Final Cut Pro adds the title text to your movie project.I don't see anyway of automatically showing the filename in Keynote on each photo in the slideshow. Drag the title clip from the Viewer pane and drop it onto the Timeline pane. Move the “In” and “Out” arrows to the correct positions on the title clip to set the duration of the clip.Ĭlick the “Video” tab in the Viewer pane. Otherwise, the text appears on a black background. If you click on a video track that overlaps another video track, the video in the lower track appears as the background to the text. Manipulate all controls until you’re happy with the appearance of the text in the preview pane.Ĭlick on the destination video track to which you want to add the title slide in the movie Timeline pane. Use the slider controls to modify text spacing, letter height and width and the leading between lines of text.
Move the applicable slider controls to alter the hue, saturation and brightness of the selected text color. To select a custom text color, use the color-picker tool or use the “eyedropper” tool to select a color from a video frame within the movie. You can choose a font face, font size, font color and text alignment. Select additional text formatting options with the drop-down menus below the “Text” input box. Type the text that you want to appear in the slide in the “Text” input box. Double-click a text generator from the options under the “Effects” tab of the browser.Ĭlick the “Controls” tab in the Viewer pane.
For a simple title slide, consider selecting the “text” option to display a static slide on the movie. You can select “lower third” to display the title slide text in the bottom portion of the screen, or “outline text,” “scrolling text,” “crawl” or “typewriter text,” or just “text” for a static caption. Select “Text” from the first context menu, and then select your preferred text option from the supplementary context menu. Click the “Video” or “Audio” tab in the Viewer pane.
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