@yolanproductions: Step by Step guide to create this invert effect in Premiere Pro created by @noah.lara.media 👇 First step: we’re gonna cut our clip into six parts. We’ll keep the first one at normal speed, slow down the next three for that slow-mo look, and finish with two more at normal speed adding an invert effect on the very last one. To pull this off, we’re using a new tool in Premiere Pro the Object Mask tool. It’s a game-changer because it lets you isolate the background or the subject in seconds. You can even let Premiere auto-track the mask with keyframes so you don’t have to do it manually. The main ingredient here is the Invert effect applied to your mask. Definitely play around with the Channel Mode to get different vibes. Here are the exact settings I used if you just want to copy-paste the look. On the last clip, I switched the blend mode to Difference and set the Invert effect’s channel to Luminance. I also threw an adjustment layer with the same settings right where the slow-mo hits the normal speed for a smooth transition. Done ✅