Create ROLLING CREDITS in Premiere Pro CC | EASY Tutorial @ThisGuy
Create ROLLING CREDITS in Premiere Pro CC | EASY Tutorial  @ThisGuy
Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Learn how to create rolling film credits in Adobe Premiere Pro CC using the Essential Graphics Panel. I'll start by showing you how to easily make the rolling or scrolling end credits slide up the screen, how to change the speed of the scrolling, and then I'll walk you through how to use the Type Tool and the essential graphics panel to build and save a motion graphics template (mogrt) for the credits (for future use). The final section of the tutorial will be used to highlight some other ways to customize your credits, like changing its responsive design, and adding a background video or a color matte instead of a black screen. Create ROLLING CREDITS in Premiere Pro CC 2023 | EASY Tutorial for movie credits.

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0:00 Start
0:25 How to Make It Roll
1:11 Building the Credits Template
4:51 Align Your Text
9:00 Save Credits as a Template
9:58 Let it Roll Again
10:52 Responsive Design Options
11:56 Extending for MORE Names
12:36 Change the Background

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