To save your video back to your camera roll, choose the Export option. There is a check box that enables this saving function. Make sure the Rush project is saved to Adobe CC. This change carried all the way through to AE as a live effect, meaning that in AE I could still adjust the settings I made in Rush. In my case, I changed the speed of the video in Rush.

Step One: Rough Edit in Rush on your PhoneĮdit your rough video in Adobe Rush on your phone. Each step is demonstrated with an animated GIF screencast. The original is posted on Adobe CC and you are working from virtual copies most of the way through the process. The way I show below is helpful because you don’t need to keep making copies of your video.

If you want to skip the first two steps (Rush to Premiere) you could save your phone video to your camera roll, airdrop it or email it (or use Dropbox, Google Drive, etc.) to your computer, and open in AE. So if you want to get creative with typography, color, and animation, AE is the application to use. AE offers the maximum amount of control of your image. I find that since AE is so much like Photoshop that I just want to get my video in there once I have made the rough edit. This process uses the Adobe CC library to transfer your original camera footage from one app to another so you are not constantly exporting and importing. The process outlined below may seem like a lot of steps, but most are very simple. We want to get our video into After Effects so we can add some titles, some animation, so masks, blurs, color, etc before we turn it into an animated GIF. For instance, the GIPHY app can use your phone’s camera to record a short clip and convert into Instagram-able GIF format.

There are simple ways to create GIFs using smart phones. From iPhone to Instagram GIF via Rush, Pr, and AE Introduction

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