☞ Filmora Tutorial: How to Make 8-Bit Remix Video ☜
- 8 years ago
What if real life things like sports fails, funny moments nowadays are turned into old time 8-bit game? Check this creative and dirty remix (⌐■_■)!
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Subtitles:
First, let’s choose a bgm for our intro in the music library.
Then, we need several text effects.
You can press the space button to preview.
Some of those included animation so you can directly use it as your video intro.
and for all of them, the size, position can be customized.
Let’s drag and see.
Ok, so currently this is a black background.
But I’d prefer another color.
So go to the media library and find sample colors.
I think that grey is good, so drag here.
But I think it’s a little bit dark,
double click on it and adjust the brightness.
The intro would probably last for 8 seconds, so I’ll drag to extend the duration.
Double click on the text to change a little bit.
I’d like it to be more catching with a border of this dark grey.
And make it thicker.
You know filmora allows you to add 3 text tracks,
but what if you want more.
You can do it here.
Let’s make it smaller like 32.
Apply the border as well to be darker and move here.
Click animation and apply down insert, this was widely used in those old time games.
Here, the grey bar indicates the intro or outro animation.
So I just drag and make it all white so the text will be still.
Same thing for Filmora. At last, click ok to apply changes.
Next, we need more text like 1 or 2 players and press start.
Double click, and type 1p 2p, make the size 22.
If you don’t want the default animation, just click here and choose no animation.
Now, use this text again, and type press start.
Make it 22 and put it in bottom.
You can click arrow button to adjust the size as well. Let’s preview.
After we press start,
there will be a loading animation before the game starts.
In elements, there’s a loading sign.
Drag and adjust the timing.
Now I’ll show you how to make the game video.
Import some short clips.
I need a different background music for the video.
Double click on previous audio and put a fade out for smooth transition.
Now I’m gonna use a pixel 8 bit filter.
That's too blurry, but double click and adjust the square size.
3 is good. And extend the duration.
Now, let’s see what are the transitions.
A lot of old time memories huh. I’ll use the pacman.
Import a white background to PIP track,
double click and choose mask effect, than you can change the height and position.
Use the same method to create a white bar on bottom.
Alright, find an animated lower third to show the name of sport.
Fencing and diving. Also, let’s put a blinking game over text.
Made with: http://filmora.wondershare.com/video-editor/?utm_source=filmora_seo_channel&utm_medium=annotations&utm_campaign=GetCreative_8Bittutorial
Download 8 Bit Gaming Effects Pack: http://filmora.wondershare.com/effects-store/vlogger-gamer-effect.shtml?utm_source=filmora_seo_channel&utm_medium=annotations&utm_campaign=GetCreative_8Bittutorial
Subtitles:
First, let’s choose a bgm for our intro in the music library.
Then, we need several text effects.
You can press the space button to preview.
Some of those included animation so you can directly use it as your video intro.
and for all of them, the size, position can be customized.
Let’s drag and see.
Ok, so currently this is a black background.
But I’d prefer another color.
So go to the media library and find sample colors.
I think that grey is good, so drag here.
But I think it’s a little bit dark,
double click on it and adjust the brightness.
The intro would probably last for 8 seconds, so I’ll drag to extend the duration.
Double click on the text to change a little bit.
I’d like it to be more catching with a border of this dark grey.
And make it thicker.
You know filmora allows you to add 3 text tracks,
but what if you want more.
You can do it here.
Let’s make it smaller like 32.
Apply the border as well to be darker and move here.
Click animation and apply down insert, this was widely used in those old time games.
Here, the grey bar indicates the intro or outro animation.
So I just drag and make it all white so the text will be still.
Same thing for Filmora. At last, click ok to apply changes.
Next, we need more text like 1 or 2 players and press start.
Double click, and type 1p 2p, make the size 22.
If you don’t want the default animation, just click here and choose no animation.
Now, use this text again, and type press start.
Make it 22 and put it in bottom.
You can click arrow button to adjust the size as well. Let’s preview.
After we press start,
there will be a loading animation before the game starts.
In elements, there’s a loading sign.
Drag and adjust the timing.
Now I’ll show you how to make the game video.
Import some short clips.
I need a different background music for the video.
Double click on previous audio and put a fade out for smooth transition.
Now I’m gonna use a pixel 8 bit filter.
That's too blurry, but double click and adjust the square size.
3 is good. And extend the duration.
Now, let’s see what are the transitions.
A lot of old time memories huh. I’ll use the pacman.
Import a white background to PIP track,
double click and choose mask effect, than you can change the height and position.
Use the same method to create a white bar on bottom.
Alright, find an animated lower third to show the name of sport.
Fencing and diving. Also, let’s put a blinking game over text.