Translated Film Captions with Two Languages MOGRT for Premiere Pro
Translated Film Captions with Two Languages: 4K cinematic caption 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 IvyMode · Objektiv Mk2 · 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? Translated Film Captions with Two Languages is a cinematic caption title for Premiere Pro. Two caption lines, one italic and one regular, show dialogue in two languages, made for foreign films, travel stories and international releases. Use it in documentaries, series or interviews. Use it as a title intro, a text intro or a trailer title; the animated titles keep their cinematic look at any size.
All two text fields can be retyped in the Essential Graphics panel, covering the caption lines. 17 settings in the Essential Graphics panel let you resize or move the title, add a text shadow and recolor every text. The film section offers a letterbox switch with size control, plus sliders for video darken, vignette and 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. Demo video clips from the preview are not part of the download; put the title on a track above your own footage. Everything is designed at 3840x2160 (Ultra HD 4K), plays at 60 frames per second and lasts about 6.0 seconds. You only need Premiere Pro 2023 or newer, nothing else has to be installed. All typefaces are Adobe Fonts, included with every Creative Cloud subscription. Two PDFs ship with it: a how-to guide and a typeface list with links. Combine it with the movie titles, subtitles and opening credits from the same cinematic series. Filmmakers, editors and agencies can use it commercially with a Typoanim Premium plan.