CapCut Mastery: Create Amazing Transition Reels & TikTok

1. Introduction: Hi, my name is Dan and welcome to cap cut mustering. Create amazing transition rails and TikTok. In this beginner friendly course, I'll teach you how to use KitKat to create amazing transition videos. Once you often see on rails and TikTok, you don't need any video editing experience or expensive equipment. I'll do need is your mobile phone and free app. If you're a business owner, digital marketer, or influencer, looking for new and creative way to promote your business, product or yourself. Then this course is for you. Let's take your video editing skills to the next level and make you stand out on social media. Join me in this course. 2. Lesson 1 - Starting a New Project: Hi, Welcome to lesson one. First, you need to download the free video editing app called KitKat. You can get it from Google Play Store or Apple App Store. Once you have downloaded it, press open. So this is how it looks like to start a project. Press new project. Here you can select the videos you want to add to the project or press albums to see more. Tap on a video to preview it. You can crop the video now or you can edit it later. Press Add to add this video to the project. Now the video is added to the timeline. Next, we need to select the correct ratio. Swipe left on the toolbar until you see ratio. Select the correct ratio for the content that you are creating. Once you have selected the correct ratio, you can re-size the video using two fingers. At the top, you can see the resolution button. Press it to choose the resolution and the frame rate for your video. Besides the resolution button is the Export button. Press this only when you are ready to export your video. That's all for lesson one. See you in lesson two 3. Lesson 2 - Editing Your Footage: Hi, welcome to lesson two. This is the video that we added to the timeline. You can see at the end of the video, kept cut has added an ending. To delete this ending, just tap on it and press Delete on the toolbar. You can use the same method to delete any video on the timeline. Press this Plus button to add more videos to the timeline. You can select a single video or multiple videos by tapping on the top right corner. Alright, we have added another video to the timeline. If you want to rearrange the sequence of the videos, just long, press it and drag it. To rearrange. You can use both fingers to zoom in or zoom out of the timeline. This allows you to have a better view of the length of your videos. For you to learn how to trim a video. There are two ways of doing it. Select a video and you can see this white handle at the beginning of the video. Just drag it to where you want the video to start it. You can do the same to trim the ending of the video. The second method is simply go to the point where you want the video to start at and press Play. Then select the front part and press Delete. By using this method, you can split a video into many parts and delete the path which you don't need. Alright, let's move on to the next lesson. 4. Lesson 3 Landscape - Adjusting Speed: Welcome to lesson three. In this lesson, we are going to talk about adjusting the speed of a video. You can make a video looks impressive by speeding it up or slowing it down. E.g. at normal speed, this video looks rather unimpressive, right? Let's adjust the speed of this video. Select the video and press speed. If you press normal, you're basically setting the same speed for the entire video. Let's speed up the video by dragging this to the right. Alright, now the video is two times the original speed. Let's try slowing it down this time. Don't forget if you are slowing down a video. Always press, make it smoother. Then choose better quality. This will make your slow-mo video looks better. Kept cut will take some time to process it. Okay, now the video is playing at half speed. So you get yourself a pretty cool slow-mo video. Press speed again, and this time, choose curve. Curve allows you to speed up or slow down the video at different timing. There are many presets for you to choose from. You can choose the preset to one, or you can choose any preset and then edit it later. For this example, I'll simply choose the flesh in preset. These are called beats. You can wrap them around to position them at a speed you want. Here you can see I start the video at five times the speed. Then during the kick, I drag a beat down to 0.5 and then let it slowly go back to one. Press Add bit. If you need more bits to play with. Let's see how the video looks like after I have adjusted the speed. Definitely looks more impressive now, right? That's all for this lesson. See you in the next one. 5. Lesson 4 - Using Transitions: Welcome to lesson four. In this lesson, you are going to learn about transitions. Let's start by creating a new project. Select some videos to add to the timeline. Trim the beginning and the end of your video. Rest of this white box in-between two videos. Kept cut as many types of transitions for you to choose from. You can explore a bit to find a one suitable for your video. Once you have selected a transition, you can drag this to adjust the duration of that transition. So this is how the video looks like with transition. That's all for this lesson. See you in the next one. 6. Lesson 5 - Adding Text & Stickers: Hi, welcome to lesson five. In this lesson, you're going to learn about how to add text and stickers to your video without selecting any video. Press texts on the toolbar and press Add Text. This is my hamster hemi. So I'm just going to type out with hemi. You can move the text box around. But remember to keep it inside the frame. Press X to delete the text box. Press this to undo your last action. Press this to make a copy of the text box. Press and hold this. Rotate and resize the text box. Press this to edit the