2. Click on “Add Media” to add a
clip that you would like to add
the graphics too. I have selected
mine from the “Files and
Folders” button and imported my
test footage.
3. The clip has now been
imported into the “Project
Assets” bin. Drag this video
down onto the “Video 1” area
on the timeline below to begin
editing.
4. The clip should appear on the
screen and be visible in the
area where you have just
dragged it.
5. To begin adding the graphics,
click on the “Graphics” button
at the bottom right of the
screen.
6. Select the Graphic that you
would like to add to the clip
from the menu above the
“Graphics” button. I will
select the apple and drag it
onto my clip
7. When the Graphic image has
been dragged onto the clip,
click on the Applied Effects
button on the far right of the
screen.
8. You then need to animate
your graphics by accessing
the “Show/Hide Keyframe
controls” button in the top
right of the “Applied Effects”
Menu.
9. You can now see a mini
timeline. With the
graphic selected, click
the “Toggle Animation”
button in the top right.
10. Here are the key frames
that were created for
each part of motion in
the video. You can define
the starting position of
the graphic b changing
the “Position” parameter
values.
11. Next you must move the slider to
where you want the graphic to change
or stop. This is done by dragging the
slider to the side.
12. Then click the “Add Key frame” to
add a new key frame for this
position.
13. You can now change the value for
the position by changing the
parameters in the area circled. You
can repeat this to add more key
frames and positions to your
graphics.
14. You can now playback your
animation by moving the
slider backwards and
forwards to review.
15. The animation is now complete. You can now add key frames
in other ways such as scaling and resizing the graphics to
make them more effective. Click “Play” to watch the film
play through all the way.
