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Thanks for using my style to do a video about. Means a lot. Nice work !!!

im in love with this type of transition. thank you.

This effect has been used quite alot these days! Thanks for this!

You are awesome man, seriously! Liked and subscribed.

Really solid video bro! Love the pacing, explanation, and quality! Keep this up!

amazing tut.. ive been looking for it since a long time.. well done 👏

The best. Thanks man

Dreams Die When You Wake Up is my favorite video of all time.

whoa! i've been searching for this for quite a while. thanks man!

Thanks for this! Gonna try this in one of my next videos

dude!! constantly killing the game my man !!

Helpful as always! Love your videos!

This tutorial is perfect. Great work man.

Ayeeeee Kyler I've been looking for a tutorial on how this is done! Respect bro!!! Thanks for the video!

You're a Legend! I was looking for this effect! thank You Bro so much ❤❤

Bro this is sooooooooooooo helpful!!!! I've been trying this effect forever

I was wondering when someone will do this video, finally! Thank you!

Really liked this video and actually never knew it existed! Learn something new every day ;) thanks dude going to use this is my next filmed video or so!!

Great video man! Thanks for the advice!

Clear, clean, concise. Solid vid brotha

Matt Komo and Rory Kramer do this effect the best..thanks for the tips!

Thanks for sharing so much good stuff! Examples of the effect, music websites, a glimpse of your fridge, coolness, etc!

Definitely something we've been learning to do in the past few months! For sure easier said than done (especially when you're not using pitch darkness as the transition) but it's one of those things you constantly have to keep in mind as a filmmaker which just shows how simple but also advanced this technique is! Thanks for the video Kyler!!

I really appreciate this man! A well done tutorial. I just subscribed!

This is by far the easiest tutorial on how to do this, thank you!!!

Mad props to you man all your videos have helped me so much

Awesome job! Love it!

A bloody cool effect

man i love your tutorials!!!Keep going!!!

This is very cool. Thanks!

Yeh these are examples of invisible cut. Still sick and a nice twist on an oldie.

Most of tutorials dont show real time shooting and editing like you did. Keep doing that! good work!

I always wondered to do this effect. Thanks for the tutorial, going to try it on my next video.

Great tutorial. Definitely gonna incorporate this in my next vid/InstaStory

Nice work, that was dope and straight to the point! Just what I needed to make my transitions in my videos more seamless. I dont think its wrong calling it the rory kramer effect because at the end of the day dude uses the whip in all his vids, so why not :) great content, subbed!

I try to use this transition (or something similar) a lot, it's really fun to do!

Excellent, man!

Amazing transition! :)

Thanks a lot for your time!!!.

Love your videos you helping me/us so much and that's all for free

Dude awesome video!!

Hey nice transition...learning new thing with each passing day 🥰

Thanks! awesome tutorial bro!

You are awesome dude...hatsoff to rory aswell....peace!!! Keep up the good work

Will try it on my next video!! Thank you!!

NOTIFICATION SQUAD! Smash that like button! If you don't like the video, let me below because I'm always looking for ways to improve!

thanks for this very helpful video mate.. i can use this in my cinematic vlog🙏🏻😊

Awesome tutorial as always.

you're the best bro

I love your videos ..I have so many of your presets and you inspire me so much !!!!!!!!-

srsly? too good, cheers boss ! Got me some excitement in the belly, back to editing.

This is helpful!

You're Awesome! Thanks

Amazing!

Awesome!

I would highly recommend using a speed ramp to smooth out the effect like examples you showed in this video. Your fridge shots are super jarring because you go instantly from normal speed to 10x.

Subscribed because awesome tutorial.

I recommend keying the speed instead of a nested hard cut. Start and slow down gradually

Big thanks

Great tutorial man! This is will help our future videos, I really appreciate your insight and videos! Keep it up!

thanks sir for this

This is pretty nice :)

Thanks mate

Love you kyler. 😘

Great Video !

thanks nice work

Brilliant tip bro

Awesome. Great teaching style, i followed along really well. Subbed now 👍

Cool video thanks for sharing!

This is Dope! very valuable! have used it a bunch for my music vids :)

Great video i like it good job :D

Isn’t this just “in camera transitions” 😂😂

Thanks nice tutorial i subed 💪

good tutorial. thanks bro

Thx!

hello this is awesome i hope to learn this for the future. just starting too.

awesome...

thanks a lot

Greeat one. thaanks

GOD DAMN IT!

Matty Brown is one of the pioneers of this effect. I encourage everyone to check out his work along with Leonardo Dalessandri if they want to see master level examples.

bello, complimenti

You're the best

thanks

Great tutorial. I have few questions. Do you match the last and first frame of the footages as color and frame? Do you use warp stabilizer on your footages. So you are using the camera handheld. Final question is about color grading. Which color preset or lut did you use on your fridge footage?

Awesome Dude :)

awesome

This tutorial is pretty dope

Nice tutorial m8!

Cool!

Ayoo 🤓 ur tutorials are the best ❤️ and adding Krewella videos 😍 are the best .. I hope u do more tutorials about Krewella videos cuz they are dope 🤓

You are pretty good Kyler

Hey quick tip, you can use time remapping for more smooth speed transition. Love your vids man 👌

I like this video ! (:

Hey Kyler, Thanks for the great tutorial, really something I was looking for! :) Was also wondering what was the song you used to put on the sample edit? When you drag and drop on the timeline! Sounds really good. Saphira

Nice video

nice

Hi Guys- Firstly Thank you Kyler for another brilliant vid! Secondly i know most of us watch your stuff and mess around trying to learn new skills to use. This is where i am hoping someone can help. I run an IT college for about 450 students in a Village in Pakistan. my students are mostly from economically challenged backgrounds such as fruit and vegetable sellers. At the college we try to give them all the skills they need to be able to support themselves and their families and am happy to say we are doing Really well. We have students who are now in the market doing Web Dev, Software design and development and some are even working on Game development. What we dont have are people skilled in video editing and even the professional places here tried to make a video and it was a jumble of cuts that just looked like it was thrown together with no purpose. I am hoping there is someone here who can use clips of the college to put together a cool looking 1 minute video that our students can share on their facebook pages and websites. We are trying to instill in them that the conditions you are born in do not lock your potential unless you let it and tbh a crappy vid that does not dotheir college or that message justice would just be a big let down.. If any of you want to practice on some clips please give me a shout! Much love!!

Nice

I would rly like the settings for the camera to shift focus like that....