Title and Credits
Overview
Design and animate a title screen that is timed to the narration.
Import the pre-recorded credits Narration.
Design and animate credits text that is timed to the credits narration.
(1) Download and Insert the Credits Audio
Audio file link (external) (it contains music and voiceover credits from the original audio producer).
Insert the audio into your timeline (see below for instructions)
Listen to the credits audio
_Credits.mp3(2) Add Title and Credits Text
Watch These Demos
Viewing it in YouTube will provide access to a table of contents. Think of that table of contents as a checklist of things to do.
(1) InsertingTitle and Credits Text
Watch the animation created in the demo (below).
Chicken-Character-Animation-Credits.mp4(2) A Credits timing example for the audio you will be using
JennaLohman-EagleAndArrow-Final(Converted)-a.mp4Instructions
(a) Choose an appropriate Adobe Font
Watch the video below to learn about using Adobe fonts (free with your Adobe subscription)
(b) Integrate this Text Into Your Animation
'Animation and sound design by Your Name'
'Narration by Anthony Richardson'
'Music by Purple Planet Music'
'Produced by Neil Gardener'
'A Spoken World Audio release'
Note: your text should be no wider than half of the total screen width.
(3) Export the Animation as a Video
Exporting Instructions
1. Delete all layers that have visibility turned off (they will show up in the published video).
2. Choose: File > Publish Settings
Check-on: Override sound settings
Click both 'Audio stream' and 'Audio event' and set them to MP3: 160khz (uncheck "convert stereo to mono)
3. Choose: Export > Export Video/Media
Format > H.264
Preset > High Quality 1080p HD
Note: Adobe Media Encoder will launch and perform the export function. It can several minutes for Media encoder to open and perform that task.
4. Upload both your final video and Adobe Animate file in the folder called 'Finals'
The file names should look like this:
FirstnameLastname-Final.mp4
Tutorial
Note: The particular narration audio files we have should be exported as MP3 - 160 kbps - best. Use these settings instead of the Raw settings shown in the demo video below. Otherwise the video will have some audio crackling.
