Name: 20分でAFTER EFFECTSを学ぼう!- 初心者のためのチュートリアル (LEARN AFTER EFFECTS IN 20 MINUTES! - Tutorial for beginners)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T07:08:58.000Z
Duration: 23 min 25 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

This is Kris Truini for Kriscoart Productions,

and welcome to this tutorial which will cover

I know it's not the most exciting tutorial

we need to get the basics out of the way.

Now, I know that this interface looks pretty intimidating,

but once you get the basic mechanism of it

everything else builds upon that basic knowledge.

In other words, this tutorial will try to include

all the basic needs to get you started into one video.

All right, enough talking about the tutorial.

So the first thing that we see in this interface

which also shares the Effects Controls panel.

The Project panel is where all your media,

Anything that you use will be imported in the Project panel.

Right next to it, there's a Composition panel.

that you do in your timeline will appear.

Before we start exploring the rest of these panels,

so that we can get a better understanding

of what everything does with an actual example.

you can either double click into this Project panel area,

and this will open up this Import File window,

or you can import files through File, Import,

So you see they'll pretty much give you the same thing.

you can simply just drag it over onto this box

Okay, so we now have some footage imported,

and you can see that there is some basic information here.

It gives you the resolution, the frame rate,

the amount of colors, and the type of compression

what you wanna do is create a new composition.

There are a couple of ways of doing this.

You can either drag the footage onto this little icon here,

So it'll have the same frame rate, the same resolution.

is to go under Composition, New Composition.

You can notice that the shortcut for that is Command + N.

For PC users, I'm pretty sure it's Control + N.

Okay, so now that we have a composition created,

let's look at other ways to import files onto your timeline.

So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna create for this example

a small logo overlay in the lower third of this video.

So there are two different ways to bring this image

into our timeline and see it in our Composition panel.

And you can see that this little box appears,

and what that is is pretty much the size of the image.

So we can see that up here it's 900 by 900,

And you can pretty much drag it anywhere you would like,

and as soon as you let go, it'll place it in that position.

Now, the other way is a little bit different,

because instead of working on where you wanna place it,

So you can see that this black line forms

soon as we drag it over to the Timeline panel,

and that is because you're telling it first

if it should be on top of the clip or under the clip.

If you place it under the clip, you're not gonna see it

because our footage is actually covering it up.

you can actually see that it appears over our footage.

Now, another important thing of this technique is that,

you not only get to choose in what order it is placed,

but you also get to choose when in time it is placed.

So once again, if you drag it over the Composition panel,

you're choosing where your item is placed,

but if you drag it over the Timeline panel,

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