text. You can choose the font, style. At effects, and also animation to your text. There are many options for you to choose from. So take some time and play around with it. You can even adjust the speed of the animation. To add more fun to your video, you can even use chat bubble. Alright, let me try to create a nice texts for this video. As you can see, the text has its own track. You can drag this to adjust the duration of the text. Let's add a sticker to the video to kept cut has many stickers. But if you are a free user, you can only choose the ones without the pro word on it. And just like the text, you can adjust the duration, moving around, resize, and also rotate the sticker. Okay, so now the video looks more interesting with the text and also the sticker. Now kept cat also has a very cool feature called tracking. In this video, you can see I'm walking across the screen. Normally, if I add text to the video, the text won't be following me around. First. Let's make sure the text appears throughout the video. Then press tracking. Move this yellow circle to the object you want to try and press start tracking. Once the tracking is completed, you can see the text is following me around, draw the video. It even got bigger when I walked toward the screen. Cool, right? That's all for this lesson. See you in the next one. 7. Lesson 6 - Applying Overlays: Hi everyone. Welcome to lesson six. Usually when you add video to the project, it will appear on the timeline as the primary footage. We can add another photo or video on top of the primary voltage, which is commonly referred to as overlay. There are two ways of doing it. We can add another video as usual by pressing this plus button. Now, we can select the video that we have just added and press overlay. You can see the video has been moved to the bottom of the timeline. This is called the overlay track. You can see the video on the overlay track is covering up the video on the timeline. Let's delete it and try the second method. You can select overlay at the toolbar, then press Add overlay. Choose a video, then press Add. Now you can see the overlay track has appeared. If you use this method, kept cut will automatically resize the overlay video to be smaller than the timeline video. You can move the overlay video around and also resize it. But it is very difficult to get it back to the original size and position. So if you need the overlay video to be at its original size, I suggest you stick to the first method of adding overlay videos. You can trim the overlay video, just like how you treat your primary footage. Tap and hold to drag it around. So it appears at a time t1. If you press at overlay again, you are actually adding another overlay track. As you can see, another trend has just appeared below the overlay tray. That video we have just added is showing on top of the overlay view. Let's head over to the next lesson and I'll show you some creative ways to use overlay videos 8. Lesson 7 - Masking & Adjusting Opacity: Welcome to lesson seven. In this lesson, we are going to learn about masking and opacity. Here you can see I have added an overlay video and a video on the timeline is completely covered by the overlay video. To reveal the video on the timeline, you can adjust the opacity of the overlay video. Drag this to the left and you can see the overlay video is slowly becoming transparent and a video beneath it starts to show. If I want to see both of myself without being semi-transparent, I can use another tool called mask. There are many masking templates for you to choose from. But in this example, I'll just use split, decent splits the overlay video into half, showing half of the video beneath it. You can rotate the orientation of the split using both fingers. You can move the split line too if you want. That's all for this lesson. We shall explore more in the coming lessons 9. Lesson 8 - Remove Backgrounds or Objects Using Cutout: Hi, Welcome to lesson eight. In this lesson, you're going to learn about cutout. Cutout allows you to cut something out of the video and remove the background. Here, you can see that I've added a video of beautiful scenery onto the timeline. But it is currently covered by the overlay video of me walking around my room. I can cut myself out of the overlay video and remove the background using the cutoff tool. Just select the overlay video and look for cutout on the toolbar. After you press cut out, you'll be given three options. Let's talk about remove background. If you choose Remove Background, kept cut will detect the person in the video and automatically remove the background. You can still resize and move the overlay video as usual. Let's try customized cutoff. This is very useful if you want to manually select what to be cut out from the video. Press customized, cut out, and then press brush. Then just highlight the object that you want to cut out. In this example, I'll just highlight the jacket that I'm wearing. Once you are done, just press Tick. Now you can see only my jacket is being cut out. Okay, now let's talk about the third option, chroma key. Notice that this particular overlay video is shot with a green screen. You can use chroma key to remove the green screen. Just move the color picker to the green screen and then press intensity, set it to one. Then press a shadow and drag this to the right until the object is clearly visible. Okay, now I've successfully cut out my cap from the green screen. Hope you enjoyed this lesson. See you in the next one. 10. Lesson 9 - Using Animation & Effects: Hi, welcome to Lesson Nine. This lesson will be about animation and effects. Adding animation and effects will make your video looks very cool. To add animation, select the video and press animation. There are three options in, out and combo. In means. The animation at the beginning of the video. If I select