Creating and Adding a Title on Premier Pro

Creating and
Adding a
Title to
Video Clip
on Premier
Pro

First, I selected ‘Title’, ‘New Title’ then ‘Default Still’ and gave it a
name (Jess Jones). I kept the suggested settings as they could
always be changed throughout the process of making the title. I
was able to use the Background Video Timecode (shown above in
the red box) to find the timing of the video of where I wanted the
title to appear- toggling the background video on and off was
done by selecting the eye above it. I then selected different types
of fonts I wanted to use.

I went with my first choice, Adobe Garamond White 90 but then found a font similar- Garamond
Black 37. I liked the colour already set so just messed around with the Linear Gradient until I got
a nice white outline around ‘Home’, breaking up the block colour a little bit.

Once done creating the title, I closed the tab- as it automatically
saved it to the project files- and dragged and dropped it onto
the timeline- into V2, above the video clip. This meant it would
be transparent and overlay the video.

I then selected the Effects Control tab and set the opacity of the
title to zero. I selected the circle, shown in the red box, to add
this key frame- marking where I wanted this transition of the
fade to start and end.

I moved along the timeline to pick the next point where I wanted the title to fade onto the
screen more, adjusting the opacity to a higher percentage and selecting the circle to add
the key frame. After this point, I began to reduce the opacity in order for the title to begin
fading out.

Finally, I adjusted the opacity for the last part and
set it back to zero. I then rendered the footage so
the red bar above the sequence turned green.

Creating and Adding a Title on Premier Pro

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