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Assignment 6 - After Effects Balloon Keyframe Project

 Please watch the embedded tutorial and create TWO (2) version of the Balloon Keyframe project (the tutorial is the third video):

1.) One version exactly as described in the tutorial:


2.) A second version where the balloon appears from different area offscreen (rather than rising from the bottom middle of the screen), continues across the screen, and floats offscreen to another point while expanding the duration of the animation from 5 seconds to about 10 seconds:


In both versions, have the balloon follow a curved path, rather than a straight path (tutorial is below):



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