Subtitles of the Movie

Here is another sequence that I created from the original frame stack, the PhotoShop effects frame stack. And I applied strokes to these frames, several of them. If I should want to stop and then step forward one frame at a time. If I should want to find and save a particular frame, like this one for example, I think is kind of nice. So I would go to save as and then the save current frame as image command, where I could then save it as frame 3. And it doesn't have to be a riff format. If it's just going to be a still image, it could be a tiff, pict, jpeg whatever you like, for whatever purpose you have in mind or just convenience. And you will make the choices there for the jpeg and then continuing, stepping forward. If there is another frame that I like especially well like that one, I can save it in the same way, save as. And this one would be frame 7 and I could save that in another format if I desire to - in tiff. Well ok, let's replace it. And at some point you might want to splice your films together, your frame stacks together. For example, if I go now to movie>insert movie, it will allow me to pick a point either after a particular frame, before a frame, or at the start or the end. I'll use at the start of the movie. Let's put in the gold sequence, and now automatically those frames are going to be added to the beginning. And so now when I play, the whole sequence is happening. So there is no limit to the number of sequences that you can string together in this way. As long as they are the same pixel dimensions, height and width,and same resolution. They don't necessarily have to have the same kinds of images on them either. And we show you some splicing or insertion techniques also in the video effects lesson.