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 Beginner’s Guide to Keyframing in Premiere Pro For those just beginning to work on editing in Premiere Pro, one of the crucial tasks that they can perform is keyframing. Keyframing enables users to control the change in a video attribute over time. This turns a simple still clip into something that actually moves and keeps people watching. You can use keyframing to make zooms moving text or animated graphics. It also helps with fades and professional transitions because keyframing gives you total control over your edits. I know that for beginners keyframing can feel a bit scary at first. It involves looking at timelines, numbers and animation controls at once.. I promise that once you get the basic idea down making professional animations becomes much easier. In this guide, we'll cover what keyframes are, how keyframes work in Premiere Pro, and how you can make use of keyframes when editing videos. What Is a Keyframe? A keyframe is a point on your timeline. This keyframe tells Pre...