Keyframes: Part 1

What is the first step to record a keyframe?

• Click the stopwatch next to a parameter.

• Move the current-time indicator.

• Select the layer you would like to animate.

• Right-click on any selected keyframes.

How do you open the parameter you want to animate?

• By selecting Keyframe Assistant > Easy Ease.

• By changing the motion path.

• By clicking the arrow to the left of the layer name.

• By dragging an object in the composition.

What does clicking the stopwatch next to a parameter do?

• It changes the motion path.

• It adjusts the speed of the animation.

• It opens the transform properties.

• It records a keyframe.

How can you adjust the speed of the animation in or out of keyframes?

• By dragging the round handles.

• By scrubbing any parameter on the layer.

• By moving the current-time indicator.

• By choosing Keyframe Assistant > Easy Ease.

What is the purpose of the round handles in the Timeline?

• To open specific groups of parameters.

• To adjust the layer in the composition.

• To record a keyframe.

• To change the shape of the motion path.

What happens when you move the current-time indicator and change a parameter's value?

• A new layer is created.

• The motion path is adjusted.

• A new keyframe is automatically created.

• The animation speed is changed.

What is the benefit of using Easy Ease on keyframes?

• It adjusts the layer in the composition.

• It opens the transform properties.

• It changes the motion to a more natural appearance.

• It records a keyframe.