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(a) Types of Video Titles:
- Opening Titles: Used at the beginning of a video to introduce the topic, title, and sometimes the creators. Appropriate for setting the scene and grabbing the viewer's attention.
- Lower Thirds: Titles that appear at the bottom of the screen, often used to identify people, places, or events. Appropriate for providing context and information without obstructing the main visual content.
- On-Screen Graphics: Dynamic titles and graphics that appear throughout the video to highlight key information, statistics, or quotes. Appropriate for emphasizing important points and adding visual interest.
(b) Creating and Incorporating Titles:
- Title Creation: The video editor uses video editing software (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro) to create titles using text tools and graphics options. They can customize fonts, colors, sizes, and animations.
- Title Placement: Titles are positioned on the screen using the software's timeline and positioning tools.
- Timing and Duration: The timing of the titles is carefully adjusted to ensure they appear and disappear at the appropriate moments. The duration of the titles is also controlled to maintain readability and visual balance.
- Exporting the Video: Once the titles are created and incorporated, the video is exported in the desired format.