Premier Elements - Include graphic images in your title text

The Sharper Turtle provides concise (4-8 min.) software tutorials for video editing software (PowerDirector - Edius - Media Composer First - Premiere Elements), Office products and other applications.

[@davidclode3601]

Hi Jim - your tutorials are so helpful for a newbie. This looks a bit too much for me now, but maybe later. Thanks very much.

[@SharperTurtle]

I enjoy helping video editors who are beginning to figure this out. Thanks for checking me out. --Jim

[@AlbertLebel]

This is great. I will try use it. Thank you. I like that it doesn’t add another video line just for the image.

[@SharperTurtle]

Albert. Hope it spurs your skills and your creativity. --Jim

[@yokeyuepang4400]

Hi! Great tutorials. i've just fininshed watching the entire playlist :) I've also subscribed to your videos as they're so useful. I'm embarking on a new video project and was wondering if you could touch on the use of animated graphics to enhance the project such as thought bubbles, etc. Also, on how to create animated transparent graphics? Thanks again !

[@SharperTurtle]

I've never created an animated graphic, so I can't be of much help with that. That would require expertise with a different kind of software. You can import speech bubbles and thought bubbles into Adobe Premiere. Go to the icon of the smiling face and click on it. One subcategory of graphics is speech and thought bubbles. You can superimpose them over the other tracks and edit the text to fit your needs. --Jim