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1. Edit Preview, What to Learn, Student Level: Could still make money, even
if I wasn't good at sales. I just had to make an
offer that was good enough that they would
feel stupid saying no. And so that means
if someone said no, I could keep adding things until eventually they said yes. So in the short
course, these are the things that you will
learn how to create and design captions
and two techniques on how you're able to
create moving captions. And this course is for all levels once
you're able to learn the techniques because
the techniques are very simple on how you're able
to create moving captions. So without further ado, let's begin with the course.
2. Creating and Designing Captions: One. So in this course, I will be teaching you how
to create moving captions. So as you can see, I've
already added a clip here, which is 7 minutes long, which you can use to practice
what you will learn today. But I've already cut
a portion of it here, which is 11 seconds so that it will not take so
much of your time. So without further
ado, let's begin. We are, of course,
going to go to text, since we are editing
captions here, click Auto captions,
click Generate. Once that's done. Make sure that the words in the
captions are correct, based on what was being said. So let's check right now. I could still make money, even if I wasn't good at sales. I just had to make
an offer that was good enough that they would
feel stupid saying no. And so that means
if someone said no, I could keep adding things until eventually they said yes. So now the captions are correct, based on what is being
said in the clip. So as you can see,
this is the system generated font style when
you click on the captions. So you can choose
which font you like. The next thing that we're going
to do is go to templates. And choose whichever you're happy with in terms
of the template. If you're happy with this
or this, it's up to you. I could still make money, even
if I wasn't good at sales. For example, I'm going
to use this template for the captions and make sure that apply to all is clicked so that the effect will
apply to all captions. So the next thing that I want
to do is to adjust the size because the size is
too big for the video, so I'm going to adjust that
right now in the font size. You can also adjust
the color if you want. Or you can also add
preset styles right here, depending on your liking. So I'm gonna choose
that. I'm just gonna choose another color. So it's much more visible than being blended in the background right
here. Let's see. I could still make money. Even if I wasn't good at sales. I just had to make
an offer that was good enough that they would
feel stupid saying no. It's sometimes I would like to adjust the line
spaces right here. The line spaces are these ones. The characters are the
letters in between the words. So I would like to have
them closer to each other, so I would adjust this to zero, so that's more closer
to each other. Sometimes I also want to adjust the shadow and add blur to it to make it more
visually appealing for me. I can also adjust the angle of the shadow and the
distance as well. So I'm just going to make that
bigger. So you can see it. I had to make an
offer that was good enough that they would
feel stupid saying no. And so that means
if someone said no, I could keep adding things. Alright. So that is good.
3. Moving Captions - Technique #1: So next is what
we're going to do is in order for you to move the captions. So as you can see. Honey, even if I wasn't good at sales, I just had to make it. The captions are just normal. It's not moving at all. So what we can do to have our captions moving
is you select all of the text and then right
click Create compound clip or G as the keyboard
shortcut to click that. So it would create
a brand new clip, but if you double click it, you would see the text
again separately. So in order for you to go back
to the original timeline, you just click this
arrow right here. And it will bring you back
to the original timeline. What we want to do is
to have them moving. So just go to effet, and you can choose
which one you would want to apply to the text clip. So, for example, we're
going to use play pendulum. Sales, I just had to
make an offer that was good enough they would
feel stupid saying no. So I applied the effects play pendulum to the
compounded caption clip. However, it's out of frame, and at the same time, it's not
readable as of the moment. The next thing you can do is to adjust the settings in
the details right here. I would want to remove
this twist right here, lessen the strength
and speed as well. And let's see what
that looks like. Make money, even if I
wasn't good at sales. I just had to make
an offer that was good enough that they would
feel stupid saying no. So that is much more
subtle in the movement. You can also choose whether or not if
you're happy with that, or you can also adjust it more. I wasn't good at sales.
I just had to make an offer that was
good enough that they would feel
stupid saying no. Alright, so that is a
much more subtle movement in the captions, as you can see. You can also add more
effects for this one, the FPS AD if you want a bit of a lab in terms of the
movement of your captions, as you can see here. Money, even if I
wasn't good at sales, I just had to make an
offer that was good enough that they would
feel stupid saying no. You can see the
captions are not as smooth in terms of the movements
as compared to earlier. So this was the effect prior
to adding the FPS lag? Als, I just had to
make an offer that was good enough that they
would feel stupid saying no. It's much more smoother
in terms of the movement, but when you add the FPS lag again, you can see
the difference. Als, I just had to
make an offer that was good enough that they would
feel stupid saying no. So you can also
add more effects. You can also add this one. And so that means if someone
said no, I so again, you can opt to adjust
the details right here, texture, speed, noise. I just had to make
an offer that was good enough that they would
feel stupid saying no. And so that means
if someone said no, I could keep adding
things until eventually. If you add more,
it would transform the text and make it more
different as you saw right now. So if you don't like
it, you can just go here and click Effects, go to the effect
that you want to remove and just click Delete. So it will remove that effect. So if you don't want the
effect to be on this area, you can opt to just choose
to put it in the middle. Depending on the placement
of your captions, which was on the upper right, that's what the compound
clip will follow. But if you double click, you can up to
adjust the caption, whichever you want in the frame, and that will change
the placement of your captions
in the main clip. It's funny if I
wasn't good at sales, I just had to make
an offer that was good enough that they would
feel stupid saying no. And so that means
if someone said no, I could keep adding things until eventually they said yes.
