Creating Titles in Premiere with the Essential Graphics Panel

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Nick Harauz

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01 - Introduction

01 - Titles, titles everywhere.mp4

01:03

02 - What you should know before watching this course.mp4

01:52

03 - Using the exercise files.mp4

03:00

02 - An Overview of the TextTitle Tool

01 - Setting up a Graphics friendly workspace.mp4

06:37

02 - Exploring preset templates.mp4

05:13

03 - The difference between After Effects and Premiere templates.mp4

03:31

04 - Adding and modifying a Premiere template.mp4

03:38

05 - Selecting the Title tool.mp4

05:32

06 - Modifying title style and appearance.mp4

04:55

07 - Adding shapes.mp4

04:57

08 - An overview of pinning.mp4

05:28

09 - Masking your text.mp4

05:33

10 - Replacing fonts in a project.mp4

01:58

11 - Renaming shapes and shortcuts for graphics in Premiere Pro 2020.mp4

05:22

12 - Alignment options in Essential Graphics.mp4

04:11

13 - Upgrade to source graphic.mp4

02:52

14 - Master styles in Essential Graphics.mp4

05:34

15 - The upcoming Premiere Pro new interface.mp4

02:15

03 - Animating Your Title

01 - Creating a dynamic title fade.mp4

06:30

02 - Creating a bouncing animation.mp4

05:34

03 - Controlling animation timing.mp4

02:18

04 - Saving and sharing your title graphic.mp4

03:53

04 - Creating Useful Titles

01 - Creating a lower third.mp4

07:50

02 - Creating scrolling credits.mp4

06:59

03 - Creating callouts.mp4

06:31

04 - Creating a subscribecall to action button.mp4

04:40

05 - Animating a logo.mp4

06:47

06 - An overview of title options in After Effects.mp4

07:59

07 - Opening a Premiere Pro title in Rush.mp4

04:04

05 - Working with After Effects MoGRTs in Premiere

01 - Data driven graphics.mp4

04:14

02 - Media replacement.mp4

04:32

06 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

01:35

Exercise Files

Ex_Files_Creating_Titles_in_Premiere_2021.zip

Description

The Essential Graphics panel in Premiere Pro provides a powerful toolset for creating titles, brand identities, and other text-based graphics. It offers hundreds of templates, not to mention full integration with After Effects. In this course, veteran video editor Nick Harauz takes you through the ins and out of working with titles in Premiere. Learn how to create titles from templates, modify title style and appearance, and animate titles. Once you’ve mastered the basics, Nick takes you through five real-world projects: a lower third, scrolling credits, callouts, a call-to-action button, and an animated logo. Finally, see how to open your motion graphic templates in After Effects to add or edit controls for individual properties, such as font choice, colors, and animation speed.

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Nick Harauz is an experienced marketing director, post-production specialist, and creativity expert. Driven by his passion to help spark and sustain creativity in others, Harauz speaks on creativity, hosts the podcast Flow State: Stories From the Creative Process, and is currently writing his second book Finding Creativity in Uncertain Times. Harauz is the Director of Product Marketing at Boris FX and has over seventeen years of experience as an Adobe, Avid, and FCP certified trainer. He is a regular guest speaker at Adobe MAX, and is the author of Apple Motion 5 Cookbook. Harauz is regarded within the post-production community for his deep knowledge of host applications mixed with a relatability that keeps students engaged. In addition to his training expertise, Harauz has worked as an editor and motion graphics artist for domestic and international clients, including Proctor and Gamble, Virgin Mobile, and Blackberry. He has also directed and filmed noted celebrities including Lady Gaga and Richard Branson and co-edited the feature documentary My Father and the Man in Black, the untold story of Johnny Cash.

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