Learn how to create rolling film credits in Adobe Premiere Pro in under 60 seconds. Add the end credits roll easily and quickly.
If you are doing any kind of film-making, you need to add film credits at the end of your film. Today I want to share with you my favorite method which only takes less than 1 minute to implement.
First of all, you need to add a "Black Video" clip using the built-in clip generation capability within Premiere Pro. That will help us get the black "underlay" for the scrolling credits. You can, of course, use any other color as background, too.
Next, I will show you how to Add Text over the top of the black video clip using the Essential Graphics functions. From here, you can edit the font, font size, font weight, etc, just like you would edit any other standard text.
Once you've got the first line of the credits entered, the rest is simple! Actually enabling "rolling credits" takes just 1 click - I will show you how to do exactly that.
Lastly, I am expanding on a few more functions, which give you a few more controls, tips and tricks:
00:00 Intro - Create Rolling Credits
02:02 Add More Credits
03:06 Adjust Credits Roll Speed
03:41 How to Start Credit Roll On/Off Screen
03:55 Pre-Roll - Delaying Credit Roll
04:22 Creating a Smooth Roll Start Effect
05:26 Using Images in Rolling Credits
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Greg Kononenko
