Filmora: Duplicating and varying animations

All demos from “Why Keyframes Make Your Videos Look Professional | Filmora 15 Tutorial”

1. 1:060:30Import and color grade background in Filmora 15The user demonstrates importing images into the media bin, placing them on the timeline, and adjusting color settings like vibrance, saturation, and exposure in Filmora 15.Filmora· AI Video Editor
2. 1:360:37Positioning assets and setting anchor pointsThe narrator shows how to place a light asset on the timeline, adjust its scale, and move the anchor point to the end of the wire to ensure realistic rotation in Filmora 15.Filmora· AI Video Editor
3. 2:130:54Applying rotation keyframesThe user walks through placing the playhead at specific intervals and changing rotation values to create a swinging motion for the light asset.Filmora· AI Animation Generator
4. 3:510:26Duplicating and varying animationsCurrentThe user demonstrates duplicating tracks, replacing assets via drag-and-drop, and modifying existing keyframes to create variation between multiple swinging lights.Filmora· AI Motion Graphics
5. 4:240:15Applying cinematic filtersThe narrator shows how to navigate the filter folder, apply specific cinematic effects, and adjust their opacity in Filmora 15.Filmora· AI Video Editor
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1. 1:170:44Animate path drawing using Trim PathThe user shows how to use the 'Trim Path' settings and keyframes to make the drawn line appear progressively on the screen.Salih Tutorials
2. 2:011:30Attach a preset object to a motion pathThe demonstration shows how to use the 'Path Follow' box to select a helicopter preset and link it to the previously drawn pen path.Salih Tutorials
3. 5:070:39Link timeline stickers to a motion pathThe user demonstrates the 'Select from Timeline' option to link a car sticker to a straight pen path using the Path Follow feature.Salih Tutorials
4. 7:040:24Hide the motion path strokeThe user demonstrates how to set the stroke to 'none' in the pen path settings so that only the moving object is visible, not the guide line.Salih Tutorials
5. 3:101:35Animating trim paths with keyframesThe creator demonstrates how to use the trim path settings and add keyframes to the timeline to create a 'draw-on' reveal animation for a shape.Salih Tutorials
6. 6:031:08Animating glow and flicker effectsThe demonstration covers applying a glow stroke effect and using keyframes to animate glow intensity, flicker speed, and flicker intensity for a magical effect.Salih Tutorials
7. 0:291:05Create path animation with the Filmora Pen ToolThe creator demonstrates how to draw a box and use the Pen Tool to outline it, applying a neon effect and keyframing the offset to create a glowing path animation in Filmora.Wondershare Filmora Video Editor
8. 3:220:55Animate objects along a path in FilmoraThe demonstration shows how to draw a custom path with the Pen Tool and link a circle preset to it, causing the object to follow the path using the 'trim path' settings.Wondershare Filmora Video Editor
9. 0:200:44Create and customize animated charts in Filmora 15The user demonstrates how to locate the animated chart effect, customize data inputs via Excel, and modify the visual style by disabling headers and adjusting animation duration.Wondershare Filmora Video Editor
10. 1:330:26Draw a curved path with the Pen ToolThe narrator walks through clicking the preview screen, holding and dragging to create curved strokes, and extending the layer duration to match the map animation.Filmora for Creators
11. 3:090:28Animate path drawing with Trim PathThe narrator demonstrates using the Trim Path effect and keyframes to animate the line drawing from 0% to 100% completion.Filmora for Creators
12. 3:370:44Add path-following elements in Filmora 15The tutorial shows how to select presets like airplanes or ships to follow the created path, including adjusting their scale and adding shadow effects.Filmora for Creators