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5
Click the Text tool to select it.
6
Click anywhere inside the newly created bounding box.
A blinking text insertion point appears at the beginning of the curved line.
7
Type some text.
Your Titler panel should look something like the one shown here.
You should practice creating path text if you want to master the technique, but for 
now just try to get a basic idea of how it works.
Creating shapes
If you’ve created shapes in graphics-editing software such as Adobe Photoshop or 
Adobe Illustrator, you know how to create geometric objects in Adobe Premiere 
Pro. Simply select from the various shapes in the Title Tools panel, drag and draw 
the outline, and release the mouse button.
A
B
F
C
G
D
H
E
I
Shape-drawing tools:
A.
Pen
B.
Rectangle
C.
Clipped Corner Rectangle
D.
Wedge
E.
Ellipse
F.
Rounded Corner Rectangle
G.
Rounded Rectangle
H.
Arc
I.
Line

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LESSON 7
Creating Dynamic Titles
Follow these steps to draw shapes in Adobe Premiere Pro:
1
Press Ctrl+T (Windows) or Command+T (Mac OS) to open a new title. Type 
Shapes
in the Name box in the New Title dialog, and click OK.
2
Select the Rectangle tool (R), and drag in the Titler panel to create a rectangle.
3
Click different title styles while the rectangle is still selected. Notice that title 
styles affect shapes as well as text. Click the first style (Caslon Pro 68) for a 
simple style with no shading, outlines, or shadows.
4
Shift-drag in another location to create a square.