Chapter 9. Creating Titles
No single aspect of a movie makes it seem as finished and polished as a simple title. An opening title fills viewers with anticipation; the closing credits give them a sense of satisfaction. But titles and graphics can serve a great many other uses. Titles can identify the onscreen speaker in a documentary, highlight the company logo, list important concepts in a presentation, or subtitle foreign-language footage. Even narrative projects may use titles within the program—for example, to identify a change of scene or time: “The City on the Moon,” or “500 Years Later.”
Sure, you can create titles in another program and add them to your project. But as usual, Premiere Elements 2 makes your life easier by including a built-in ...
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