[166]🥤 How I Made My Cup Fall from the Sky in CapCut

🥤 How I Made My Cup Fall from the Sky in CapCut.

1. Cover a stool with a green cloth in front of a green screen.

2. Place the cup on the stool and record it for a few seconds.

3. Record yourself pretending to catch the cup with an empty hand, followed by the real cup in your hand.

4. Open CapCut and start a new project.

5. Select the recording of yourself and tap on "Add."

6. Split and delete the part where you put the real cup in your hand.

7. Go to "Overlay" and Add Overlay. Select the green screen recording and tap on "Add."

8. Go to Remove BG and Chroma Key. Select the color to remove the green.

9. Go to the part where the real cup is in your hand. Reposition the green screen cup to match the real cup.

10. Trim the green screen clip and use keyframes to animate the motion.

If you need the full tutorial, comment "YES," and I will send it to you.

Otherwise, play back and watch.

~ Adrian Lee

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