Where do you set keyframes to animate a basic title’s position and scale?

Where do you set keyframes to animate a basic title’s position and scale?

• A. Transform properties in the Essential Graphics panel.
• B. Audio Clip Mixer.
• C. Lumetri Color panel.
• D. Project panel.

Answer: (A)

Animating a basic title’s position and scale comes from changing its transform properties over time. In Premiere Pro, you do this in the Transform section of the Essential Graphics panel. Select the title, open Essential Graphics, expand Transform, and enable animation by clicking the stopwatch next to Position and Scale. Set a keyframe at the start with the initial values, then move the playhead to another time and adjust Position to move the title on screen and Scale to resize it. Premiere will automatically interpolate the frames between keyframes to create the motion. The other panels mentioned don’t control motion or animation—Audio Clip Mixer handles audio, Lumetri Color adjusts color, and the Project panel is for assets—so they aren’t used for animating a title.

Animating a basic title’s position and scale comes from changing its transform properties over time. In Premiere Pro, you do this in the Transform section of the Essential Graphics panel. Select the title, open Essential Graphics, expand Transform, and enable animation by clicking the stopwatch next to Position and Scale. Set a keyframe at the start with the initial values, then move the playhead to another time and adjust Position to move the title on screen and Scale to resize it. Premiere will automatically interpolate the frames between keyframes to create the motion. The other panels mentioned don’t control motion or animation—Audio Clip Mixer handles audio, Lumetri Color adjusts color, and the Project panel is for assets—so they aren’t used for animating a title.