All language subtitles for Create A Blurry Cinematic Title in Davinci Resolve

All right, guys.

In today's video, we are going to take
a look at how to create this

cinematic title sequence inside out,
obviously, to solve.

So once you introduce
all you need to start by creating

a new fusion compositions, right
click and click on new fusion composition.

I could rename it Whatever You want.

Click on Create.

Once you created, just double click on it
and it will take you to the fusion page.

So here is our media outlet.

Let's add a text node.

So we just drag it and add a text
plus node

and you can like type in your text.

You're going to type in cinematic

to see the text.

You just drag it to the viewer
and will display it onto the river.

And here we can like change the font style
and font.

Wade I'm going to leave it open Sans, and

I just want to change the font to light

and also increase the
and also increase the tracking amount.

So something like that,

It's looking kind of cinematic.

On the next step is to add the modifiers.

So right as you can see, our modifiers
tab is created so it's not accessible.

So to make it accessibility
just have to click in this box.

And here we have
all these different modifiers.

We need to use the follower modifier.

Once you click on that,
you can see it's not enabled

here.

We need to change the delay amount.

So I'm going to set this
to around a little to two.

Let's just type it in too.

And the order.

Well, if you want it to reveal linearly,
then you can just set this

to left to right or right to left.

But I want it to be random, so I'm
going to select random, but one by one.

And in

the then we'll just go to the shading tab.

So as you can see,
we have so many options to animate.

You can animate the opacity, the color,

all these different things,
but we need to animate the softness.

So let's just expand the softness
and when you will just create a keyframe.

So make sure you're played this activity
first frame, you can shake it right?

Or here
it's at the very first frame, zero.

And we need to create a keyframe.

So let's just click on this time and icons

to create a keyframe, create it on both X
and Y.

And I want the softness

to be at maximum on both the X and the Y.

Now I'll just move to 30th frame
and let's just bring it down to zero,

right?

So now if you play this,
you'll have this animation

and that's basically
that's how you can create this simple

cinematic title animation inside.

But I want you resolve now,
if you want to use this on your video,

you just make sure that you connect
the sticks, but not with the media out.

Let's go back to the edit tab.

Just drag in your background.

I'm going to use this footage
and this put the fusion

composition clip on top of this footage.

All right.

So there we have it.

We can just frame the clips

to match the events.

It's not, as you can see, if we go
to the very first frame of our video,

we can see the text already has is visible
and has this blur going on.

So I don't like that.

So what you can do
is, is create a simple opacity keyframes.

So on the right side you have the opacity.

It's not visible.

Make sure your inspector tab is enabled

and on the opacity will just create
a keyframe.

At the first
we we want the opacity to be at zero

and it's more
maybe like five or six frames in.

And we want the opacity to be at 100.

So now it's going to

look much better that way.

And then all you have to do
is just render out this video

by going into the yellow tab.

So that's it.
That's how you can create this animation.

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that have been on the comments.

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