Creating a text-crawl intro in Corel VideoStudio Pro …...Creating a title 1. Add the video to...

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In this tutorial, we’ll look at recreating the text-crawl intro made famous in the Star Wars film series. Creating a text-crawl intro ® ® in Corel VideoStudio Pro X4 What you will learn: Creating a title Adding an effect to a title Customizing the title effect

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Page 1: Creating a text-crawl intro in Corel VideoStudio Pro …...Creating a title 1. Add the video to which you want to add the intro to the Timeline. 2. Click the Title button in the Library

In this tutorial, we’ll look at recreating the text-crawl intro made famous in the Star Wars film series.

Creating a text-crawl intro® ®in Corel VideoStudio Pro X4

What you will learn:

Creating a title Adding an effect to a title

Customizing the title effect

Page 2: Creating a text-crawl intro in Corel VideoStudio Pro …...Creating a title 1. Add the video to which you want to add the intro to the Timeline. 2. Click the Title button in the Library

Creating a title

1. Add the video to which you want to add the intro to the Timeline. 2. Click the Title button in the Library panel to display the title effects thumbnails.3. Click the fifth title thumbnail on the top line, and drag it to the Title Track.4. Double-click the Title Track. A text box appears in the Preview Window.5. Delete the sample text, and add your title text.6. In the Preview Window, click Project, and click Play to preview the title. The text should scroll straight up the screen.

Adding an effect to a title

1. Click the Filter button   in the Library panel.2. Drag the Picture-In-Picture filter onto the title on the Title Track.

Page 3: Creating a text-crawl intro in Corel VideoStudio Pro …...Creating a title 1. Add the video to which you want to add the intro to the Timeline. 2. Click the Title button in the Library

Customizing the title effect

1. Click Options tab   .2. Click the Attributes tab.3. Click Customize Filter.4. In the NewBlue Picture-In Picture dialog box, move the timeline indicator to the start of the timeline.5. Uncheck the Use Keyframes option box.6. From the preset option thumbnails below the timeline, choose Reset to None.7. In the Picture area, set the type -60 in the Rotation X box.8. Click OK.9. You can change the color of the title by double-clicking the Title Track, clicking the Color swatch in the Options panel, and choosing a new color.

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