Across
- 3. Gradually accelerates the value changes leaving a keyframe.
- 4. Allows a user to modify the transparency of a clip by adjusting the opacity percentage.
- 8. Video or audio effects that are applied to clips for fading in, fading out, or between clips to blend or animate clips
- 12. Refers to the type of media file
- 13. Represent a point in time at which a change occurs, where the user specifies a value, such as position, opacity, or volume.
- 14. Saving a copy of the video file to a device
- 15. Creates an evenly paced change from one keyframe to another, with each in-between frame given an equal share of the changed value. This type of interpolation starts and stops abruptly and develops at a constant rate between each pair of keyframes.
Down
- 1. Specific visual or audio characteristics for settings that can be applied to a clip.
- 2. Applies the selected interpolation method to changes in motion.
- 5. Allows a user to modify the position, scale, or rotation of a clip in a video frame.
- 6. Allows a user to change the placement of a clip by adjusting the x and y axis
- 7. Bringing a media file into a project.
- 9. The process of filling in the unknown data between two known values. In digital video and film, this usually means generating new values between two keyframes.
- 10. Slows down the value changes entering a keyframe
- 11. Allows a user to increase or decrease the size of a clip by modifying the percentage size of the clip.