Step-by-step explanation:
To create a composition from something within the current composition in video or animation editing software like Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro, or similar programs, you typically follow these general steps:
1. **Select the Element:** In your current composition, select the specific element or layer that you want to create a new composition from. This could be a video clip, image, text layer, or any other element.
2. **Copy or Duplicate:** Once you've selected the element, you can usually copy it or duplicate it. In most software, you can do this by right-clicking on the selected element and choosing an option like "Copy" or "Duplicate."
3. **Create a New Composition:** Now, go to your project or composition panel and create a new composition. This is where your copied or duplicated element will be placed.
4. **Paste or Insert:** Within the new composition, you can paste or insert the copied element. Right-click within the new composition and choose "Paste" or "Insert." The element will be added to the new composition as a separate layer.
5. **Adjust as Needed:** You can now edit, arrange, and adjust the copied element within the new composition as you like. You can add effects, transitions, and make other modifications.
6. **Render or Export:** Once you're satisfied with your new composition, you can render or export it as a standalone video or project.
Please note that the specific steps may vary depending on the software you're using. Be sure to refer to the documentation or help resources for your specific software for detailed instructions on how to create a new composition from an element within your current composition.