Animating a Clock to a Certain Time

ctmcbphotography  wrote I've seen other tutorials but it's only about the minute and hour hand spinning.

I think Dave's point was that you said you've seen tutorials on how to spin the minute & hour hands.

Soo.........If you've seen a tutorial on how to do that, and that's really all that's involved in turning a clock's hands back, then what else do you need to know?

As Dave said:

Set keyframes on the hour hand and minute hand's rotations,  move the time indicator forward on the timeline and then adjust the hour hands rotation so points to the eight (the thing that looks like two circles stacked up).

Then rotate the second hand's rotation so that it points to the twelve (12).

Remember thought,  the "big" hand should go around as many times as there are seconds in a minute.

ctmcbphotography  wrote Sorry, I'm a bit new to After Effects.

It honestly sounds like you are completely new to after effects, as in this is the first thing you've ever attempted to do.

I really hope I'm right about that.

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ctmcbphotography  wrote I need to make an animation for Daylight Savings and I've designed a clock at 9:00 and I since we need to turn the clock on hour back, I wanted the animation to be of the clock started at 9:00 then going back to 8:00. I've seen other tutorials but it's only about the minute and hour hand spinning.

Well, what else moves on a clock face animation other than the minute and hour hands?  If you've got a tutorial for that, you're set, right?