Split screen video ideas

Converse is out with a three-minute bit of artistic voyeurism … and it's great. Titled "Lovesick: Converse Couples," the commercial puts split-screen to exceptional use, telling the stories of dancers, drag queens, graffiti artists, musicians and stylists, and their relationships with people who share their respective crafts. It's sweet, charmingly gritty, and sprinkled with down-to-earth humor. One lover expresses gratitude that his girlfriend didn't smack him the first time he kissed her…

From Australia: 'Demand a safe home for people in Syria', for Amnesty International Australia by Longtail

If you designed logos in the days before the term “animated GIF” was not even a twinkle in anyone’s eye, you might have developed a style guide with instructions something like this: The logo shall be printed in Black or Pantone 186 Blue only, and reproduced in sizes not less than one-half-inch high. It must placed on a white or light-colored background one inch from the bottom of the page and not less than ¾ inch from the right-hand margin. Maybe I’ve exaggerated a bit, but

“When things aren’t fair, we’ll come together for change.” That’s the message behind an impeccably edited video montage by Wieden + Kennedy. Created for Nike’s You Can’t Stop Us campaign, the split-screen compilation flows through 72 clips of individual athletes and teams from 24 different sports who run, flip, and dive across the screen, shifting from the court and the beach to the mat and the street in seamless movement. More

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Steven Wommack on Instagram: "Here is how to easily create this split screen video grid edit for your instagram reels with your phone ✨🎥 all you need is your phone and the free version of the CapCut app 🫶🏼 it’s a perfect edit to create daily inspo reels or reels that create a certain vibe 🔥 can’t wait to see yours!! #video #edit #creative #splitscreen #reels #ideas #grid #effect #tutorial #explorepage inspiration by @cestclau"

This is a screen shot from the music video "We don't talk anymore." The music video used an editing techniques of split screen and I find this interesting and I would like to it include it in my video because I can use these technique to show different perspective of a BPD victims symptoms.

NIKE's you can't stop us details 24 sports, 53 athletes and 72 sequences that merge movement in a tremendous video editing effort.

Instagram & social media experts on Instagram: "Comment CREATE for more tips on taking photos and videos on your phone. For those who want to recreate this video, follow this steps: 1- Record a clip of your phone with a green picture background. 2- Record a second clip of you grabbing the object you want to include. 3- On CapCut open the clip of you grabbing the object first and adjust it by splitting and deleting the parts you don’t need. 4- Add an overlay with your phone clip. 5- Choose…