We want it a bit later, so drag out a selection rectangle over all the effect keyframes, like so: Now, in the Effect Controls panel for the New York City footage, the VR Chromatic Aberrations effect will have been pasted to the start of the footage.Cmd-V (Mac) / Cntrl-V (PC) to paste the effect.Hit Cmd-C (Mac) / Cntrl-C (PC) to copy the effect.Click the VR Chromatic Aberrations effect name within the Effect Controls panel. We’ll work on the glitching city footage next.

Your Effect Controls will look something like this:

Repeat the prior two steps until you get to 00 00 02 24.

Once more, click the Falloff Invert box to set another keyframe.

Hit the right arrow key twice to move ahead two frames.

This will set a keyframe for a bit of screen jitter.

Next to Falloff Invert, click the box.

In the dropdown menu that appears, choose the option Stereoscopic (Over/Under).

Next to Auto VR Properties, check the box.

Change the value of Aberration (Blue) to 0.

Change the value of Aberration (Green) to 0.

Now change the value of Aberration (Red) to 0.

And change the value of Aberration (Blue) to 60.

Yep, change the value of Aberration (Green) to -10.

Change the value of Aberration (Red) to -25.

Then change the value of Aberration (Blue) to 15.

Change the value of Aberration (Green) to -80.

Change the value of Aberration (Red) to 30.

Aberration (Blue), once more start keyframing with the diamond shape.

Do the same for Aberration (Green), hit the diamond shape for that one.

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.

Glitch text premiere pro