4. Moving Captions - Technique #2: Another technique which
I want to show you right now for you to be able to have moving captions
if you don't like the play pendulum
is using keyframes. So what I've done
here is that I copied the other compound clip and just use this for me to show
you the other technique. So again, if you want
to delete the effects, just click the effect and it will show
and just delete it. The effts will no
longer be there, but you have a compounded
clip for the captions. How you're able to use
keyframes is just go to the specific clip
that you want to move. So for example, this one, just click at keyframe right here on the upper right and then go to Y if you wanted to
move up and down, or you can opt to choose
the position here, which is X, which
goes side to side. So let me show you right now. Key frame a keyframe
right now and go back to zero and then 80 again. And then zero. So this is what it
would look like. I could still make money, even if I wasn't good at sales. I just had to make
an offer that was good enough that they would
feel stupid saying no. As you can see, the captions
are moving up and down. So depending on you, how fast you want your
funds to move. I could still make money, even if I wasn't good at sales. I just had to make
an offer that was good enough that they would
feel stupid saying no. And another tip that I
want to share with you is you can add a much more
smoother effect to this, which is ease in and
out for the keyframes. So just right click and then show variable
speed animation. Keyboard shortcut for it is out K. So once you click that, you can see the
keyframes right here. Let's look for the one
that has the curves, which is this one, which is Y. So as you can see, it's
just straight up down. So it's a bit boring. How we're going to enhance
that is just click Control. Just hold it and click the
keyframes. One by one. And just go here, preset curves, click Ease or called Ease
depending on you make money, even if I wasn't good at sales. I just had to make an
offer that was good enough I could still make money, even if I wasn't good at sales. I just had to make an
offer that was good enough that they would
feel stupid saying no. And so that means if someone
said no, as you can see, the movement is much more smoother and it has a much
more dynamic feel to it. It's up to you which preset curves you want to use
for your moving captions. I could still make money, even if I wasn't good at sales. I just had to make an offer that was good
enough that they would feel but I could
still make money, even if I wasn't good at sales. I just had to make an offer that was good
enough that they could just as you can see
whichever preset you click, it would have a variation of movements to make it more
smoother for your captions, based on the key frames
that you placed. I just had to make
an offer that was good enough that they would
feel stupid saying no. And so that means
if someone said no, I could keep adding thing. So I just adjusted the captions from the upper right closer
to the subject's face. I could still make money, even if I wasn't good at sales. I just had to make an
offer that was good enough that they would
feel stupid saying no. And now I'm just going
to make final touches, go to EffXs again,
choose low two. Even if I wasn't good at sales, I just had to make an
offer that was good enough that they would
feel stupid saying no. And just make the
necessary adjustments. Eventually, they said yes. And now this is
what it looks like. I could still make money, even if I wasn't good at sales. I just had to make
an offer that was good enough that they would
feel stupid saying no. And so that means,
if someone said no, I could keep adding things until eventually they said yes.
5. Skillshare How to Upload Project Moving Captions: Just like to congratulate you
for finishing this course. So in this last part,
I would like to show you how you're
able to upload your projects in
skill shares so that I would be able to watch what
you've done in the project. So now that we are in the last part of the course,
you just scroll down. So you can see here in the right part or in the
right side of your screen, there is my project, and you click Submit Project. In order for you to submit
your project edits. I highly suggest that
you go to your G Drive, and then that is where you
can upload your project. For example, this video
right here is your project, you just click and
drag and drop it and you just wait for
the video to upload. And once the video is
already in your GDrive, you go to the three
buttons right here, which says more actions. So just click that and you
go to share click Share. And as you can see, the
general access is restricted, so you just click that and change it to anyone
with the link. So once that's done, you copy the link, copy, and then you go
back to Skillshare and you go to
project description. So that is where
you're going to paste the link so that I can see your project and you can title your project name,
whichever you like. And then once that's
done, you click Publish. And now that I'm able
to see your edit here, I hope that was useful, and I look forward to seeing
your edits. Thank you.
Miya Tan
