Shotcut Motion Masking Effect Using Glaxnimate

Nice work! Thanks for sharing.

Always learning something new from your videos thanks for making such useful videos.

What are the other uses of Glaxnimate? Is there a tutorial on some elementary use of Glaxnimate for absolute beginners?

Great tutorial! I just find using Blender for this kind of work better though especially since you can port your mask to any editor. It's just a black & white image sequence. Hope there will be a workflow for that as well. "Import clip as background image into Blender"

this is so sick!! it works so well

I am very new into the Shotcut/Film editing world, so I appreciate your well detailed explanations.

The workflow isn't smooth as adobe, but is nice to have this option.
I plan to make a video from the bike roadtrip with my kids, but this time a bit better with B Rolls and a bit more planing the shots. Not like my old vids where I filmed without any idea what I can make in the post produktion. Your tutorials give me so many ideas to shot and make it a video after.

A tip is to work with the project at 24fps that will reduce the work frame by frame

Thanks for all your great videos! I've learned a lot from you. Looking forwarding to testing this out.

Pretty easy? Sure. Tedius? Oh, absolutely. It's unfortunate that the glaxnimate program cannot track the movement of an element in the raw video, instead of having to move the cut-out manually frame by frame. Still, I'm really looking forward to trying this in my project, thanks for the tutorial.

I like your videos, it's like Shotcut U...😊 Please consider a deep dive into titling...

Thank you very much! Great video

I really like your channel and the content you post about tips and tricks on Shotcut. This tool Glaxnimate was one of the best updates of Shotcut, I'm sure you will bring many cool ideas and applications of this tool in video editing, another thing I am grateful for is your generosity in providing subtitles in Portuguese, I am very grateful. Greetings here from Brazil.

u save me so much using this free program and teaching this wonderful thing tnku

😒 "Promo SM"

I'm from India and very glad that you have used Hindi subtitles in your video, I'm now your subscriber ,I'm a beginner, hope I would learn from your videos.

Nice and easy

Really Cool. Going filming today. Going to think of opportunities to use this in my next video. Great Tutorial.

Not bad. I think it is easier and faster to do this in DaVinci.

спасибо БОЛЬШОЕ!!!!🙏

Is there a way to reset all of the squares so you don't have to drag every square you used on the previous frame?

Such an amazing tutorial.

Hi Ben. You have helped me out alot .I try to implement something new to everyone of my videos, and your videos definitely help with that....
I updated my version in order to try this one and when I click on draw glax it automatically takes me out of the program and brings me to my homepage. Would you happen to have any idea why?. Any help is appreciated 🙏

is there any feature on short cut that make like 3d text on some scenery

Striking transition made easy. To your credit. A bit tedious though as work has to be done on each frame. Thank you.

You, my man, have been a huge help with my video editing. What you have taught me would have taken years to figure out on my own. Shouldn't tell you that or you'll start charging lol. Just playing bro. Thanks again tho definitely appreciate it

There's got to be a quicker way to do this.

Man you probably wont believe this, but I've been looking for a tutorial like this for days! Congrats for your Shotcut videos, I started using this software a few days ago. Next I'll be looking for color grading tutorial. I know you already done a video about that, "the easy way". A new video about the "hard way" for color grading in Shotcut would be very appreciated

Thanks. Another excellant detailed tutorial that will help all of us improve our Shotcut editing skills!🤠👍

Thanks for coming through Ben!

Thanks for another great tutorial. Is Glaxnimate available on Shotcut across all OS's or just Windows?

Having this ability integrated looks quicker and easier than editing frame at a time in an art programme for the same effect. Also good to see you creating new Shotcut tutorial videos.

Perfect! Much needed tutorial. Thanks Ben

As soon as I heard Glaxnimate was being incorporated into Shotcut, I thought about the potential for using it for animated masks. Thanks for this tutorial!

Looking forward to seeing this! I haven't been sure exactly how I was going to incorporate Glaxnimate into my workflow. Interestingly, I was just wondering the other day if you were still making Shotcut tutorials. Thanks for putting this out.

Great! Just what I've been looking for, thanks!

Also used Piccadilly Circus footage for a video I'm doing to explain a lot of Glaxnimate functionality for documentary use. Very cool tutorial for masking, thanks. I'm used to referring to the clips as "assets" rather than material and the little "squares" on the path are called nodes. One can use GIMP to achieve the same effect though it is as tedious to do as any manual "rotoscoping" or masking. Keep up the good work.

As always, thank you!

Thanks for the tutorial