One of the first things I did when I discovered Shotcut is try to make cinematic travel videos. I love the awesome transitions the other editors can do, and I looked for ways to replicate it on Shotcut. One of the most common cinematic transitions was the Whip Pan transition effect. This tip will show that Shotcut can do a professional Whip Pan Transition as well as Adobe Premiere and DaVinci Resolve.
Thank you to @ejmillan for contributing the GIMP version of the photo edit of this tutorial@
Looks very (very!) nice. All aspects of it.
Thank you! It’s all in the legs…
Yes, I didn’t even notice that someone was talking, hahaha. 
The talking was just for background noise…
Fantastique, Bentastique!!! Great work!! 
Haha! I’m glad you liked it!
BIG thank you to @ejmillan for contributing the GIMP version of the photo edit of this tutorial!
It’s great to be able to help in some way. 
Love the collab!
You set the music volume so high that I can’t hear your voice on the video, hahaha.
No voice on it
Yes, I know. It was a little joke. 
Nice!