Our list of the best free templates for Premiere Pro from Adobe Stock. Featuring titles, logo reveals, slideshows and infographics these editable video templates will quickly raise your video production to the next level. Adobe Stock has thousands of professional quality templates for Premiere Pro, and many of these are free to download and use within your next video production. We’ve hand-picked our favorite editable templates for design and usability. Click on the titles or thumbnails below to view these free templates on Adobe Stock. 01 – Glowing Glitch Logo Title By Wavebreak Media An amazing template for technology, sci-fi and gaming intros. 02 – Pixel Flow Titles By Obispost A cool glitch effect for impactful digital titles. 03 – Travel Vlog Slideshow By Evan Abrams An elegant and stylish slideshow template featuring multiple media placeholders. 04 – Vertical Contact Sheet Title By Flux VFX A retro-feel promo template for… read more
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Title sequences in television have become more than just a way to introduce a show; they often serve as mini-masterpieces that encapsulate the tone, themes, and style of the series. With the rise of prestige television, title sequences have gained newfound importance, offering creators a chance to set the mood and immerse viewers into the show’s world before the first scene even begins. From animation to live-action, from minimalist designs to elaborate compositions, the best TV title sequences linger in the minds of viewers long after the credits roll. Over the decades, certain TV title sequences have become iconic, representing the shows they introduce as much as any character or plotline. These sequences not only capture the essence of the series but often become synonymous with the shows themselves. Whether through unforgettable music, striking visuals, or innovative design, the following title sequences have made a lasting impact on the television… read more
Movie title sequences have always played a crucial role in cinema, serving as the first point of contact between the film and its audience. These opening sequences are much more than just a list of credits; they set the tone, atmosphere, and expectations for the story to come. A well-crafted title sequence can immediately immerse viewers into the world of the film, offering a visual and auditory experience that encapsulates the essence of the movie. Over the years, certain title sequences have transcended their functional purpose, becoming iconic pieces of art that stand the test of time. From the early days of cinema to the modern era, these sequences have evolved in style and complexity, often pushing the boundaries of design and storytelling. Some are remembered for their groundbreaking techniques, while others remain in the cultural consciousness because of their striking visuals or unforgettable music. Whether through minimalism or intricate… read more
The goal was to create an atmospheric title sequence using only the built-in Adobe After Effects tools and without using any external images or footage. Firstly we wanted faded lines, akin to fiber optics, to be emitted horizontally from the side of the screen. After experimenting with CC Particle World using the default lines it was obvious that a bespoke particle would be needed. A long, thin Solid layer was faded using a Gradient Ramp of white to black. An additional tiny white Solid square was added for the tip. This formed the particle element. In a CC Particle World composition the Particle Type was changed to Textured Square and the Texture Layer set to our new particle element. For Physics, the Animation was set to Direction Axis with 0.10 Velocity and zero Gravity. Extra and Extra Angle values were zeroed out. Once done, it was time for some variations…. read more
The goal was to create an atmospheric title sequence using only the built-in Adobe After Effects tools and without using any external images or footage. After some initial layout sketches were done, several scene compositions were created using just circular Shape layers. Using Layer Styles, adding a combination of Inner Glow and Outer Glow it was possible to create a realistic, spherical look. This was then applied to all the circle shapes. The ‘spheres’ were attached to Nulls and rotated to achieve the appearance of planets orbiting a sun. Lens Flare, Glow and CC Lens effects were added to provide additional brightness and distortion to the sun elements. Text was added over the top. Good Headline Pro Light was chosen as an elegant, timeless typeface that sits well within the concept of a vast solar system. CC Star Burst was used in the background of each scene to add faint… read more
The goal was to create an atmospheric title sequence using only the built-in Adobe After Effects tools and without using any external images or footage. Firstly, admittedly, Adobe Illustrator was used to create the lozenge shapes which were imported into After Effects. Though, to animate these they had to be converted into Shape layers inside of After Effects. The lozenge shapes could have been formed directly inside After Effects but Illustrator is much more suited to this design task. Once the layered Illustrator files were imported and converted to shapes a Stroke was added, along with a Trim Paths effect. With an End Point of 50% the Offset was animated with the expression ‘time*40’ which moved the line going around the shapes at the desired speed. Each Shape layer was switched to 3D and their Z positions moved backwards in 3D space. To add texture to the lines a Solid… read more
