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Chapter 3 Reference

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There are, however, several key differences between titling and

other effect-generating operations.

Titling consists of two parts: Selecting the title and then inputting

your text.

1 A title normally runs for the length of the selected scene, but

you can adjust the title’s default running time to let it run for a

shorter or longer period. The range of a text is very important. A

longer range results in a slower scrolling speed.

The Range screen is similar to the trim screen. Instead of marking

the active part of a scene, you merely set the effective time for the

text. The text starts at whatever frame you set (In-point) and ends

at the last frame (Out-point). Some parts of the storyboard may

appear in red. These scenes can’t be selected for titling since they

are already marked by other effects (the overlapping of image-

processing effects, transitions and titles is impossible without

multilayer editing. You’ll find information on using this technique

within Chapter Four). Return to the titling menu once you have

made your selections and your scene should now bear the titling

icon (if your titles spill over into other scenes, they’ll be marked

with the icon as well).

2 This button places your title onto the selected storyboard scene.

3 This icon represents a placed title. It will appear red if the title

is unrendered, and green if the title has been rendered.

4 This button deletes the title from the scene within the workbox,

regardless of whether it has been rendered or not. Deleted titles,

transitions and effects may disappear from your screen, but

remain on your hard drive until you run a clean up.

Title

screen

(cont’d)

Title icon

Insert

Range

4 5 & 6 7, 8 & 91

1 2 ... 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 ... 111 112

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