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Animation
Lower Third
Type the text → Add Rectangle Shape Layer
Size: xx, Transform → Skew 11 → rename the layer as Box
Keyframe Text layer Position at 15th F, and 40th F
select the Box layer, adjust the anchor point (hotkey Y) from centre to left hand side
→ Keyframe Scale at 15th F x:80 and 40th F: x:100
Apply Effect Set Matte on Text layer → choose Box layer at Take Matte From Layer
Duplicate Box layer and rename as Base, change its Fill color to white
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drag it under Box layer
Drag Text and Box layer starting from 20th F (set work range start from 30th F, i.e. the clip starts from 1th second (30fps)
Easy Ease all keyframe, go to Graph Editor
→ R click → Edit Speed Graph
→ Select all points at the bottom, pull to left:
On text layer, Add Animate → Opacity
Open Animator 1, set opacity: 0
Offset 20 at 20th F, 100 at 50th F
Turn On Randomize Order (let the text letters varied their opacity in random way)
Create Opening Matted transparent background text:
Duplicate the Text layer, solo it, increase its font size to 600
Deactivate or delete Set Matte Fx (from previous duplicated text)
drag its timeline occur from 0th F to 25th F
Double click rectangle tool to create a new Shape Layer, change its fill color → Drag it under Text 2 Layer
→ Invent its matte layer → Drag its timeline same as the duplicated text:
Apply Fill Effect on the new Shape layer, keyframe color between white and purple (for Flashing effect):
Create secondary/another text under the primary text:
Duplicate the 1st text and 1st box, and 1st base, matte the text layer on box 2 this time, put base at most bottom
Keyframe the text, box and base Position and Scale, but this time from R to L, instead of Primary text that from L to R
Reverse the base and box color too if wanted
Change the Text Set Matte this time matte to Box 2 instead
Create a Null, parent all Lowerthird Layers to it, except for the beginning transparent Text Layers (i.e. Shape Layer 1 and Sized up Text)
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