Instructor: All right guys, 2 2
now I'm gonna show you one more thing, 3 3
I do sometimes in my editing, 4 4
and you might like to do this too. 5 5
And it's adding images to your video. 6 6
So, here's an image, oh God. 7 7
(laughs) 8 8
This is one of my red arrows, 9 9
but I didn't understand what a .png file was at the time, 10 10
I made this awhile ago, 11 11
so instead I made it like a green screen. 12 12
So, 13 13
(laughs) 14 14
it should just be a red arrow with no green, 15 15
but we'll fix that here under effects, keying. 16 16
Bring the keyer over to it, 17 17
and that green will disappear. 18 18
(laughs) 19 19
Anyway, whatever image you have, 20 20
you just import it into your event, 21 21
and then drag it down to the timeline, 22 22
and then you can transform it. 23 23
Let me get a little bit smaller. 24 24
I'll place it where I want to place it. 25 25
And, 26 26
what? 27 27
Okay, so, that's how you bring images, 28 28
and they may be images that you want 29 29
to completely overlap what's going on, you know? 30 30
This is a bad image to use for this example, 31 31
but let's say I want that to fill the screen, 32 32
I'll going to have to, 33 33
you know, it's untransformed right now, 34 34
pull on these handles, 35 35
stretch it out to the entire screen. 36 36
This could be any photo, okay guys? 37 37
And then, (imitates suspenseful music). 38 38
Okay, 39 39
and 40 40
you can apply transitions over it, 41 41
just like you would any other clip, 42 42
so jeez I could put a cross dissolve on the end of it. 43 43
(imitates suspenseful music) 44 44
And then it comes back all right. 45 45
-: (screams) 46 46
Instructor: (laughs) 47 47
Make it longer, or shorter. 48 48
(suspenseful music) 49 49
That is basically how you put other images 50 50
over top of your footage.