Medieval Kingdom Cinematic Title with Ornate Letters MOGRT for Premiere Pro
Medieval Kingdom Cinematic Title with Ornate Letters: 4K cinematic movie title MOGRT for Premiere Pro with letterbox and film controls.
Attributes
- Application Premiere Pro
- Version Premiere Pro 2023 or later
- Resolution Horizontal · 4K UHD
- File size 0.16 MB
- Fonts Spectral SC · Scala Jewel Pearl · Changeable
- Required plugins None
- Tutorial PDF included
- Video guide How to use MOGRT in Premiere Pro
- License Commercial use
About this template
Looking for movie titles you can edit without After Effects? Medieval Kingdom Cinematic Title with Ornate Letters is a bold movie title for Premiere Pro. Engraved style serif letters and a short tagline create a regal headline, with a season line underneath, ideal for fantasy sagas, kingdoms and legends. It is a natural fit for documentary openings, music videos and series openers. It works as an opening title, a trailer text or part of your end credits, with the smooth animation of real film titles.
Type your own words into the three text fields for the title, tagline and release lines. 21 settings in the Essential Graphics panel let you resize or move the title, add a text shadow and recolor every text, plus the color of the thin decorative lines. 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. Background Color, Background Color 02 and Background On/Off let you use a clean gradient backdrop or your own clip.
From YouTube cinematic titles to film festival trailers, the text animation reads clearly on any screen. Background footage shown in the preview is not included, so the title works over any clip from your own edit. Resolution: 4K UHD 3840x2160; frame rate: 60 fps; length: roughly 9.2 seconds. Compatible with Premiere Pro 2023 and later versions, with zero third-party plugins. Most typefaces are Adobe Fonts or Google Fonts; the decorative display font is a commercial typeface that you can license or swap for any serif you like. The zip comes with an illustrated tutorial and a PDF that lists the typefaces with direct links. More film titles and trailer texts in a matching style are available for a consistent title sequence. Filmmakers, editors and agencies can use it commercially with a Typoanim Premium plan.