Hey Guys it's Mark here from EditorsKeys. If you've ever wanted to create
some fancy text or animated logos in Adobe Premiere then this video is for
you. We've partnered with Premiere Gal and she will show you exactly how that's
done. So let's go straight over to Premiere Gal!
Hey everyone welcome back to another episode of editors essentials I am Premiere Gal and in this episode
you're going to learn essential graphics in Premiere Pro. Now in every video you
create you will use some level of motion graphics whether it's a logo opener a
lower third or just some captions and if you do not have any motion graphics
experience at all creating a well-designed graphic can be a little
bit intimidating, but let me show you how to create a basic on-screen animating
text that has functional responsive design and I'll show you how you can
save it as your own template so you can use it over and over again inside a
Premiere Pro then at the end I'll recommend some motion graphics templates
that you can buy which will make your videos look more professional
alright so let's jump into Premiere Pro to start make sure that you're in the
graphics workspace of Premiere Pro then from the essential graphics panel go to
edit and then here let's click on new item to create new text let's replace
this new title text with anything I'll just type out sample title you will also
see that a graphics layer was automatically created in your sequence
everything that we make here in the essential graphics panel will be
contained within this graphics layer so then I'm going to adjust the font face
to make it more modern bold font so that way it's easy to read and you can adjust
the size as well next let's make a rectangle backdrop let's resize it by
pulling on a corner like so also make sure it's below the text layer in the
essential graphics panel so you can see the text on top let's change the
appearance of this rectangle to be or and now to give it more of a neat look
let's duplicate the rectangle from the panel here by right clicking and
duplicating then using the position horizontal controls let's move it to the
right a bit and let's change it to another color how about a white and then
you can make some more adjustments to the position so we have a nice white
outline accent to the style in design of the title next we want to make the
shapes here to adapt to the changing of the text so if you ever wanted to type
something new here it would automatically adapt for you and you
don't have to resize the shapes again so this is where we use the responsive
design pinning features first let's select the first rectangle shape and
then we want to pin it to the text layer so select the text layer then hit the
center button here to pin it to all sides now when we type a new text
automatically adapts but now we have to pin the second rectangle shape as well
so let's undo that typing and then select the second rectangle from the
panel then let's pin this to the first rectangle and also pin it to all sides
now when we type new text both rectangles adapt also this text grows to
the right because the text layer is lift oriented if you want it to grow on both
sides you would need to Center align it and if this was on the right side of the
frame you would want it to align to the text on the right so now onto quick
animation first select off the graphic layer in the timeline then select it
again and here you will see that there is responsive time controls and this
will indicate how long we want the intro and outro animations to be so since this
is 30 frames per second let's set the intro and outro animation to 15 frames
by typing 15 to make the animation half a second each now you will see these
white handles at the end in the beginning of the graphic layer and as
you grab the end of the clip and change the duration you will see that these
white handle remain the same which is awesome now to
animate since the shapes are pinned to text and each other we only need to
animate the text layer and the shapes will follow so first let's select the
text layer here in the central graphics panel now move the playhead to the end
of the first handle in the timeline and then hit the toggle animation icons on
the position scale and rotation and then let's pull it back to the beginning and
let's rotate 120 degrees pull the horizontal off-screen and then
scale it down to 0 so now over the period of that first handle it flips up
off screen now let's do the same to the outro animation let's set the scale
position and rotation animation then pull it off screen scale it down and
rotate it now when we play it back and see the animation in action it looks
awesome and that was pretty easy to do then once you're done you can just right
click and export it as a motion graphics template and save it to your local
templates folder so then when you go to your browse tab you can search for it
there and you can use this template as much as you want in any future projects
if you want more advanced animation templates you can purchase tons of
awesome broadcasts and social media transitions and title packs from Envato
market or Envato elements which i've linked to below after you download any
templates especially motion graphics templates you can import them into your
central graphics panel and I have a full tutorial on how to import multiple
motion graphics templates at once which I'll link to below so that's all for
this video and let me know if you would like more tips and tricks videos as a
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