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    I am not a Superman.I think it's Superman...i want the sequence where the letters are on a space background and they go inside the screen.I hope it's understandable what i said.Anyway i want to make such a sequence but I wouldn't like it to be flash but a movie file bcz I want to edit it i premiere afterwards.Thanks in advance
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    I think the title editor of Womble MPEG Video Wizard can do this.
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  3. Do you mean like this?




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    No..sorry but thanks anyway.Maybe it's star wars.It's the sequence in the beginning where they say the story so far (either in Superman or Star Wars).The letter show up from the bottom of the screen and go to the center.They are in perspective
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    That's STARWARS.

    Any titler that has even semi 3D capabilities (perspective rotation on z axis) will do that. Check out BluffTitler. It can do that with many FX (extrusion, glow, etc) and can be saved/exported as 32bit RGB with ALPHA and even STEREOSCOPIC if you wanted!

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    Thank you very much
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  7. You can do that in After Effects as well. Super easy.
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    True, and much more...

    but BluffTitler is shareware ($), while AE is payware ($$ or pro $$$).

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  9. Bluff Titler has a learning curve to get it right, but once you figure out the layer thing it's handy as hell for making titles and intros.
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  10. Not that it is the easy way, but you could do it in a 3D app like Blender as well. Just lay down a plane, and skin it with a movie. Your movie of course would be straight scrolling text.


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    Thanks everybody!Bcz I already have After Effects but I am still a Newbie how can I do it?
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    you could do it in WAX also i believe (free)
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    Or in Windows Movie Maker 2, which you already have in XP, click Make Title or Credits, and choose the Scroll, Perspective option. It's really easy, and the only reason they didn't name it Star Wars Title is probably a copyright thing, but that's what it is.
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  14. Originally Posted by p_l
    Or in Windows Movie Maker 2, which you already have in XP, click Make Title or Credits, and choose the Scroll, Perspective option. It's really easy, and the only reason they didn't name it Star Wars Title is probably a copyright thing, but that's what it is.
    That's what I use and I export it to DV-AVI:


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    Or you could print it out on a long roll of paper, roll it past the camera, and key out the background to get just the text. Then it would be just like the original.
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    Now all you need is to install a Star Wars font and add a little John Williams music.
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  17. Originally Posted by p_l
    Now all you need is to install a Star Wars font and add a little John Williams music.
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  18. Very nice p_l

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    Thanks. No video was used, by the way; it's just a couple of GIFs, first a static starfield GIF stretched across the timeline, then an animated GIF at the end.
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    Yes , if you want to use blender , go right ahead , but it's only for the pro's or those knowing how ... wax2 is as simple as pie for those new to such creativity .
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    How would you go about creating the second Superman title (the blue one), say in After Effects?

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    Ok this is mine

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    photoshop for creating superman logo/text
    Premiere for editing and efx (time - echo)

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  23. Originally Posted by p_l
    Like this?

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    Like it. How did you do the moving planets ?
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  24. Originally Posted by 12Quidkidinnit
    Originally Posted by p_l
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    Like it. How did you do the moving planets ?
    It came with Ulead VideoStudio,I just joined the clips on WMM timeline.
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    I'm new to After Effects 6.5, can you provide the steps for creating the Superman titles? I'm looking for an effect where 2D text zooms forward then jumps forward in 3D before flying off the screen. I also have Premiere Elements 2.0 but I cannot get the Time>Echo effect to work. Thanks in advance!
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    Originally Posted by p_l View Post
    Or in Windows Movie Maker 2, which you already have in XP, click Make Title or Credits, and choose the Scroll, Perspective option. It's really easy, and the only reason they didn't name it Star Wars Title is probably a copyright thing, but that's what it is.
    The only reason is it has existed for decades before Star Wars as scroll. See Flash Gordon serials from the '30s (as George Lucas did) and youy will see the EXACT "Star Wars" scroll at the beginning of EVERY chapter.
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    Originally Posted by Quadra2013 View Post
    Originally Posted by p_l View Post
    Or in Windows Movie Maker 2, which you already have in XP, click Make Title or Credits, and choose the Scroll, Perspective option. It's really easy, and the only reason they didn't name it Star Wars Title is probably a copyright thing, but that's what it is.
    The only reason is it has existed for decades before Star Wars as scroll. See Flash Gordon serials from the '30s (as George Lucas did) and youy will see the EXACT "Star Wars" scroll at the beginning of EVERY chapter.

    not a good first post.

    you dug up a dead 5 year old thread for no reason. grave digging is discouraged unless you had some miraculous new way to answer the original poster's question "how to CREATE superman titles".
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