M+Torres

[|Melissa Torres]

**Key Frame** is video compression technology which is used to create movement in animation and filmmaking. In Keyframing there are programs that can be used to manipulate these frames. certain programs use a [|timeline]to help set the and change the animations. The Timeline is used to help make sure that all keyframes are correctly alligned, making the animation look clean and smooth.

One important factor that anyone working with key frames should know is that key frames are [|periods] of time, not points in time. Keyframing are frames within a video and can also be used to create special effects by changing the [|parameters] of a clip and then affecting the way in which the clips are shown. There are however, many different programs to work with Key Frames and editing them, each with a different way as to how to change the key frames. For example, with [|Flash CS3] The intervels in which clips are shown can be done automatically and can be then change by typing in an interval value (any number up to 100)

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