• Keyframing (change parameter over time)
  • Whenever there is a timeline, expect the ability to keyframe
    
  • 3D Animation (moving how a character moves, position of an object)
    • X, Y, Z Position over time
    • Rotation over time
  
  
• Layers
• Masking/Maps

- Expand track by scrolling at the end of the track

- Click on the diamond add-delete keyframe button (1 in the picture) to create keyframes

- Notice that the audio in track A3 is longer than video V3. You can decouple the Audio/Video by clicking on "Linked Selection" button (2 in the picture).

• Audio Meters
  
  
  • Peak levels depicted in decibels (dB)
    
  • The loudest a sound can be is 0dB
    
  • Everything that is acceptable is measured as negative numbers in decibels
    
  • You will see a red light on top of the Audio Meter if you go above 0 db
    • Human audio should peak at -12
    • Other background noise should go lower

General directions for applying effects:

1. Locate the effect from the Effects panel (two panels down from the Project panel on the bottom left quadrant)
2. Double click to apply to the current clip or drag and drop onto clip
3. Once applied, locate the Effects Control panel at the top left quadrant next to Source Viewer
4. Change the parameters

You can keyframe any parameter that is part of an effect that has a clock icon (Toggle Animation). Here I am keyframing the size of the video. I start off with the video at 152% zooming in on the face and gradually going back to 100% scale.

Notice that the add-remove keyframe button interface (diamond with triangles next to it) is the same as when keyframing volume.