Extreme Video Special Effects Using Keynote

macmost.com/e-2173 Instead of creating graphics in Keynote and overlaying them in iMovie, you can bring video into Keynote and overlay multiple special effects, then export a new version of the clip. You can even animate the video itself.
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[@scottfox6271]

I’ve said it before, but I’m forced to say it again, “Gary this video is impressive!” The creativity you suggest here is endless and I thank you.

[@SaulSGonzalez]

Gary, my no frills hero for all things Apple!

[@WilliamHeine]

All of Gary’s Mac videos are so thorough and well explained. No one even comes close.

[@HNXMedia]

Freaking brilliant! Game changer!

[@DoctorMortar]

WOW. You just made my day Gary. Fantastic tip. I'm pretty good at Final Cut and Keynote but never realised how easy that is to combine them. Particularly now working from home this is perfect. Thanks.

[@PAWSongPinoy]

Great vid, so helpful.

[@macmantas]

This solves many of my dilemmas and opens up an endless amount of possibilities! Thank you Gary!! Now I know how to jazz up boring material. 👍🏻

[@RonaldoJenkins1]

Dude your content is amazing and extremely helpful! Much respect and thanks!

[@vas1010]

You wouldn't believe, I was struggling all day to make a video embedded on a static background image for my business. Using FCP after many years I was struggling to remember how to use it. Then I came home and watched your video (talk about good timing). Downloaded Keynote and had the little video file made in no time. Thanks Gary!!

[@aaronrenmd6324]

you have the warmest smile and voice like an angel! never forget it

[@homemixer]

This is so awesome, thanks Gary for this great tutorial!!

[@tomfroekjaer]

Terrific tutorial! Thanks, Gary.

Wonderful tutorial. Thanks Gary.

[@bryanvanmaalsen2697]

This is so cool! Never knew this was possible with keynote. Learned so much in this one video. Thanks a lot for sharing! 👍🏾👍🏾

[@carolinebarlow4795]

Thanks very much, Gary, for this excellent video. I see myself having fun with these special effects!

[@HHanna-sx9bn]

many thanks Gary

[@Kevin.S.McCarter_PhD]

I always learn a lot from your videos. Thanks, Gary!

[@raydomenech7646]

Great video, gave me a bunch of fresh ideas. Thx!

[@ConcordNkabinde]

Aaaah AWESOME !! Thanks.

[@teresaw9693]

I watch this again to refresh my memory on this thank you

[@sekaf4125]

I am truly amazed at your skill in Macs Thank you for sharing

[@farrukhj]

Great video. Thank you.

[@KYNDFOOD]

this is very helpful thank you

[@MrRapenaki]

wow, this is SO cool, i didn't know that keynote could even animate videos, can't wait to give this trick a try, it also works for pictures with adding effects like flames or anything that keynote can animate like flip, pop etc. the options and stuff you can do with keynote in animation is endless & fun :) .

[@paulhamar]

Thanks Gary...Good Job!!!

[@TravelAddictsLife]

Great video very informative. Thank you for sharing.

[@j_as_in_j]

If Apple would duplicate the Keynote app, get rid of the "side" function, and instead create a timeline function in its place, bake the rest of the features of Motion into it for the advanced users, this would be an After Effects killer! In my honest opinion! I often create effects in Keynote, with a transparent background, and then bring them into Davinci Resolve but this method has it's purpose as well! Thanks, Gary for the tips and tricks!

[@ericgcastile]

Superb!!!

[@jeanaesday]

Great INFO!!!

[@pompuridayusavadee9794]

Thank you sir

[@mudasirshora77]

amazing!

[@kushlove2001]

very nicely explained and very innovative sir... your cool style is very impressive

[@PhotokaaranDhas]

Awasome video tutorial...

[@iMediadvd]

Thanks Garry thats what I thought.

[@teresaw9693]

thanks

[@SoNowWhat]

Gary - you are amazing, sir! I LOVE your videos and look forward to them. As to your closing comment about having effects appear only in certain places in a movie, could you do all the animation and effects on a transparent background slide, export the slide, then attach just that one slide to someplace in a movie timeline so the effects appear just over that segment of the movie?

[@MuddyBootz]

I would like to see something similar.....Click a KZbin subscribe button and then the bell icon....with sound effect...please 😀

[@jeanaesday]

Dang I was so hopeful… and was afraid at the end I would find out it is more difficult to do on long videos. Thinking a great next tutorial would be how to take clips from and iMovie into several ides. Add the things you showed here and then export back out. Also thinking. Maybe I just export a clip like this into iMovie and then shorten the clip in iMovie?

[@AceHardy]

👑

[@aziatik]

how about if you want to put the animation in exact time.. like when you doing lyrics videos? is that possible?

[@bc1248]

Wow...

[@paulhamar]

Hey Gary, how about a tutorial on how you did the intro of this video?

[@QianaFaye]

This was great, thank you! Can you animate text on a path in this way?

