Find out how to edit your 4th of July fireworks footage. Enhance and fix all problems in frame with NewBlueFX effects and plugins.
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Whether you need to enhance the designs for your new station or want to learn how to make a shiny and crisp lower third, we have you covered. Learn how to make a prime-time ready broadcast lower third in this FX Tip tutorial.
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Do you love Super Mario and video editing? Learn how to recreate the popular video game, Super Mario, title with this 13 step how to.
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Meet the Atlanta filmmaker behind “Dog Thoughts,” Alex Allgood. We caught Alex in between sets to talk filming and editing in Atlanta, Georgia. See how he uses Titler Pro 4 in his post-production.
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Interested in new effects, transitions and animations? Get the same great effects, transitions and effects you’d get out of other NewBlue bundles all in Titler Pro 4. See what we’ve added in the newest update of our award winning video title program.
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Are you a fan of Superhero flicks? Here’s a quick how-to on recreating the brand-new Ant-Man title using NewBlue Titler Pro 4.
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Go behind the scenes and learn how filmmaker Alex Allgood was able to translate dog thoughts into titles using Titler Pro 4.
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Interested in quickly creating compelling titles? Check out these 30 ways to save time in Titler Pro 4.
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Ever wonder what dogs are really thinking? Thanks to the Dog Collar 3000 and a little help from NewBlue Titler Pro 4, we now know. Created by filmmaker Alex Allgood, “Dog Thoughts” follows pet-sitter Austin as he discovers what Jake really has to say. Sit back and enjoy this comical take on what man’s best friend is really thinking…
Read MoreLooking to bring your PSD & vector files to life? Using the Titler Pro import PSD feature, you can create dynamic results using unique built-in animations.
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