Question

question 26
keyframes can be applied to both video clips and audio clips.
true
false
question 27
the most common composite is the double exposure.
true
false
question 28
slow motion and fast motion clips can be created by changing the speed of the visuals.
true
false
question 29
you should only work with three audio tracks at a time.
true
false

Explanation:

Question 26

Keyframes are used in video and audio editing to control changes over time. They can be applied to both video (e.g., for motion, opacity) and audio (e.g., for volume, panning) clips.

Double exposure is a common composite technique where two images are combined, often seen in photography and video compositing.

Changing the playback speed of video visuals (slowing down for slow motion, speeding up for fast motion) creates the respective motion clips.

Answer:

True

Question 27