# @uma_timeline on Instagram

- **Type:** Video
- **Original URL:** https://www.instagram.com/p/C1ZywdcJtK3
- **Gondola URL:** https://gondola.cc/posts/61603479-uma-timeline-instagram
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- **Posted:** 2023-12-28T16:16:34.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** Sankar Malla (@uma_timeline) — https://gondola.cc/uma_timeline

## Caption

The “matrix effect” in Premiere Pro typically refers to a visual effect inspired by the iconic green falling code seen in the movie “The Matrix.” To create this effect:

Create a New Project:
Open Premiere Pro and start a new project.
Import Footage:
Import the footage you want to apply the matrix effect to.
Create a New Adjustment Layer:
Right-click in the Project panel, choose “New Item,” and select “Adjustment Layer.” Drag this adjustment layer to your timeline.
Apply the Effects:
On the adjustment layer, go to the Effects panel. Add the “Venetian Blinds” and “CC Matrix” effects. Adjust their settings to achieve the desired look.
Animate the Matrix:
You can animate the matrix effect by keyframing parameters like the “Phase” in the “CC Matrix” effect. This creates the illusion of moving code.
Adjust Colors:
Use the “Tint” effect or other color correction tools to give your matrix a green hue, reminiscent of the original Matrix effect.
Optional Effects:
Experiment with additional effects like “Glow” or “RGB Curves” to enhance the visual impact.
Remember, specific steps may vary based on your footage and version of Premiere Pro, so feel free to customize settings to achieve the desired matrix effect.

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