Quick example... The little Diamonds you see in the "CPT Iseley" track are key frames. And they are how I make them walk across the screen instead of just... Walking in place, as you see in the original

Key frames and a quick crop are also how I zoomed that little part of the video out... Set it to match the main track... Then move it to where I want it and it moves from. Key frame to key frame

And last but not least for now... Cutouts and chroma key. You see how the Iseley group isn't green anymore? Chroma key.
I love doing overlays... And @DieselJack and I literally have folders of anime gifs and such for doing just that 🤣 it's a fun flair that I love to set to the beat.
But using that tool, you can do some crazy stuff

Motionleap however has some unique uses

Key frames for resizing objects.

Key frames for spinning

Audio key frames.
Sorry the audio is actually kinda shit, but I tried to capture the actual audio

What it should actually sound like

You can use this to duck audio tracks when people are talking or such... Like I did with the rogan musk video

Morning ladies and gents. One subject that occurred to me is getting source material.
I use NewPipe. Just search it in Google and it should pop up. It's a YouTube browser app that let's you download videos and sounds. No need to copy and paste to a website.

If you download the sound without the video, you'll need to convert it to a wav file from mp4 for capcut to use.

IG Downloader is another app so you can download videos off Instagram.

For Twitter, I think you have to copy the link and find a website that downloads Twitter vids.

Quick video on extracting sounds

Adding layers, blending, and choosing which layer to apply effects to