Text Behind Object | Text Animation | Cinemagicut

Text Behind Object | Text Animation | Cinemagicut
In Adobe Premiere Pro, there are various types of text animation and masking techniques you can use to enhance your videos. Here's an overview of some common types:

Basic Text Animation: This involves animating the position, scale, opacity, or rotation of text over time. You can create simple animations such as text fading in or out, sliding onto the screen, or scaling up from small to large.

Motion Graphics Templates (Mogrts): Premiere Pro offers pre-designed motion graphics templates that include animated text effects. These templates can be customized with your own text and colors, making it easy to add professional-looking animations to your videos.

Keyframe Animation: With keyframe animation, you manually set keyframes to control the movement of text over time. This gives you precise control over the animation, allowing you to create complex effects such as bouncing text, kinetic typography, or text that follows a path.

Text Presets: Premiere Pro includes a variety of built-in text presets that you can apply to your text layers to quickly add animations. These presets range from simple fades and slides to more dynamic effects like typewriter or flicker animations.

Masking: Masking allows you to reveal or hide parts of your text using shapes or other elements. You can use rectangular, elliptical, or custom masks to create effects such as text appearing from behind an object, text that reveals as the camera moves, or text that is partially obscured by a shape.

Track Matte Key: This effect allows you to use the alpha channel of one layer as a mask for another layer. You can use this technique to create text that is revealed or obscured by other elements in your video, such as shapes, graphics, or other video clips.

Text Behind Object: By using masking techniques, you can create the illusion of text appearing behind an object in your video. This involves creating a mask around the object and adjusting the layer order so that the text appears behind it.

Animated Text Paths: Premiere Pro allows you to create text that follows a custom path, such as a curve or a shape. You can animate the text along the path to create dynamic effects like text that wraps around a circle or moves along a winding path.