fit in, and you'll see the fading effect at the beginning of the video. Drag this to adjust the duration of the animation. Press out to select another animation for the ending of the video. I've selected fade out for the ending of the video. Now you can see the red bar is representing the animation. For combo. It means you can select the in and out animation together. You can see the whole video is now highlighted in yellow. Personally, I don't use this. I find it very restricting. So what if I want to add in an animation in the middle of the video? In this case, I want to add a shape animation after I jump. What we can do is split the video at a time we want to add in the animation. Then select the animation that we want to use. Okay, I've selected the shape animation. Let's play it back. Now I have this cool effect of the screen shaking after the jump. Alright, we have covered the animation. Now let's talk about effects. Without selecting any video. Press effect. Here we have three options. Let's go with body effects plus there are many cool effects for you to choose from. Choose an effect that looks like electricity is running through my body. Once you have selected an effect, you can now see an effect track has appeared. You can drag it around to adjust the time and also the duration. Now that we have added a body effect, Let's try to add a video effect. While body effect detects your body and add effects to it. Video effect affects the whole screen. Again, KitKat has many effects, but this time, I want to choose lightening. All over the screen. You can see another effect track has appeared. You can edit this track as well. Let's try the last option, which is the photo effect. Since this is a video, we need to make a photo out of this video. Just select the video, go to a specific time and press freeze. This creates a photo out of the video onto the timeline. So it appears like the video has frozen. Drag it to increase its duration. If you want, select Photo Effects. Let me choose the effect of me disappearing. Okay, let's see what is the result of adding all these animations and effects. I hope you like the result. I'll see you in the next lesson. 11. Lesson 10 - Creating Keyframes: Welcome to lesson ten. In this lesson, we're going to learn about keyframes. Keyframes allows you to animate the position, scale, and rotation of objects in your video. E.g. press keyframe at the beginning of this video. Now you have told cap cut that you want your video to start at this position. If you zoom in your video at this time, kept cat will automatically create another keyframe. So you are telling that you want your video to be zoomed in at this time. When we play back the video, you can see the zooming in starts at the first keyframe and N at the second keyframe. If I've moved, the video, kept us create another keyframe. Now you can see the video starts painting to the right after the second keyframe and an editor keyframe. I hope this example shows you how you can use keyframe, but there are other uses of key from as well. Let's try using keyframe on overlay videos. First, let me remove the green screen. Okay, now we have a floating cap. Let's make it fly around. Press keyframe, then move it out of the screen. Let's go to the time when we want to cap to fly back into the screen, drag the cat back into the screen. Notice that another keyframe has been created. We can also resize the cap. Doing this will make the cat looks like it has flown further away from the screen. Make it bigger and it gives the effect of the cap flying towards the screen. Play the video to see the result. When you are on a key-frame, press keyframe again to remove it. That's all for now. Let's move on to the next lesson. 12. Lesson 11 - Color Grading & Applying Filters: Hi, welcome to lesson 11. This lesson is about color grading. Color grading is very important. If you want to give you a video that stylistic look, select the video you want to calibrate and present filter. You can select a filter or you can press adjust to manually adjust the settings. For this example, I will use this black and white filter. Dragging this will adjust the intensity of the filter. Using adjust will give you even more control over the settings like brightness, contrast, saturation, and many more. Now the filter or the settings will be applied to the entire video that you have selected. But if you have more than one video on the timeline and you want the same filter or settings to be applied across videos. You can do so by pressing filters without selecting any video. Then the filter or the settings you have just made will have its own track. By dragging this track, you are able to decide when to apply the filter or settings. And you can apply it to more than one video. If you press adjust again, you will create another track. This allows you to stack the filters or settings. You can see I've stacked the increased brightness settings onto the black and white filter. Let's try to add an overlay video. You can see the increased brightness and a black and white filter is applied to the overlay video as well. I hope you enjoyed this lesson. See you in the next one. 13. Lesson 12 - Adding Sound Effects & Music: Welcome to Lesson 12. Let's talk about adding music and sound effects. You can adjust the volume of your video by selecting it and pressing volume. Drag this to adjust the volume. You can also separate the audio from the video by pressing extra audio. Now, you can see there's an audio track below the video. This way, you can have more control over the audio. You can split the audio at just only that part of the audio or just deleted. While selecting the audio breastfeed to create a fade in, fade out effect. If you want to add music to your video, press sound while not selecting any video. Here you can choose to use the music available on KitKat. You