[@badcatdesign]

I'd like to see that too! You could probably break the text apart into characters and animate (with timing delays and rotations etc) each on the path, but I doubt that's what you're really looking for. Usually this is a job for After Effects or Apple Motion. Here's Gary talking about Motion Paths. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYHagaKNoal6bbs

[@GallicGarlic]

Hello Gary, is this valid if one uses iMovie or Final Cut Pro (both Apple apps for video)? Maybe for easy & quick method? Happy to hear your opinion on the matter. Thx

[@macmost]

You can use this with either.

[@iMediadvd]

Hi Garry is it possible to create a product video say with 10 slides and have 10 chapters with different slides and a menu to access the different chapters ? hope I've explained this correctly. Thanks for all the great info with your clips. Alan

[@macmost]

A video is a video -- it plays from start to end. It sounds like you want some sort of interactive app where people can click buttons and control what is shown? That can be built as a website or an app, but not a video.

[@mehmd1913]

Can this be done with PowerPoint also?

[@SignTribe]

Great information!! Maybe someone here can help me...I am trying to export a single Keynote slide as a movie, and currently it keeps the video feature and will play when exported. However, I also have an audio clip with a "play" button, and that part doesn't stick when I export. Any ideas on how I can get everything to export on the single Keynote slide?

[@macmost]

Go to the Animate sidebar, then click Build Order at the bottom. Select the audio element in the list and change it to After Transition. Maybe that will do it. Otherwise, you can always add in the audio separately in iMovie or whatever video app you are using. That's usually the most versatile solution.

[@SignTribe]

@@macmost I will try that and see if it works. Thank you very much! :)

[@ZeeshanQayum]

Any tricks that we can do with audio of the clip, or any sound effects etc?

[@macmost]

Not in Keynote. But there are a whole set of them in iMovie. Also, you can bring video into GarageBand and do almost anything with it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3Lbfp-cppikd8k

[@mariondejong4424]

Hi Gary, Thank you for these beautiful tricks! I was looking for how to add a clickable link to a movie. Do you have a trick like that?

[@macmost]

You can't. It would be up to the video playback software to enable such a feature. After you make a video, it could be viewed by someone in any number of video playback apps in any number of operating systems. However, if you post the video to a website, like KZbin, then sometimes those sites have the ability to put links on top of the videos. It depends on the site how that works and what is possible. But usually you do it after iMovie and after uploading, in the web site creator's interface.

[@mariondejong4424]

@@macmost Thank you Gary, I was afraid that would be the case. I will have to stick with referring to 'the link below'.

[@codemedio6418]

how to get more shape like yours? Mine is only basic shape.

[@joeyvillamiel6763]

Hi Gary!, do you have a video on how to put sound effects or music on GIF`s? Thankyou and more videos from MACMOST!:)

[@macmost]

GIFs don't have any audio component. All GIFs are silent. If you want to create videos with sound that is easy. You can add sound in Keynote or just do it in iMovie, etc.

[@joeyvillamiel6763]

macmostvideo thnx Gary for your prompt response, But How come some gifs at giphys site has sound or even audio clip?

[@macmost]

@@joeyvillamiel6763 I believe those are videos there, not GIFs. They have more than just GIFs at that site.

[@joeyvillamiel6763]

macmostvideo i relies that Gary. But hey Appreciate for your prompt response. Cheers and more videos to learn from Macmost👍🏻

[@pleaseplantme-lawnmowingse3859]

Could you click on just one clip in your iMovie timeline and make edit to it in keynote ?

[@macmost]

It isn't that easy. You need to bring the video file into Keynote like I show.

[@darrenalbertson-digitaldus6227]

I'm not getting a "With Build __" option when trying to apply animations of scale and flip simultaneously to an object in the animate panel, only "On Click" and "After Build__". What am I doing wrong? i.e. can I add 2 animation options to one object, e.g. a logo flipping and scaling down at the same time?

[@DoctorMortar]

You probably have a delay in one of the builds. That stops the build below from building with or after a build higher on the list until the delay is finished.

[@darrenalbertson-digitaldus6227]

@@DoctorMortar Nope. None of the builds have a delay. Beginning to wonder if it's even possible to assign two animations to one object simultaneously in Keynote(?)

[@1734-Jason]

Can you make the boxes fade out

[@macmost]

Sure. You can fade out elements and entire slides in Keynote if you use the right animation or transition.

[@tyik]

After watching this video, I try to embed a video to the keynote presentation. I have the first slide as the title and the video file next. The animation of the video file is set to "Start Movie" in Built in. However when it plays, it skips the video file and goes straight to the third slide. Tried many times still got the same result. Have I done anything wrong?

[@macmost]

Hard to tell. Are you playing from the first slide? Try playing around with the controls and I'm sure you'll figure it out.

[@tyik]

@@macmost Thank you for the prompt reply. I did start from the first slide. Hopefully I will sort it out.

[@tyik]

@@macmost Finally I worked it out. For the animation, I have to set built in and built out for the video. And set the delay for the build out which will be the length of the clip. If there is no delay time for the built out, it will go to the next slide.