Every keyframe animation is the same trick, a value here, a different value there
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Today's Word Bank
Every word below appears on your notes sheet. Watch closely, some get used more than once.
ease in/ease out
keyframe
opacity
spatial interpolation
temporal interpolation
How today works: we'll look at one blank at a time. Study the example, make your best guess, then we'll reveal the answer together. Fill in your notes as we go, don't skip ahead!
1GUIDED NOTES
What marks a value at a point in time?
A ______ sets a property's value at a specific point in time, Premiere animates smoothly between two or more.
GUIDED NOTES #1
KEYFRAME
Position, opacity, scale, the same mechanic works for any animatable property.
2GUIDED NOTES
What's changing over TIME?
______ ______ is how a value changes over TIME between keyframes, linear vs. eased.
GUIDED NOTES #2
TEMPORAL INTERPOLATION
Controls the SPEED of change between keyframes.
3GUIDED NOTES
What's changing through SPACE?
______ ______ is how a value changes through SPACE between keyframes, a straight line vs. a curved path.
GUIDED NOTES #3
SPATIAL INTERPOLATION
Controls the PATH an object's position takes between keyframes.
4GUIDED NOTES
What avoids robotic motion?
______ ______/______ ______ gradually speeds up or slows down motion instead of starting and stopping abruptly.
GUIDED NOTES #4
EASE IN / EASE OUT
The difference between motion that feels natural and motion that feels robotic.
5GUIDED NOTES
What creates fades?
______ is how transparent or solid a layer is, animatable to create fades or reveals.
GUIDED NOTES #5
OPACITY
Keyframe it from 0% to 100% for a fade-in, or the reverse for a fade-out.
NOW DISCUSS
Turn & Talk
A classmate's title animates instantly from 0% to 100% opacity with no in-between. What's missing from their keyframe setup?
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