Narrator: In this video we'll continue working
on our sequence, and resize and reposition
these photos so they look better.
Now, we are creating this piece
which is more of a documentary piece,
but this will come in handy
if you are doing a narrative piece.
Say, you are using video clips,
and some you shot in 4K resolution,
and some you shot in regular HD 1920 by 1080.
You will have to use the Effects Control tab
to resize that video clip.
Whenever you click on one of these clips or layers
and go to your Effects Controls tab,
you have this Motion tab.
Drop down the Motion options, and you have Position,
Scale, Rotation, Anchor Point, and Anti-flicker Filter.
With Scale we can drag up and drag down the scale.
We can also, I'm gonna undo that,
do that right within our Programme window.
Just by double-clicking, it's hard to see,
so let me zoom out, and this is a good time to explain
what this is right here.
We have our Fit, and then we have
these different percentages.
This is the size of our video in our window.
If we say Fit, it blows up the video Programme monitor
to the size of our panel right here.
So if we make the panel bigger, it increases in size.
If we wanted just to stay at 100%,
then it will stay at 100% no matter what size we are at.
For now we want to decrease the size
so that we can see this bounding box of the photo.
See, when I double-click the photo in here,
we get this bounding box,
and when I increase or decrease the size,
you can see the scale increase or decrease over here.
I typically leave this at Fit,
and I typically will just use the Scale options over here,
although it is very fast to double-click,
move around our objects,
and resize,
and rotate: if we hover over the edge
until our mouse becomes this kind of curved arrow,
this is our rotate option.
We can do all this from over here too.
So for now let's just put this in place.
Later on we are going to add a bit of motion to it,
but for now we'll just put it in place.
Now, when I go over on my timeline to this next photo,
you'll notice that I'm still on the settings
of this previous photo.
So you've got to select that in your timeline,
open up your Motion tab, decrease the size,
and maybe just double-click over here
and put it in the right spot.
Something like that; that's good for now.
Now let's go back to our social media screenshots,
over here, and we'll just resize all of this.
I double-click these, you can resize them,
you can put them in different parts on the screen.
If I want to make this disappear
so I can see the layer beneath it,
I'll just turn off the Toggle on and off button.
So that's how you reposition and resize
clips on your timeline.
It's time to take action.
After this video, go to your project and resize
and reposition the rest of the photos on your timeline,
including the social media graphics.
Do it however you feel is best,
and then in the follow-up video I will be reviewing
how I resized and repositioned
my own photos on my own timeline.
Okay, have fun, do the exercise,
and we'll come back and see you in the next video.