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Re: how to make subtitle with flowing color
by Joseph W. Bourke on Jun 30, 2008 at 10:08:41 pm

Joe -

This is an easy one. Just make two indentically sized copies of your subtitle text, one in blue, one in white (or whatever colors you choose). Then create a linear wipe transition on the top layer, and wipe it from right to left. Just time the transition to match the lyrics being sung, and you're all set. You could even set the softness of the wipe so that you'd get a bit more subtle effect.

Joe Bourke
Art Director / WMUR-TV


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