[--NOTES--]This video consists of 5 tests of time manipulation. I test out 5 different ways that I know of to manipulate time and alter it like so. So yeah... if you have any questions, feel free to post it as a comment and I\'ll try to respond to it.[--THE TECHNICAL STUFF--]\nFast Motion:\nFast motion took some time... I realized how extremely shaky the original footage is, so for the first time, I used the footage stabalization tool (\"Stabalize Motion\" in Tracker Controls). After touching it up a bit, I sped it up via the Time Remap feature.When I turned it on, I just squeezed the two keyframes (that are automatically set) really close to each other. I didn\'t use frame blending cuz I didn\'t find the need.\nSlow Motion:\nI used the Time Remap feature for the slow motion. I set some keyframes for all the key frames (lol) in the footage,then spaced the neccessary ones out. In each style, I differed frame blending modes: from Off, to Frame Mix, and to Pixel Motion.\nFast/Slow Motion: \nA simple combination of the two fast and slow motion techinques described above.\nReverse Time: \nFor these, all I really needed to do is reverse the clip by making it a Time-Reverse Layer. For the first reverse time clip, I reversed the audio (which automatically got reverse when I turned on Time-Reverse Layer) so it played as normal.\nTime Freeze:\nFor this one, I cut my footage in half where I thought I should pause it. Then, I applied an effect called \"Timewarp\" to the first half of the split. Then, I keyframed speed from 100 to 0, which made it slow down to a stop. I then took a Photoshop layer (.psd) file of the frame right before the split. I inserted the Photoshop layer into my composition right after the first half of the split,then stretched it out. I deleted the second half of the split footage, then dragged my original footage into a new composition. I then cut it right at the point where the Photoshop layer was. Now, I had an accurate second-half of the split (since the original second-half of the split wasn\'t accurate due to the Timewarp\'s speed keyframing) and I inserted that right after the Photoshop picture finished. Lastly, I keyframed Timewarp\'s speed from 0 to 100 on the second-half of the split footage and filled in the paused image with some text, \"Spice\" (my dog\'s name).\n\n[--DOWNLOADS--]\nVideo: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?x9m1memq5nx\nSong*: http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/download/149667\n\n*Song is \"Air Fantasy (REMIX)\" by MrMilkCarton, and it is provided by the NewGrounds Audio Portal. Adobe, AE, After, Effects, fast, freeze, graph, KL1054, Manipulation, motion, Remap, reverse, slow, speed, Tests, Time, up