Grand Jury Prize Winner Laurels Title After Effects Template

Grand Jury Prize Winner Laurels Title gives your film a cinematic festival laurel title made in After Effects. Thin laurel branches frame a winner label, a prize line, a festival name and a year, a detailed award card for festival winners. Drop it into movie trailers, film posters in motion or short film trailers for an instant big screen feel. Cinematic titles, trailer texts and opening credits like this give even a short video the feel of a Hollywood release.

There are four editable text layers for the award label, festival name and year. Everything is driven from one CONTROL PANEL layer: global scale and position, text shadow, position and color for each text, plus the color of the thin decorative lines and the position of the laurel. 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. A two-color gradient background can be switched on, or turned off to place the title over your own footage.

Whether you are making movie titles, trailer titles or a full title sequence, this title animation keeps the typography cinematic. Please note: the movie footage behind the text in the preview is not included; your own shot replaces the DELETE THIS LAYER layer. A 7.9-second 4K sequence (3840x2160, 60 fps) keeps every letter crisp on big screens and in HD exports. Compatible with After Effects 2023 and later versions, with zero third-party plugins. All typefaces are Adobe Fonts, included with every Creative Cloud subscription. Setup is simple thanks to the included tutorial PDF and a font sheet with download links. Use it next to the matching movie titles, trailer texts and opening credits from the same collection. Unlock it with Typoanim Premium and use it in client films, paid ads and monetized channels.