Adobe Premiere Elements 7 Classroom in a Book

214 LESSON 9 Titles and Credits

Review questions

1 How do you create a new title?

2 How do you exit title-editing mode, and how can you re-enter it to make adjustments

to a title clip?

3 How do you change the color of title text?

4 How do you add a Fade In or Fade Out eff ect to a superimposed title clip?

5 What is a rolling credit, and how do you speed it up or slow it down?

Review answers

1 With a video clip selected in the My Project panel, choose Title > New Title > Default

Still. A title clip will be created and superimposed over the selected video clip.

2 To exit title-editing mode, click Done in the lower-right corner of Properties view, or

click to select any clip in the My Project panel. To re-enter title-editing mode, click to

select the superimposed title text image in the Monitor panel, and then double-click it.

3 Switch to title-editing mode in the Monitor panel. Select the text using the Type tool.

 en click the Color Properties button, and pick a new color in the Color Properties

dialog.

4 In the Monitor panel, right-click the scene, and then select the title clip from the

context menu. Under Opacity in Properties, click the Fade In or Fade Out button.

5 A rolling credit is text that scrolls vertically across your screen.  e only way to make

a rolling credit change speed is by selecting the clip in the Timeline of the My Project

panel, and then extending the length of the clip to slow it down, or shorten the length

of the clip to speed it up.

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