In the previous two sections you've learned that using the stretch would be timed earlier.
It would slow down or speed up.
But then it affects the whole.
This led to being a video or a composition of motion graphics whatever it will affect the whole life.
But from time to time you don't want to do that.
You want to speed up and stretch you later but you want to keep a certain vision of the layer intact.
It means it remains at the same speed your options are where you can for example overhear and you decide
from 20 frames to two seconds.
I wanted always to remain at the same speed.
So the solution will be now is of course to split the layer that's one and split that again a two then
retimed this portion you do.
And then at the time this portion and adjust them and most of the time it's very hard to work now in
2019.
You have a ready made solution.
You can take a region or a certain area from a layer be it a video layer or a composition and protected
against retiming not timely map just retiming it's through the stretch let me give you an example let's
say from 20 frames to two seconds here.
I want this area to be protected so if every time this layer this region from 20 frames to two seconds
will not be retyped meaning it will not speed up or slow down.
How do you do that.
The first way is to use the work area.
If you come to a position now you have a new option is the responsive design time.
You can create intro outro.
Now we are working on create protected the region from work area.
Well it makes sense that I will limit the work area for where I want the region not to be the time and
then come to this option.
So I come over here.
I put the beginning of the work area code to do seconds and put the end of the work area that's be an
end I hope you remember then if you are right click on the work area you have a fourth option now create
a protected region from what area.
Here you are so actually what it is it's created markers.
OK see this is a marker and it has the protected region checked.
This is the new option.
Responsive design time.
This is a protected region.
So this area now is protected.
I will go back to the same work area.
Now how do you use this.
First of all you pick on parts but not from here.
If you go from here the Marko's will stay in this composition and the protected area will be in this
composition.
The way to do it is to create a new composition.
I'll call this one man.
OK.
It's 12 80 by 720 and I make it 10 seconds.
The video here is five seconds.
Go back to me and then I would take photographer the pre-camp and drop it inside me.
No not this.
You can see the protected area it's blue if you pray.
Nothing has happened yet.
OK we didn't stretch there.
It has normal speed.
Let's slow down the lead at 200 percent.
Here you are now the lead is a pick up.
OK guys.
Now not this region on the left of the protected area or the blue one has been stretched.
And of course it is slower and the area after the blue region also has stretched but the region itself
the blue one did not stretch did not move.
It stayed on the same time.
If you play your video now you will notice is very slow.
Then goes normal speed and slows down.
This changes speed to 50 percent.
It would be more visible.
And you click OK.
Now notice the area before has become quite speedy and the area after has become quite speedy.
Let's select the outpoint and put the work area here and then if you play not this slow.
Norman are in fact speedy slow.
Norman
So this is one method to create the responsive design using the work area.