can also search for a specific soundtrack by typing in the keyword. Just the sound you want and press this. Now the sound is added to your video. Don't forget to trim the soundtrack at the end of the video. Kept card allows you to extract audio from videos too. If you've seen any video with the songs you like, you can screen capture them and extract audio from them. You can do this by pressing extracted. Then choose the video that you have. Screen capture. Press Add there. Now you have extracted the audio from that video. You can press record to record your own sound. By selecting an audio track, you can add effects to it. There are many effects for you to choose from. Okay, let's try to add some sound effects to our video. Press effects. Kept cat has many sound effects. You can also type in the keyword to search for a specific sound. Press this to add sound effects to your video. You can drag the sound effect track to edit the length and the time. You can also reduce the noise of an audio track by pressing reduced noise. If you want to speed up the sound, select the audio track and press speed. Cape Cod also have this cool feature. It can detect the beat in music and audio track and press beats. You can add it manually by pressing this. Press again to delete it. Press auto-generate. If you want to generate a beast for you. There are two options here. B2 has more beat count than bit one. Once you have generated the beat, you can see the bees all over the audio track. Let me show you how to use the beat to make a creative video. At multiple videos or photos project. You can now edit the length of each video according to the beads. Kept cat will automatically snap the video to the beat. Now you have a very cool video with the transitions that match the beat of the music. This is the end of the lesson. Now let's move on to the tutorials. Time for you to put what you have just learned to use and create cool of the change transition videos 14. Tutorial 1 - Recreate This Video: Hi, This video will be our first tutorial, as it is the easiest and one of the most common transition video. First, set up your mobile phone on a tripod. Then film yourself throwing your clothes. Then film yourself writing the close. You are just thrown on the exact location. Then do this bouncing move. You have just been thrown and landed on the flow. You can do it multiple times to get the best tape. Once you are done, just walk away. Don't worry, we'll trim the video to get to the last tape. Create a new project and add these two videos in. Trim the videos and leave only the parts that we need. The best way to do this is go to when you want the video to start, split, and then delete the front part. Now, we want to end the video just before the close hit the floor. Let's split the video right here and delete the part after. Now, for the second video, we want the video to start right when we bounced off the floor. If you have done multiple texts, just go to the last day, split and delete the front part. You can track the white handle to make small adjustments to get that perfect timing. Now, we have this transition, which is nice, but it lacks some impact. Let's add a shape animation to it. Select the second video and press animation. Choose a shake animation and reduce the duration a little. Now that transition looks more powerful than before, but we can make it even better by adding music. De-select the video and press audio. For this example, I'll just use the sound in KitKat. But you can use your own music too if you want. Look for music with a pulse, then strong beat. After that, this kind of music usually works well for transition video. Now, less matched to the throwing of the clothes. And you appear when the music resumes. Trim the audio track by dragging the handles. Press and hold to reposition it. Play back the video to see if we tie me right there. We matched the video and the audio perfect. Finally, trim the audio track at the end of the video. Then apply fade out to the audio track. Alright, we have completed this tutorial. See you in the next tutorial. 15. Tutorial 2 - Recreate This Video: In this tutorial, we're going to try out a very popular effect, the glowing effect. First, film yourself standing at one side of the screen. And then snap your fingers. Then film yourself standing at another side of the screen doing a jump. Remember, don't overlap with yourself. Create a new project. And at these two videos, in as usual, the video and leave only the part you need for the second video so that it starts when you are at the highest of your jump. Then select the second video and press overlay. Moved over the tray. So it starts after you snap your finger. Alright, so now it looks like when you snap your finger, your clone drops down on the other side of the screen. But the overlay video is blocking the main video. So we need to use the mask to select split, then rotate the line. So both of you appears at the same time. Okay? Now, we just need to make sure both the videos and at the same time. Let's play back the video and see if everything is okay. Let's add some effects to make the video more interesting. Let's try to add some body effect during the snip. Some effects allows you to further customize it. Let's add another body effect to the overlay video. Once you have selected a body effect, it will be automatically applied to the main video. You need to press Object and select the overlay video. Now, just trimmed effect track to get the best result. Finally, just give this video a matching music. This video reminds me of the ninja technique. So I chose this music. That's all for this tutorial. I'll see you in the next one. 16. Tutorial 3 - Recreate This Video: In this tutorial, you're going to learn how to do this transition video. Film yourself walking towards the camera in one outfit, repeat in another outfit, or