So this is called the clone effect and here's how you can also do it inside Premiere Pro in just 5 seconds. This was highly inspired by @gakuyen , so shout out to him, frl! For this effect, you only need to film one shot using your tripod and your phone or camera . So go ahead, set up the tripod in an open area and use a wide-angle lens or switch to .5 on your iPhone . Next , record and move in a zig-zag motion towards your camera to make sure this effect pops out better . Bring your clip inside Premiere Pro, start from the beginning and count 15 frames, then add a mark by pressing M on your keyboard, then grab a still and export it. Do that as many times as you can, then import those stills inside Photoshop and mask them out then export them again. Bring all those stills back inside Premiere Pro, line them up using the marked points, and you should have something like this! If you want to spice it up a little bit, you can add speed ramp and directional bro and I also made a free, detailed tutorial guide on how to do this, so just comment “clone” and I'll send you one for free , and that's it for today. If you found this helpful, save and follow for more. . . : #videography #fy #fyp #cinematography #contentcreatortips #videographytips #sonyfx3 #zxybca #sonyalpha #cloneeffect - @iam_arthur7