Credits - need more room and single spacing

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Joy Dixon

Hi, I've just completed at 42 min. WMM compprising a video 4min (1960 8mm
film converted to DVD) + 170 photos 1960-2008 + video (1min) recent + 150+
photos taken at our 50th reunion. I have put titles on the first photo of
each segement of the movie, but would like to recap in a long list of credits
at the end. I find the credit form too restrictive and looks odd with items
in left column, smaller than the right (fine if I were showing a character
name & then the actor in larger print, but even then not enough room for a
cast of 45-50.
I'd like a simple scrolling text as I can get in titles, but again not
enough space.
Any suggestions? This project had been rashly promised to be out to
everybody my Christmas, so I am a bit paniced and wanting an answer quickly
if possible.
Thanks in advance
 
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John Inzer

Joy said:
Hi, I've just completed at 42 min. WMM compprising a video 4min (1960
8mm film converted to DVD) + 170 photos 1960-2008 + video (1min)
recent + 150+ photos taken at our 50th reunion. I have put titles on
the first photo of each segement of the movie, but would like to
recap in a long list of credits at the end. I find the credit form
too restrictive and looks odd with items in left column, smaller than
the right (fine if I were showing a character name & then the actor
in larger print, but even then not enough room for a cast of 45-50.
I'd like a simple scrolling text as I can get in titles, but again not
enough space.
Any suggestions? This project had been rashly promised to be out to
everybody my Christmas, so I am a bit paniced and wanting an answer
quickly if possible.
Thanks in advance
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Try the following steps to create your credits:

Select...Add title after the selected clip.

Scroll down and choose...Change the title animation...

Select...Scroll / Perspective...

Select...Edit the title text...

Now enter your names.

FWIW...that's a large, complex project and IMHO it will
be a miracle if you manage to save it in a movie format
and burn it to a Video DVD without complications.

Good luck...

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J. Inzer MS-MVP
Digital Media Experience

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