with extra clothes. You can repeat as many times as you want, depending on how many outfit change your plan to do your best to match the steps in all your videos. You can add in some actions to, at the time of the outfit change at all three videos into the project in the right sequence. First thing to do is trim the beginning of the video. The first video, when you are about to take a step. Then start the second video when you are about to complete that step, check the video to see if the transition is smooth. Alright, let's proceed to do the same for the second and the third video. You can see I've added a little bit of action there. The time of the outfit change. Okay, Now that the videos lined up perfectly, That's what on the clothes flying onto the body. Let's go back to the beginning of the second video. Precedents to go to full screen. Then do a screenshot which are fun. Next, download a free app called photo. This app allows you to remove the background of your photos. Once you have downloaded the app, open the app and press transparent. Select the screenshot you have taken just now. Photo room will automatically delete the background for you. But in this case we only want to keep the clothes. We can press object. Then I did cut out. Here. We can highlight the part we want to erase. Most of the time. You only need to do a simple swipe. And photo room is smart enough to know what you want to erase. We can restore erased part by pressing we store and highlight those paths. Once we are done, press this and then press Save to gallery. Let's go back to Cape Cod, de-select the video, and then press overlay. Press at overlay, press photos, then select the cutoff we did in photo rule. Now we can see the cut out clothes on the overlay track. Let's edit and crop the overlay photo. Now we want to add it to overlay track. So it only appears towards the end of the first video, then disappear at the beginning of the second video. For a more precise adjustment, you can expand the timeline using two fingers. At the end of the overlay track, press keyframe, move slightly to the front and then drag the clothes out of the screen. A keyframe is automatically created. This means at this time, the clothes is out of the screen. Playback the video, and you can see the clothes flying in from outside of the screen. Dan step onto my body. Let's do the same for the second transition. Let's play the video from the beginning to check all the transitions. Let's add a dimension to make the video looks more interesting. Now, the video looks better with a shake animation. Finally, at in music and you've got yourself a very cool video. I'll see you in the next tutorial. 17. Tutorial 4 - Recreate This Video: Let's try to do this transition video with super speedy effect. First, film yourself and doing a cheap, then film yourself doing the same kick in the show you've just drawn. And also in different outfit. Then film the background. Adding the shoe throwing median than the background video. Than the video, you change your outfit and doing the key. Let's start by making a copy of the first video, put it to overlay and align it to match with the first video. Go to the time when we truly shoe split both the main video and overlay video. Select the overlay video and press cutout. Choose customized, cut out, the Empress brush and then paint the shoe. Now, kept cut will remove everything in the overlay video except a shoe. Before you add it further. Take a screenshot of yourself about to do the key. Open the photo room again, press transparent and select the screenshot you have just taken. After the background is removed. Press person. Let's give this photo a blur effect. Then onblur and select Motion. Direct the intensity to maximum, say together we then, let's go back to kept cat. Now, we need to delete the part after the shoot rowing from the main video, leaving only the background and the shoe we cut out from the overlay video, trimmed the overlay video, so it ends at a time the kick and outfit change happens. Slow this down. So it looks like you run off at super speed. Next, the video with a background to end at the same time. Now, let's trim the third video to start during the Q. Let's check the video to see if the transition is smooth, then it's time to add in the super speed. If I go back to the start of the background video and press Add overlay. Select the cut-out motion blur photo we did in photo room. Now, move the track slightly to the front so it overlaps with the previous video. Then adjust the size and the position of the overlay video to mesh with yourself at keyframe to indicate this is the starting position. Blurry photo. Go slightly forward, then move the photo out of the screen. Shorter distance between keyframes means faster the photo moves. Let's trim off the excess sick path. Let's do another cut off photo with motion blur for the incoming kick. Overlay that photo towards the end of the shoe drop, tribute. So it ends right when a kicking video starts overlapping just a little, adjust the size and position to match the video. Then press keyframe. Go slightly to the left, then move the photo out of the screen to make the video looks more impressive. Let's play with the speed. How about we make the kick into slow motion? Then the video slowly return to normal speed. I can choose the flesh out effect, then further edited. Adjust the speed during the key to 0.5. Then let the video solely go back to normal speed. Don't forget to trim the ending of the video. And as always, I shall add the shake animation during the key. Adding a nice soundtrack and you'll have yourself a very cool video. I'll see you in the next tutorial. 