The document describes the steps taken to add title graphics to a film project in Adobe Premier Pro. The author opened the software, clicked "file" then "new" and selected "title" to begin a new title. They designed the text and exported the finished title. They chose a bold white text on a black background. Three titles were created for the film - the film name, credits, and a cliffhanger ending.

1. CONSTRUCTION
AddingTitle Graphics

2. The first step was to open Adobe Premier Pro which
had our film stored in its software, I then clicked on
‘file’ which gave me the options that you can see in
the print screen on the left I clicked on ‘new’ which
gave me another options and I clicked on ‘title ‘.
The image of the right then
appeared which asked me to give
the name of what I wanted the title
to be.

3. After I had finished designing the text I closed
down the title editing software which took me to
where I was editing the film. I then exported the
titles from a bar that appeared.
After I had given a name to the title the image on the
left appeared. I had to chose a text that I felt suited our
film and then I changed the colour of the text to white
because I wanted the background to be black as I felt
black stood out more allowing the text to be bold.

4. These are the three titles we used in our
film.The first title is the name of the film,
the bottom title introduces all members
who contributed and help to make this film
and the middle title is a cliff hanger we
chose to put at the end in order to leave the
audience wondering what happened next.