William Gadea
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Another possibility is to drag all the clips in your timeline to a new bin. You will then see the durations in the duration column of the finder. The drawback is that they will no longer be in the correct order.
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Thanks, Aharon. I’m working at a station without AE so I’ll take your word for it. By the way, check my sig line link to learn my secret identity.
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This is basically the method, the only thing I would do that might save you a few keystrokes is make filmstrip of all your mouthshapes, one on each frame, then use time remap to switch from mouth to mouth.
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This is basically the method, the only thing I would do that might save you a few keystrokes is make filmstrip of all your mouthshapes, one on each frame, then use time remap to switch from mouth to mouth.
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Yes, one comp nested in another. I’m at home now working on AE 5.5 and I don’t have the same problem… I can see the anchor points on comps fine. Is there a setting or something I’m missing?
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It was a lot of work. Hopefully, I’ll start on a new animated short before too long.
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Thanks Ron…
I think I’ve decided to go with their Premiere edition.
– W.
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