Applying a Smart Filter to an entire video clip

In this movie, I'll show you how to convert a video clip to a smart object so …that you can filter it on a frame by frame basis. …I'm going to start things off by switching the Blend Mode for the Wind …Layer back to Normal, because that'll give us a better sense of what's going on …as we work through this. Now, notice, that if I have a video clip …selected in the Layers panel, I can go up to the Filter menu and choose a Filter. …For example, I might dropdown to Stylize and choose Emboss, if only because it …produces an obvious effect. And then, I'll dial in some settings like …these, and I'll go ahead and click OK, and sure enough, I have applied a static …filter effect to this movie. Problem is, if I press the Right Arrow …key, we can see that I just filtered that one frame.…

So if I press the Left Arrow key, there's the filtered frame. …Press the Left Arrow key again, there's the unfiltered image. …So if I wanted to work this way, I'd have to reapply the filter for every single …frame of the movie, which of course, would be madness. …