ADDING KEYFRAMES IN FINAL CUT PRO HOW TO

I can see I can move back and forth between Keyframes, and you can see how it jumps between these two here. Now up here at the top of the screen, I can select here an* ability to scale and move, transform the clip. So what's gonna happen is the Scaling will change between this point and that point. Now I'm gonna move forward one whole second, right there, to the fifth second in.Īnd then I'm going to add another Keyframe, Option-K. So I wanna use Option-K, and you can see it inserted a Keyframe right there. I can do that by either Option-clicking right there, but I could also go to Modify and Add Keyframe, which is Option-K will get me the same thing. I'm gonna add a Keyframe, which is the start of an animated sequence. Right there, you can see the time is set to four seconds. We're gonna do it, let's go to four seconds into the video. We're going to switch from All, to just Scaling. The one we're interested in is the Transformations, right here. Then this brings up all the different things which you can animate. So the way to add animation is to first, to click on the upper left hand corner of the the clip there in the project and choose Show Video Animation.

So now what I wanna do is I wanna animate this clip here to basically start off showing full-screen and then shrink and then move into a corner, revealing the video behind it. Right there, so this clip of yellow leaves plays on top of the clip with the stream, you don't even see the one with the stream. Let's drag the first clip here into the project and then I'm going to select a second clip, I'm going to drag it and put it above the first one starting at the very beginning. So I'm starting off here with a blank project on the bottom and some clips here on the top.

ADDING KEYFRAMES IN FINAL CUT PRO HOW TO

On today's episode let's look at how to do basic animation in Final Cut Pro. Video Transcript: Hi, this is Gary, with MacMost Now. Check out MacMost Now 627: Final Cut Pro X Keyframe Animation at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.

Adding keyframes in final cut pro