Dual Cast Names Opening Credits Animation Premiere Pro Template

Dual Cast Names Opening Credits Animation brings a clean film credit title from the cinema screen into Premiere Pro. A starring line and two spaced names separated by a slim divider give you a double cast credit for title sequences and trailers. It is a natural fit for opening credits, end credits and music videos. Use it as a title intro, a text intro or a trailer title; the animated titles keep their cinematic look at any size.

All three text fields can be retyped in the Essential Graphics panel, covering the credit label and names. The Edit tab lists 22 settings: 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 divider. Film controls include a letterbox with on/off switch and adjustable size, a video darken slider, a vignette and a fade from black. A light grain texture is baked in to keep the cinematic look. 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. Please note: the movie footage behind the text in the preview is not included; the MOGRT is meant to sit over your own shots. Built in a 3840x2160 4K composition at 60 fps, the animation runs for about 7.8 seconds. You only need Premiere Pro 2023 or newer, nothing else has to be installed. The typefaces are Adobe Fonts (included with Creative Cloud) and open-source Google Fonts. Two PDFs ship with it: a how-to guide and a typeface list with links. Combine it with the matching movie titles, opening credits and end credits from the same collection to build a complete title sequence. A Typoanim Premium MOGRT, cleared for client deliveries, trailers and brand films.