MASTERING. THE NFS STYLE GUIDE

TC 09:59:30:00 – Countdown Clock

TC 09:59:57:00 – 3’ Black

TC 10:00:00:00 – 12 frame fade up to NFS graphic

TC 10:00:00:12 – 3 second hold NFS graphic

TC 10:00:03:12 - 12 frame fade to black

TC 10:00:04:00 - Programme Start

Your film here…

At the end of your film Film Credit Rollers

Rollers should be formatted in the following order

NO PRE-TITLE CREDITS

NO ‘A FILM BY…”

NO LOGO’S

NO ‘THANKS TO…’ NFS STAFF

Fade up the NFS end board and fade to black after 5 seconds.

Download individual graphic elements here.

After Effects Roller Instructions

Most end credit rollers are created by animating a ‘long’ Photoshop document.

It’s a ‘long’ Photoshop document formatted correctly as a end roller

Looking at the Layers

Left justified = all the text to the right of the centre margin

Right Justified = all the text to left of the centre margin

Centre Justified = all the centered text

To edit the roller

You will have to add rows in the text blocks for your credits. Make sure you keep the rows even on the left and right sides.

Save the Roller with the same name

Open the NFS_Roller_Template.aep

It’s an After FX project which will animate the roller.

1. Select the NFSRollerText layer - open Transform
2. Click the Next Keyframe button
3. You should be on exactly 25 secs
4. Adjust the Y Position until the last credit disappears at the top of the frame

Playback the roller. The roller credits should disappear off the top of the frame at 25 seconds and the logo will fade up and down over 5 seconds.

Select Composition>Add to Media Encoder Render Queue

this will open Adobe Media Encoder

Use these settings and save to you project folder.

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