Zoom-In On Clip in Premiere Pro 1.5

[Ronster]

How is it done?
Like... I want to zoom in and out for a goofy B-movie effect.
Every place I've looked has been talking about literally zooming in or just enlarging the monitor or something.
I think it has something to do with keyframes, but it only lets me use two on each clip...grr

I've only been working with Premiere for about a week, but I'm not a noob when it comes to editing. I'm just new to Premiere.

Thanks! :thumbsup:

[ian]

You can set a keyframes from within the effects pane, and choosing the "zoom" filter/effect. (ie. apply the zoom transition to a clip, and then keyframe points from within the effects pane and change the settings at each keyframe to represent your zoom percentage)

[Ronster]

Thanks!

One other thing.
I found a quicktime stock video that I would like to use as a background for my actor in front of a blue screen.
But the video is WAY too small and doesn't fit on the whole screen. How would I enlarge it? No matter what I try to do, it won't get any bigger (that's what she said)...

[thegadgetdude]

www.movietools.info (http://www.movietools.info) has a bunch of bluescreen backgrounds all free. They add frequently and they started not long ago, but it's a great source for backgrounds.

They're all loop able as well. :)

[bigmuddyfoot]

This is a extreamly old forme LOL

[JBdaJUGGALO]

Thanks!

One other thing.
I found a quicktime stock video that I would like to use as a background for my actor in front of a blue screen.
But the video is WAY too small and doesn't fit on the whole screen. How would I enlarge it? No matter what I try to do, it won't get any bigger (that's what she said)...


I would not try it cause it will be extremely pixelated.

[Patuman]

www.movietools.info (http://www.movietools.info) has a bunch of bluescreen backgrounds all free.

Wow man, thanks for the site! I have been looking for stuff like that. :)