How to Create Crazy Offset Clone Effects - Adobe After Effects + Premiere

Learn how to create dynamic offset clone effects in Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro in this comprehensive tutorial. Master techniques for rotoscoping, isolating subjects, and applying transformations to achieve fast-moving, blurred clone effects. Explore methods for both freeze frame and rotoscoped footage, and discover how to customize your effects with overlays, transitions, and presets. Follow along step-by-step to create eye-catching visual effects for your video projects, including a double ghost clone effect and a time-saving freeze frame technique.

- Intro
- Quick breakdown of what we'll be making
- Setting up
- Rotoscoping masking our footage to isolate subject
- Creating offset clone effect
- Adding overlays
- Finishing touches
- Isolating layers using Adobe Premiere dynamic link to add presets
- Adding transitions / presets to customize the effect
- Double ghost clone effect
- FASTER way to do this effect using freeze frame instead of ROTOSCOPING