I'm actually going to go here to the S Swish 3D, and I'll just apply it to the edit point. So this might not be the one that I want to essentially use for this particular project, so let me just select that transition and delete it. By simply selecting it, and then loading it, I get loaded inside of Premiere Pro, and then that is what's going to be applied to the clip. And one thing I can do just like effects is load a preset under the all category, notice there are quite a few different film roll transitions such as flicker and shake that I could use. Like Sapphire effects, if I select the film roll transition, and then press shift five, it's going to load the transition inside the effect controls.
And once I do, a one second transition gets added, and you can see this lovely film roll has now been applied between my two clips. Let's add a transition, I'm just going to select a S film roll, and apply it to the edit point of the two clips here in the project. You can see all of the various transitions that are available here, from Sapphire. I want to head over to my Sapphire transitions category. So if I go to my video transitions category, and just to let you know I'm in my chapter 2-1 sequence, you can find this in your project panel under the exercise files and bring up that project panel by pressing shift one. That's where Sapphire's transitions come in handy. Sometimes having great transitions can spark and add life to your work.
In fact, it's just something that you need in your workflow. It's never too bad to have too many transitions at hand. While Premiere Pro ships with some transitions that you see here, such as a few that are available from the dissolve category, and that you can use on your clip.
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