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#HOW TO ROTATE VIDEO ADOBE PREMIER CC 2015 PRO#

To apply a Style, select the text to which you want to apply the Style, then click the name of the Style from the Title Styles palette. (To see more styles, either enlarge the window or drag the horizontal dividing line up between the image of the title and the Title Styles palette.) My standard settings are:Īnother feature that I find very useful are the Title Styles at the bottom of the Title Editor. I STRONGLY recommend that you add drop shadows to all text that you want the audience to read. I continue to be VERY impressed with the number of formatting settings we can apply to any selected object – text, shape, path or graphic – in the Title editor literally dozens! NOTE: To delete an object, select it and press the big Delete key. To change them, click the Graphic Type menu under Properties on the right side of the Title Editor window. There are 11 different shapes that you can draw. Click the shape you want to draw – in this case a triangle – and drag the cursor to create it. The shape automatically inherits all the settings you applied to the last selected object. The blue rounded rectangle shown above is one of eight shapes that we can draw directly. However, using keyboard shortcuts or menu choices, you can easily move between elements in different layers. You’ll find these options in Title > Select. Premiere doesn’t have a Layers panel, as does Photoshop, allowing you to see all the different elements in your title. (You could also just move the playhead, but how boring is that?) But you already know how those work. Let me showcase a few controls that you may not have played with yet.īy default, as soon as you create a new Title in Premiere ( Cmd+T) the Title Editor opens and displays a window containing the timeline frame under the Playhead ready for you to start entering type.Ĭlick and drag the timecode indicator at the top of the window to change the image displayed in the window. While you can’t use it to create animated titles, it has features that even exceed Photoshop.Īll the standard text controls – font, size, alignment and letter spacing – are in the toolbar at the top. The Title Editor in Premiere provides one of the most robust titling interfaces I’ve ever worked with. NOTE: Click here to see examples for each of these ten rules.

When creating text you want the audience to read, be sure the text contrasts in shape, texture, color and gray scale from the background.

Even today, not all displays show the entire image. When creating projects for the web, keep text inside Action Safe.

When creating projects for broadcast or cable, keep all text inside Title Safe.

When creating projects for broadcast or cable, avoid fonts containing highly saturated colors or white levels greater than 100%.

Avoid highly curved fonts, unless they are sized very large.

Avoid fonts with very thin bars or serifs, unless they are sized very large.

For SD video, avoid point sizes smaller than 24 points. In general, for HD fonts, avoid point sizes smaller than 20 points.

Given the same amount of screen time, horizontal text is more readable than text at an angle or vertical.

(If you are using really fanciful fonts, hold them on screen even longer.)

Hold text on screen long enough for you to read it twice.

Always add a drop shadow to text you want the audience read.

If the audience can’t read the text, you’ve picked the wrong font.

Improve the Look of Your Images and TextĪ few years ago, I wrote my ten rules for text in video:.

#HOW TO ROTATE VIDEO ADOBE PREMIER CC 2015 PRO#

Guidelines for Great Text in Final Cut Pro HD.

Since then, I’ve written about type a lot for example, these three articles: Working at Bitstream, a Boston type-foundry in the 1980’s, taught me my love of type. Video has much less resolution and is often viewed at smaller than actual size. However, working with text in video is not the same as text on the web or in print. Titles and text set an emotional tone for your project as much or more than your visuals.