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Posts Tagged ‘keyframes’

• March 8, 2013

  Video Editing: Animation and Keyframe Basics in Adobe Premiere Pro

  Author: Andrew Devis

  Get schooled on animation in Adobe Premiere Pro. In this post we show you all the basics of animation, including adding keyframes, moving bezier handles and modifying interpolation. Read More

• January 31, 2013

  Creating a “Ken Burns” Pan and Zoom Effect in Premiere Pro

  Author: Brent Pierce

  Learn how to create the zoom and pan effect made popular by documentary filmmaker Ken Burns. Using this effect makes plain and static subjects come to life with simple zooms and movement. In this post, we learn how to create the popular Ken Burns effect in Premiere Pro.  To create this roving effect in Adobe Premiere Pro, [...] Read More

• January 16, 2013

  Using Premiere Pro’s Audio Automation Modes

  Author: Andrew Devis

  Edit audio faster and with more precision! In this post, we show you how to automatically create keyframes in Premiere Pro using the Audio Automation Modes. Read More

• August 3, 2012

  Paste Multiple Keyframes in Adobe After Effects

  Author: Danny Greer

  A new After Effects script allows you to copy and paste multiple keyframes from multiple layers! Check out this simple AE script to speed up your video editing and motion design. Read More

• July 28, 2011

  Audio Keyframing Tips in Avid Media Composer

  Author: Ashley Kennedy

  Keyframing audio—otherwise known as rubber banding—is a fairly standard procedure in Avid Media Composer, as it allows you to easily raise and lower your audio levels within the boundaries of clips in your Timeline. This tutorial will go over the basics of how to perform rubber banding, as well as some useful tips for quick audio keyframe manipulation. Read More