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hey everyone welcome to the filtergrade
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the credit roll is one of the most
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important parts to any movie
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this is where you give credit and thanks
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to the team that helped the project come
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but if you don't know what you're doing
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making a credit roll that's hundreds of
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lines long probably seems like a
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daunting task that will be difficult to
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keep track of while animating
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well if you're using adobe premiere pro
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in this video we have two methods of
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creating easy credits and both will
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result in the same end product
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it just comes down to your personal
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preference of how you like to edit
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whichever method you choose it will be a
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lot easier to make your credits if
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you've already typed them up in a word
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and can just copy and paste them into
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your project you'll still need to apply
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formatting within premiere pro
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but it's much easier to have your text
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prepared so go ahead and do that first
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method number one legacy title the first
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method uses the legacy title tool
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to access this go to file new legacy
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after you confirm your resolution and
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name settings create a text layer and
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copy and paste your credits into it
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then click on the symbol that has an up
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in that pop-up menu click on roll this
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will turn the layer into a credit roll
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to create a full role that enters from
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off screen and exits off screen select
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the corresponding checkboxes
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otherwise the credits will start
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centered on screen and end the same way
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as you add lines a scroll bar will
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appear so you can scroll up and down
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once you're happy close the window then
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drag the new clip onto your timeline
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the speed of the credit roll is
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determined directly by the duration you
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set for this clip in your sequence
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so drag it or set the duration in order
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to make the credit roll the appropriate
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method number two essential graphics the
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legacy title tool is legacy for a reason
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it's being phased out and has been
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replaced by what premiere pro considers
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so for the second method you'll want to
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be in the essential graphics panel
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click the text tool and paste it in your
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with the text layer selected in your
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essential graphics panel check the roll
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this will enable the rolling aspect of a
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credit roll select start off screen and
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end off screen if you want either of
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those effects which you mentioned in the
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a scroll bar will appear on screen that
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you can use to scan through the role and
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you can change the duration of the clip
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in your sequence to change the rolling
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general credits tips credits can be done
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however some more interesting layouts
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may require more than one text layer
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using the essential graphics panel
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create another text layer and line it up
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perfectly with the original layer
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now you can type job titles on left
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column and names in the right column
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it'll be much easier to match these up
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these quick tips should enable you to
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make a credit roll worthy of a feature
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and there's plenty of room for
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creativity even when you're dealing with
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just white text on a black background
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