music video where a dog is chasing a bouncing red ball

However, as Tony suggested, for repeated phrases, simply using Copy/Paste could save a lot of extra work, and some minor tweaking may be all that’s needed for repeated phrases. Because both methods are a bit labor intensive (depending on your definition of Labor and Intensive).

(You could do this without using the Chroma Key method you suggested)īoth methods are indeed do-able (as demonstrated in the attached video), but they do require one to roll up their sleeves and set some time aside.

Then open each of these Split segments in the Text track, and in Title Designer, change the color of the appropriate word. Then while monitoring the song in real time play back, create a Split in the Title track, as each word appears in the song. The first method, as Tony suggested, is to use PIP Motion and Key frames to animate Mitch Miller’s bouncing ball. How do I get to Carnegie Hall?Īn easier method may be to type out each phrase of the lyrics of the song in the Title track. (See the short streaming video example attached). If you’re not all that familiar at working with Key Frames, then… well… it’s like that old joke… (Let’s just pause a second here to give that giant deafening whoosh sound of the Mitch Miller reference going over the younger heads, a chance to to die down at bit, hahaha) (See the short streaming video example attached). But here are a couple of possible options. I haven’t found a “easy” way to accomplish what you are attempting.

Music video where a dog is chasing a bouncing red ball