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Creating cinegraphs

Creating cinegraphs - Photoshop Tutorial

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Creating cinegraphs

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- [Instructor] In order to create a video clip where only a portion of the video is moving while the rest of it stays still, we're going to use this clip of the waterfall. It opens as a movie with a timeline. If your timeline isn't showing, use the Window menu and select Timeline. In the Layers panel, you can see that we have a new kind of group. This is a video group, and the video is inside of that group. I want to play the clip, but I know there's audio with the clip that's very loud, so at the end of the clip, there's a triangle. I can click on that, then select the Notes icon and mute the audio. I'll tap Enter in order to dismiss that, and while we're here, because this clip is so long, I'm just going to grab the out point here or the end of the clip and just drag it over so that it goes to about this 10-second mark. Then I'll click in the timeline in order to play the clip of the waterfall. All right, so we…

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