All tagged Title Tool
Design a title quickly in Adobe Premiere Pro CC. After placing text directly in the Program Monitor using the Type or Vertical Type tool, you can add a background shape, fine-tune the look of your layered graphics, and use master styles to apply a title design across your project. —Adobe
In this tutorial video I am teaching you how to do a Smooth Text reveal with the new Adobe Premiere Pro CC Text tool, smoothing the movements with bezier and also using directional blur to add motion blur to the moving text, but without making multiple layers of text and keep it als in one single graphics clip, keeping the timeline nice and tidy. —Chung Dha
Today I go over a quick method to spice up any title created! —AdobeMasters
Two excerpts from Larry Jordan's The Basics of Editing in Premiere Pro CC. In these two tutorials, Larry Jordan shows how to easily create titles and normalize audio clips in Premiere Pro.
Ignace Aleya of Tolerated Cinematics shows us how to create a nice, clean cinematic title using the Essential Graphics panel in Premiere Pro.
In this video tutorial I am showing you how to use the Text Border Split Preset which can be used in also the older CS, CC and new CC2017. This is a nice simple clean text or title reveal in a video. —Chung Dha
"I can't find the title editor in Premiere Pro!!" I will help you find it in this FAQ video and I will also explain why you can't find it. Hint!: Essential Graphics... —Orange83
Learn how to use the new text tool in adobe premiere pro cc 2017 and how to work with graphics templates in the new essential graphics panel. —Ignace Aleya
In this video, we explore how to create and animate basic lower thirds in Premiere pro. A common misconception is that you need to be a graphic designer to create good lower thirds. This couldn’t be farther from the truth. And now with the addition of Motion Graphics capabilities inside of Premiere Pro, the process of creating lower thirds has never been easier. —Motion Array
In this Premiere Pro video editing tutorial, we will cover how to work with the new Essential Graphics panel to build an animated title using one of the many templates included with Premiere, we’ll also cover how to create an animated title from scratch and even save it as a template so you can use it in any upcoming video editing projects you have (or just for reuse in the same project over and over,) and we’ll also cover all the ins and outs of the new Titler tool and how to work with the new set of graphics tools in Premiere Pro 2017 CC (April 2017 Update). —tutvid
