mode to “Add”. When ever the lens flare has a chance to peek between a gap in your logo, make sure to animate it’s brightness. Animate the lens flare so that it passes the the logo behind. To make it look real epic, we’re going to add a lens flare on to it. At this point the logo animation starts to look very nice already.īut we can go a step further. And luckily Premiere Pro has a nice virtual light that we can apply on our 3D logo. At this point, your Back to the Future vector logo will have a rectangle around it, with movable corner points.
We want it come out from darkness so we’ll need to add some lighting effects. With the movie logo still selected, go to Object > Envelope Distort > Make with Mesh and there, choose 1 Row and 1 Column.
The first thing we’ll do is animate our logo so that it spins toward the viewer. With the help of some stock plugins we’re able to put our logo in a 3D space. But from experience I know that After Effects could be overwhelming at first, so it’s good to stay in Premiere Pro for a while and search for more advanced tricks to mix video effects and accomplish new things.
For visual effects, animations or other advanced special effects you’ll need to use Adobe After Effects. Its main purpose is to cut and slice your videos in a fast way. Adobe Premiere Pro is a wonderful video editing applications.
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