Creating keyframes for a visual workflow sequence

- [Instructor] Once the sequence has been loaded,…it's time to take advantage of adding some key frames.…Now, we can make some changes here…and it's easy enough.…Let's take a look.…Now, I do see early on…we've got a couple of gaps here…as we were doing our test shots,…but then the interval kicks in…and it looks like everything is consistent…all the way through.…What we need to do here first…is really add some key frames.…And to do this, we're going to launch…the Key Frame Wizard.…Now, this is going to allow us…to evaluate the shots.…

And what happens here is…it's going to automatically create some key frames…based upon an analysis of the luminance in the series.…Now, we could adjust this by using the slider…to add more or less key frames.…And as we set this here,…you see that these adjust.…So, for example, when I set that to 10,…it goes through and adds 10 key frames in the sequence.…Those are going to be spaced out fairly evenly…except where it's needed.…For example right here, we have this gap…and I'm not going to end up using…