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1. Text Effects In Premiere

Every clip that you add to your Timeline as you work in Premiere Pro has the Motion effect already applied to it by default. You can use the Program Monitor and the Effects Control panel, as you will soon learn, to adjust the effect properties. In this article, we are going to discuss: • The Motion controls and the Effects Control Panel • About adjusting the position, scale, and rotation of clips • Scaling clips • Rotating Clips • Adjusting anchor points • Positioning clips • Keyframes • Creating motion with keyframes • Keyframe interpolation techniques About the Motion Controls In Premiere Pro, Motion controls are fixed effects. This means they are applied to every clip automatically.

Text Effects In Premiere

Unlike other effects, you do not have to apply them manually. However, as you are working on your video, you may want to adjust or alter these effects. You can do this by using the Effects Control panel.

You can view the Motion controls by clicking on the clip you want to work with in the Timeline. Next, go to the Effects Control tab (located with the Source Monitor). If you do not see it, go to Window>Effect Controls. It is pictured below. Click the triangle to the left of Motion to open the controls.