18. Tutorial 5 - Recreate This Video: To do these cool outfit change medial, film yourself doing this move in all the outfits. Remember to do the hand flapping move at both the beginning and the end of the video. You can do it a little differently during the last outfit change to mark the end of the video. Edit videos into the project. Split the video right in the middle of the swiping to delete the part after that trimmed the second video. So it starts from the middle of the swabbing move. Do the same for the next transition between the second and the third video. Let's play back and check the video. Everything looks okay. Time for us to create the floating close. Go to a frame where the clothes are front-facing and not blurry from your movement. Then go to full screen and take a screenshot. Do the same for all videos with different outfits. Go to photo room and cut off the clothes. Do the same for all the screenshots. Go back to cap, can add overlay and select the clothes for the first outfit change. Press Edit at the toolbar, then press Crop, crop it into a square trimmed overlay track so it ends at the transition. Press keyframe, then resize the clothes. Go slightly to the left when you're about to do the swiping move, then drag close to the left. You can see a keyframe is created automatically. Let's play the video to see if he's okay. Now let's use the same method, but this time, make the clothes we're wearing come out to the side, trim the overlay track. So it starts at a moment when the next clock starts to move at a keyframe, then resize it. Go slightly to the right. And when the first overlay track ends, the clothes from the body to the side. This is how it looks like when you play back the video. Now, Let's create another floating clothes coming into the screen from the left. Go to the time when a closest snap onto the body. Move the close to the right and create a keyframe. Go slightly backward in time. And when a close on the left starts moving to the body, drag the nucleus out of the screen, play it back and the video should look like this. Next, we need to make sure the overlay photos of the clothes stay on the screen until the next outfit change. The upcoming close. Towards the transition of the videos. Create a keyframe at the beginning of the swiping move. At the end of the swiping move threatened to close onto the body. Played back and it should look like this. Overlay. Try autoclaves floating on the right side of the screen to the time of the transition to use keyframes to move it out of the screen to matching the swiping move. Playback, the check the video. Use the same technique to make the clothes we are wearing come out from our body. Once you're done, check the video again. Now, what's left? Is the upcoming clothes coming into the screen for this outfit change. Do it like how we did it for the last change. Again, play back the video to check. Don't forget to adjust the length of all the overlay track to make sure they appear on screen. When they are supposed to. Now go back to the beginning of the video and add in any missing close using the same technique. Once we are done at body effect during the transition. To make the video looks more interesting. You can also add sound effects. Finally, at music to the video, and the result will be impressive. 19. Tutorial 6 - Recreate This Video: Cool video, right? First, record yourself for an object. In this example, I use a cap. And with this move of you're catching the object. Than film yourself in another outfit doing the same move, catching the object. Then film the object spinning with green background. In this example, I hang the cap by a green tract to add the first two videos to the project. Split the video at the moment Neutral the object. We are going to remove a very small part out of the main video. So I expand the timeline to make it easier to see. Split the video again when the object you've thrown it out of the screen. Then remove this part in-between, some above the timeline once you are done. And the video at a time when you almost catch the object, trimmed the next video to start. At the moment you have caught the object. Check to make sure that the transition is smooth. Go back to the time when you truly object. Press add overlay, then adding the green screen video. We moved apart when the hand is visible. And the video when two objects stops spinning. Now let's crop the overlay video, leaving only the object visible. Then press cutoff. Press chroma key, then move the cursor to the green screen. Press intensity and edges to one. Then press shadow and move it all the way until the object is fully visible. Now, directly overly tract. So it started at the time you throw the object. Let's speed up the overlay video to make the objects being faster. At a keyframe, then adjust object to make it smaller. You can rotate it to go to the end of the overlay track, move the object to the bottom and make it bigger. This makes the object looks like it has moved closer to the screen. To make the object flight back to ourselves, we need to make a copy of the overlay video, then reverse it. Let's play back the video. The overlay video is slightly longer. Don't remit as it will mess up, the keyframes speeded up to shorten the duration instead. Looks okay. Let's play back the video again. Let's add some effects to the video. Go back to the time when you throw the object and add a video effect called shape. Drag the effect tray. So it starts when you throw the object and n when you call the object. You can add keyframes to effect tray as well. Press keyframe, set the speed to the max and intensity too low. Go to the time when the object is closest to the screen and set the intensity higher forward until you catch the object again. Then set the intensity low again. Next, class attache animation when we have cut the object. Let's see the result. Now. The further the object is from us, the greater the screen-sharing is. The video looks more awesome with music. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. Bye. Hi