Sharing a simple trick for transforming a video background: Add a slow-shutter effect.

By turning the surroundings into long, curved motion streaks, you can transform an ordinary environment into a more abstract composition that adds another layer to the shot.

I applied the effect to my own footage using Runway’s Aleph 2.0, editing only the background while keeping the original subject and movement intact.

There are also Runway plugins for After Effects and Premiere Pro if you want to use this directly inside your editing workflow.

Prompt is in the comments.

What do you think of this effect?

For anyone curious, here’s a quick look at the plugin and the original background.

Prompt: Apply a strong slow-shutter, long-exposure photography effect to the background only. Preserve the original background motion and orbit speed exactly as in the source video. Create the...

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Produced this high-energy brand film for Muselinka, turning personal expertise into an authoritative, conversion-focused brand identity.

Project Highlights: • Dynamic Motion & Kinetic Type: Paired bold typography (Sharp Grotesk & Inter) with snappy kinetic pacing to hold attention throughout.

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• Messaging Flow: Hook ➔ Problem (declining impressions/inconsistent voice) ➔ Solution (brand alignment that converts).

Looking for feedback on the pacing and visual rhythm! 👇

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the red glow behind the type is really nice. is it all done in after effects?