Starring Two Actors Credit Title with Divider After Effects Template

Starring Two Actors Credit Title with Divider brings a stylish film credit title straight from the big screen into After Effects. Two names sit side by side with a thin upright divider under a "starring" line, a neat way to credit two leads in one card. It is a natural fit for movie trailers, student films and short films. From YouTube cinematic titles to film festival trailers, the text animation reads clearly on any screen.

All three text layers are editable, so you can rewrite the credit label and names. Open the CONTROL PANEL layer to resize or move the whole title, add a text shadow and recolor every text, plus the color of the thin decorative lines and the position of the divider. 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.

Cinematic titles, trailer texts and opening credits like this give even a short video the feel of a Hollywood release. Keep in mind that the background footage shown in the preview is not included; your own video goes where the DELETE THIS LAYER placeholder sits. The composition size is 4K UHD 3840x2160 with 60 fps motion and a running time of about 7.8 seconds. Open it in After Effects 2023+ straight away; no extra effects or scripts have to be installed. Fonts come from Adobe Fonts and Google Fonts, both easy to activate. The zip comes with an illustrated tutorial and a PDF that lists the typefaces with direct links. It belongs to a series of film credits, cinematic titles and trailer titles designed to work together. The Premium plan covers commercial projects, so filmmakers, agencies and freelancers can publish it with confidence.