Adobe After Effects resubb

The first step in creating this video was choosing my image from Google, made my decision by checking that the background of the image was relatively uniform and would be easy to fill having removed the subject, the second step to making my decision was checking that the subject of the image, in this case the bike was minimally detailed and would be easily to select in Photoshop, my subject was a silhouette therefor it was very blocky and easy to draw round.

My second step in creating this video was taking the JPEG file and dragging it into Photoshop, having taken it into Photoshop I used the quick selection tool to draw round the subject, I then copied the selected area (subject) and pasted it to create a new layer, I then moved to the background layer and deleted the subject from that layer as I already had a copy of the subject I created just before, now after deleting the subject from the background layer selected the hole from the removal and filled it by going “edit”, “fill”, and then “content aware” this matched the hole to the background,

Now after creating the layers in Photoshop I opened the file In premiere pro, this is where I created the anchor point and end for the subject, I also did this for the background to make it move slightly.
After doing this I changed the length and speed of the video by playing with the sliders at the bottom of the page, the video at the correct speed ended up lasting 9 seconds. Next I exported and rendered the video and then posted it on Youtube.

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