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Top Tip: Try adding some Camera Shake to your clips for an extra flourish.

Select the bottom layer and adjust the Amount to Tint setting until you like the color style.

Search for the Tint effect and add it to both of your layers.

Adjust the Blur settings to create the look you want in the Effects Control panel.

Find the Directional Blur effect in the Effects panel and add it to the duplicate clip.

If your clip is 24 fps, change the setting to 8.

In the Effects Control panel, change the Frame Rate to one-third of your current frame rate.

Search for Posterize Time in the Effects panel, then add it to the bottom clip.

Select the duplicate and in the Effects Control panel, change the Opacity to around 40%.

Duplicate the footage by pressing Alt on your keyboard and dragging it up.

Import your clip and trim on the timeline.

We’re going to show you the method but play around with your settings to customize the look of your clip.

The dreamy look created for flashback scenes can use a variety of effects, but how it looks will depend on your source footage.

By learning how to create a preset and transitional effect, you can make sure you create a cohesive look between the two. Part 1: How to Create the Flashback Effects & Transitions in Premiere Proįlashback and dream sequences often take on a unique look, but getting the audience into that look is just as important. Part 2: 5 Amazing Flashback Effect Resources for Premiere Pro.Part 1: How to Create the Flashback Effects & Transitions in Premiere Pro.