Ok, here we go! Next to Aberration (Red), hit the diamond shape to start keyframes.

Move the Playhead on the Timeline to 00 00 02 07.

Go to the Effect Controls panel in the top left and scroll down until you see the new effect that you just applied.

Drag and drop that effect onto the Adjustment Layer in your project.

In the Effects panel, type in VR Chromatic Aberration.

Let’s get started! VR Chromatic Aberration After that is another VR Chromatic Aberration added to some footage, keyframing that, then a final Mosaic effect to finish it off.

We’ll be, of course, modifying some settings and keyframing it. The first thing we’ll be doing is adding a VR Chromatic Aberration to an Adjustment Layer already provided for you. You should end up with a Premiere Pro Glitch Effect folder. After the download has finished, be sure to unzip the file if it hasn’t been done for you.

In fact, not only will we give you a cool glitch effect to work with, we’ll even be putting in a glitch-like transition to add some extra punch. There’s several ways to do this but this tutorial is about the most effective, simplest method to achieve the aesthetic. For cool cyberpunk and techno looks, you can’t beat a slick glitch effect. Glitch effects are everywhere these days.

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