Thriller Film Title with Tagline and Red Accent Line MOGRT for Premiere Pro
Thriller Film Title with Tagline and Red Accent Line: 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 0.13 MB
- Fonts Objektiv Mk1 · League Gothic · Changeable
- Required plugins None
- Tutorial PDF included
- Video guide How to use MOGRT in Premiere Pro
- License Commercial use
About this template
Thriller Film Title with Tagline and Red Accent Line brings a bold movie title from the cinema screen into Premiere Pro. Under the short tagline, heavy condensed letters punch in, while a slim red line and a date line finish the card like a real thriller one-sheet. Use it in film school projects, short films or film festival submissions. Think of it as a ready-made piece of cinematic typography: modern titles with a dramatic movie look in seconds.
All three text fields can be retyped in the Essential Graphics panel, covering the title, tagline and release lines. You get 21 settings grouped into clear sections for global, text, film and background controls, 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. The background is a two-tone gradient you can recolor or hide completely when the title sits over a clip.
Use it as a title intro, a text intro or a trailer title; the animated titles keep their cinematic look at any size. Background footage shown in the preview is not included, so the title works over any clip from your own edit. Everything is designed at 3840x2160 (Ultra HD 4K), plays at 60 frames per second and lasts about 8.0 seconds. Compatible with Premiere Pro 2023 and later versions, with zero third-party plugins. 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. 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.