We're going to have a look at how to add multiple titles to a single video clip.
This is really useful if you're doing some kind of intro opening credit and it really can look cool
if you do it in a certain style.
So let's grab a clip I've got from Vidis.
A dot com says just a really simple video of a vinyl record playing on a record player.
And it really doesn't do much this clip.
But you can see how this clip would be perfect to put some opening credits or some titles with a bit
of style.
Let's stop that there.
We're going to go to the VFX now.
Normally, if you click on the plus, grab a title and throw it on, it's going to take the whole of
your clip.
Then you would normally unfold and then see that you've got your titles over here.
So I'm just going to undo that.
What I'm going to do is show us a slightly different way and a better way of adding VFX is the clips.
So what I'll do is I'll just let it play.
And that about five seconds, I'm going to add my first title on my keyboard, Ongar Press, I drag
the play head forward and then press.
Oh, so that's my eye for N and my o4 out.
So you can see I've just marked a little.
Piece of my clip where I want the tax to go.
I'm going to click on the plus go to titles and drag it into that V one track over there.
And you can see immediately it's unfolded itself an effects.
One is now a piece of text.
Let's change that text.
And I'm going to say we proudly present.
Let's make that a little bit bigger, like, sir.
And with the position.
Let's move it up.
To around there, so we proudly present, so when we just play this, you can see that it will start
and then the clip will come in.
We proudly present.
What I want to do now is just move my play.
Had a little bit in.
Markkanen live the out where it is.
And then I'm going to go back to plus I'm going to grab another title, drag it over now, I'm going
to be careful.
I don't want to put it on the one track.
I want to actually go down to the V one track and kind of put it into that new in and out of Markt.
And you can see affixed to is now created.
And I've got the sample text, so let's replace that.
Sovereign and as I said, I'm going to, again, resist that and I'm going to leave that in the center
and I'm going to move my player just a little bit more forward, press eye on my keyboard to mark a
you in live the out where it is, go back to the plus, click on the titles and again, drag it down
to my V one that has created my last on my third try called effect's three.
I'm going to just so that I can see what I'm doing.
I'm going to move that down about there.
I'm just going to write the word production.
So this would be like the opening credits or the opening to a film that I'm making.
I'm going to go back to font and let's resize this.
So it kind of matches the other things that we did.
Let's just resize that just to make it look.
A little bit nice.
Now, let's go back to the start and just play that.
So what will happen is as my movie starts.
My first title is going to come in.
My second title is Come In.
And my third title has come in, so that's a really easy way of adding a little bit of style.
Now, obviously, I've kind of taken it a bit too far with the gaps in between.
So let's just zoom in a little bit and correct those silly mistakes.
That's what we'll do, is we'll just move that in there just so that the delay isn't so big and drag
that there.
I'm going to disable all of the tracks.
I'm going to move the play head.
Roughly that and pressie to all of them, I'm going to pick up the first one, get rid of it and the
last one, which I have to zoom in just to grab and pick up and throw away, let's get rid of the ins
and outs so it looks a little bit tidy.
Zoom out a little bit and let's play that again.
That should have a slightly better effect because it's not such a big delay.
And there we go, that looks pretty good now on my version of this, they all kind of go out of the
screen together and I think that looks quite cool.
There's nothing that would stop you from moving them around so that they came in at different times
and went out at different times.
But that's really for you to do.
And of course, nothing says that each one of these titles can't have a different color, a different
font face.
And of course, you can use keyframes to animate any one of these size positions or colors so that you
can really use your imagination with titles, especially when you've got multiple titles on the single
video clip.