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Title Tools panel
: These tools define text boundaries, set text paths, and 
select geometric shapes.
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Titler main panel
: This is where you build and view text and graphics.
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Title Properties panel
: Here you’ll find text and graphic options such as 
font characteristics and effects.
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Title Actions panel
: You’ll use these to align, center, or distribute text and 
groups of objects.
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Title Styles panel
: Here you’ll find preset text styles. You can choose from 
several libraries of styles.
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 Note:
You may have 
to expand the window 
to see all the Title 
Properties options.

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LESSON 7
Creating Dynamic Titles
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Click several different thumbnails in the Title Styles panel to acquaint yourself 
with the styles available.
Each time you click a new style, Adobe Premiere Pro instantly changes the 
active or selected text to that style. When you’re finished checking out some of 
the styles, choose the style Info Bronze (shown here). This style works with the 
mood of the scene in the video.
4
Click the Font Browser menu in the Titler. Note that the current font is 
Minion Pro.
5
Scroll through the fonts, and note that as you select a new font, you see 
immediately how it will work with your text.
6
Click the Font Family menu in the Title Properties panel on the right of the 
Titler. This is another way to change fonts in the Titler. Experiment with 
changing the font through this panel.
7
After you’re done experimenting, change back to the Info Bronze style.
The changes show up immediately in the Titler panel.
8
Change the font size to 140 by typing the new value into the Font Size field or 
by dragging the Size number until it reaches 140. Click the center icon to center 
the text.