Epic War Movie Title with Year and Location After Effects Template
Epic War Movie Title with Year and Location: 4K cinematic movie title template for After Effects with letterbox and film controls. No plugins.
Attributes
- Application After Effects
- Version After Effects 2023 or later
- Resolution Horizontal · 4K UHD
- File size 0.13 MB
- Fonts Spectral SC · Lorimer No. 2 Condensed · Objektiv Mk2 · Changeable
- Required plugins None
- Tutorial PDF included
- Video guide How to use After Effects templates
- License Commercial use
About this template
Epic War Movie Title with Year and Location is an elegant movie title template for After Effects, designed for filmmakers, editors and YouTube creators. A year and location line opens the card, a bold condensed headline follows and a short tagline closes it, a layout made for war dramas and historical epics. Use it in series openers, teasers or movie trailers. It is the kind of professional title opener you see in blockbuster trailers, ready for your own story.
Edit the three text layers to change the title, tagline and release lines. No digging through precomps: global size and placement, text colors and offsets, plus the color of the thin decorative lines all sit on the CONTROL PANEL layer. Turn the letterbox mattes on or off and set their size, darken the video, add a vignette and grain, fade in from black and push in slowly on your shot. If you need a plain backdrop, enable the gradient background and pick two colors; disable it to see your own shot behind the text.
Use it as a title intro, a text intro or a trailer title; the animated titles keep their cinematic look at any size. Footage from the preview video is not supplied; just swap the DELETE THIS LAYER placeholder for a clip from your own project. The composition size is 4K UHD 3840x2160 with 60 fps motion and a running time of about 8.0 seconds. Compatible with After Effects 2023 and later versions, with zero third-party plugins. Fonts come from Adobe Fonts and Google Fonts, both easy to activate. Two PDFs ship with it: a how-to guide and a typeface list with links. Pair it with other movie titles, opening credits and festival laurels from the same cinematic series. The Premium plan covers commercial projects, so filmmakers, agencies and freelancers can publish it with confidence.