Vocab Quiz 4

Guides

• One of two transform properties dealing with scale, or the size of a layer. An object can be scaled horizontally, vertically, or both.

• Horizontal and vertical lines placed manually by a user in the Composition panel to help align layers. Rulers must be turned on in the Composition panel to set a guide, which is then done manually by the user.

• The process After Effects uses to decipher the data between keyframes. There are two types of interpolation, spatial and temporal

• A format where video can be exported as a sequence of still images. Image sequences can be found in the Output Module of the Render Queue in After Effects.

Hand Tool

• The space between two characters of text.

• Creations of the mind. Intellectual property protects the expression of an idea, like an invention or a trade secret.

• The process of pulling assets such as video, images, or graphical elements into a project.

• A tool used to pan around inside of the Composition, Layer, Footage, and Timeline panels.

Hidden Layers

• Layers that are currently hidden due to settings in the Timeline panel such as Hide or Shy.

• The process After Effects uses to decipher the data between keyframes. There are two types of interpolation, spatial and temporal.

• A frame in which the opacity, position, scale, effect parameter, or other object property can be changed.

• Colored markers that can be used to distinguish different types of layers or assets. The user can change labels.

Horizontal Scale

• Creations of the mind. Intellectual property protects the expression of an idea, like an invention or a trade secret.

• The space between two characters of text.

• Vertically stacked elements representing footage, image, text, and graphical assets that have been moved into the Timeline panel or created inside the Timeline panel.

• One of two transform properties dealing with scale, or the size of a layer. An object can be scaled horizontally, vertically, or both.

Image Sequence

• Vertically stacked elements representing footage, image, text, and graphical assets that have been moved into the Timeline panel or created inside the Timeline panel.

• A legal term used when a person or company is granted the right to use someone else's copyrighted material.

• A format where video can be exported as a sequence of still images. Image sequences can be found in the Output Module of the Render Queue in After Effects.

• The method in which After Effects determines the frame rate, alpha channel, and timecode properties of a video or image asset.

Importing

• The vertical spacing between two lines of text.

• The process of pulling assets such as video, images, or graphical elements into a project.

• A frame in which the opacity, position, scale, effect parameter, or other object property can be changed.

• A legal term used when a person or company is granted the right to use someone elses copyrighted material.

In Point

• The space between two characters of text.

• The process After Effects uses to decipher the data between keyframes. There are two types of interpolation, spatial and temporal.

• Vertically stacked elements representing footage, image, text, and graphical assets that have been moved into the Timeline panel or created inside the Timeline panel.

• The first frame of an edited piece of raw video.

Intellectual Property

• Creations of the mind. Intellectual property protects the expression of an idea, like an invention or a trade secret.

• A path moving through space drawn by a pencil, pen, or brush. In After Effects, a line is connected by any two points or vertices.

• A form of compositing completed in After Effects with the use of light layers.

• A panel in After Effects used to edit layers individually. Tools like the Roto Brush tool and the Clone Stamp tool can only be used while in the Layer panel.

Interpolation

• The process of importing a linked version of a file, such as a footage item, so that the source file remains unaltered during the editing process. This process automatically happens when importing files into After Effects.

• A legal term used when a person or company is granted the right to use someone else's copyrighted material.

• A compositing tool where transparent shapes are added to a layer to reveal the layers below them. Masks are applied directly to layers.

• The process After Effects uses to decipher the data between keyframes. There are two types of interpolation, spatial and temporal.

Interpret Footage

• The method in which After Effects determines the frame rate, alpha channel, and timecode properties of a video or image asset.

• The space between two characters of text.

• The vertical spacing between two lines of text.

• A path moving through space drawn by a pencil, pen, or brush. In After Effects, a line is connected by any two points or vertices.