Instructor: I hope you had fun with that exercise.
I'm going to continue with the rest of the previous lesson,
and show you how I resize
the social media graphics myself.
Now, let's go back to our social media screen shots.
Over here.
And, we'll just resize all of these.
I double click these.
And 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, let's just double click this top one.
Make sure we're double clicking the top one
if you don't get the top one,
because this one is.
Then select the next one.
And let's just resize a little bit down.
Move to the side, to the right.
With this next one, we'll just turn that top one off.
We'll take our next one,
and move to the left a little bit.
Decrease in size.
Something like that.
Turn off that layer.
And then with this last one,
we'll just start a little bit smaller.
We're gonna be adding some animation to it later.
But, if we just line them up,
one after the other,
we can do that.
So, we'll have.
-: That's what I did, first day I got--
Instructor: One pop up.
Bearded Man: 100,000 views.
And then--
Instructor: And, oh, let's turn these on,
one, two, three.
Bearded Man: It got a 100,000 views.
Instructor: The next one pops up.
The next one pops up.
And then the next one pops up.
Something like so.
-: So, that's what I did.
First day, I got a 100,000 views.
And then, the next day, I got a million.
We're getting all this love and encouragement.
Instructor: So, we're seeing all these things
pop up at the same time.
And then they'll all disappear right there at the end.
We'll learn how to add some transitions
in the next couple lessons.
But, this is the motion tab.
This is how you move things around.
And, hopefully that gives you some ideas
for moving around your clips.
Even for your video clips.
Say this was shot at a higher resolution.
I'm not gonna do this for this video.
But, you can use this to punch in
on your interviewer or on a clip,
especially if you're shooting at a very high resolution.
Okay, those are just a few ideas.
We'll see you in the next lesson.