To add effects in Adobe Premiere: 1. Import clips into the program library from your files. 2. Drag the selected clip onto the timeline. 3. Right click the clip and select Speed/Duration to slow or speed up the clip in the properties window. Check "maintain audio" to prevent pitch changes.

1. How to create an effect
Using Adobe Premiere

2. Step 1: Upload your clips
In order to add an effect to a clip. You will firstly need to import
the clip(s) you want. To do this you need to select > import.
Once you have done this you will be directed to your library
where you will choose your file. Once imported your file will
be located on the left hand side of your program.

3. Step 2: Put clip onto timeline
This is simple, all you must do is drag and hold your selected
clip into the timeline.

4. Step 3: Slow/Fast motion in
Adobe Premiere
To create a slow-motion effect in Premiere, first add the clip to
the timeline. Right-click the clip and select Speed/Duration. A
window like the one below will appear. Enter a speed slower
than 100% to slow the video down and visa versa if you want
to speed the video up. Also if you want to maintain the
audio pitch while the clip is
slowed down ,all you do is
check the maintain audio box.
Now your audio will not be
altered.

5. Addition Step: Solving a
problem
If the slow motion movement appears jerky, select the clip then
Clip > Video Options > Field Options. Check the Frame Blend
Speed box. This smoothes the motion by blending frames.

6. Final Step: Testing Clip
The final step will be to test the clips to see if your effects
worked. To do this all you do is select the play button on the
second window, not the first window.