Solved Tracking annotations in SONY Movie Studio 13

Derek, I have some aerial video I recorded with my drone carrying a GoPro Hero 4 camera. In the video I want to place a circle around something I'm describing and stay fixed around that item as the drone pans by. I thought I could do it with key frames on the circle overlay but I don't really seem to have much control over it. Can this be done with SMS 13? Can it even be done with SONY Vegas (which I'm contemplating taking advantage of the $200 sale going on right now?

The simplest way to do this, is to use the same technique I showed in this tutorial.
www.moviestudiozen.com/free-tutorials/sony-vegas-pro/557-sony-vegas-zen-tips-7-pixelate-conceal

This can be done in Movie Studio or Vegas Pro.
1. Create carbon of video on 2nd track
2. Add Cookie Cutter tool and turn on Border -make sure to change colour above and resize to your requirements.
3. Then turn on Animation/Key-Frames (liitle clocks) for Center control
4. Turn of Sync cursor at bottom of window
5. Now move timeline cursor forward in small increments and move "center" each time - key-frames will be automatically added.

Regards
Derek

Thank you Derek. That was just what I was trying to do. I figured out I could just use the border and change the color of it and not add the blurr. It took me a little bit trying to figure out how to use the keyframes properly. I found it easier to click on the circular border in the video frame and move it and then click on the plus (+) symbol under the feyframe track to add the keyframes. I'm not sure what some of the other controls do , like Steroscopic 3D Depth and the Repeat X & Y controls do. I moved them around but didn't see any changes being made so left them alone. The way I was trying to do this before was to add another video track and place a png circle image in it and then resize to big enough to capture what I was talking about in the video while it was moving. This is going to be much more cleaner looking. I've already posted the video I was working on up to YouTube but I have bookmarked your tutorial for future reference. Many Thanks again.