Hey there, folks. With the digital imaging software Adobe Photoshop CS5 I have, I'm able to create the end credits to films with logos, info and everything such as title designers Matt Curtis, Pacific Title and Scarlet Letters can to name a few, while bringing my own presence into the business. But there's one thing that's got my goat; the knowledge to make the credits scroll from bottom to top for the end credits to look amazing. Is there anyone out there that can teach me the know-how on how to do it, or is there a company out there that I can outsource this to for me for an inexpensive fee? Can someone please respond out there? Thanks!!
Post-Production : End Title Credit Roll Production for Films by Lawrence Brian Schwartz
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Hi Lawrence, There's a bunch of ways to scroll the credits and make them look beautiful. After Effects would be your best bet to create smooth motion with legible text. It takes practice, but you'll be able to make killer titles in no time with that program!
That's cool. Yet, I mean, if I have the full long strip block of the end credits, say like already made on like Adobe Illustrator CS5 and all of it is legible on like a resolution of 200 pixels per inch for a 1920 x 1080 HD screen, would all I have to do know how to scroll it on Adobe Effects?
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I have been using after effects for over 13 years. Stephen Krystek is right about it being your best bet. I could help you with this if you like. Look no further for someone to outsource to. I could have this done for you in a single day. Perhaps even only a few hours. Let me know. Thanks!
Hey Levi. If you could help teach me about how to make that happen, that would be amazing!
Lawrence, did you ever figure out how to create the title effects?
Not yet, but I've been quite busy at work, but now that I have more free time, I might be able to.
It's incredibly simple. I can show you how. Just PM me