20th century Fox Intro Maker Blender

 

Creating a compelling visual intro can set the tone for any video project, and a classic that has stood the test of time is the 20th Century Fox style. For content creators looking to harness this iconic design, a free template can be a game-changer. Here’s how you can personalize the 20th Century Fox intro style template to make it your own.

Download Template here.

Step-by-Step Editing Guide

1. Begin with Text: Right-click on the text within the template to select it. If you need to remove existing text, simply press the DEL-key and confirm with a left click.

2. Dive into Editing: To start editing, press the TAB-key. This will allow you to input your own text. Once done, press the TAB-key again to exit editing mode.

3. Resize with Ease: Look for the red and green squares around your selected object. Left click and drag these to resize your text or object to fit perfectly within the scene.

4. Move it Your Way: Switch to moving mode with a left click on the arrow icon. Now you can position your object exactly where you want it within the composition.

5. Multiple Selections: Need to edit several objects? Hold the SHIFT key and right-click to select them all at once for bulk actions.

6. Precision Placement: For precise movements, left-click and drag the red and green arrows to nudge your object into the ideal location.

Saving and Rendering Your Project

Once your edits are complete, it's time to save and render:

1. Save Your Project: Click 'File', then 'Save As', and name your project file.

2. Set Your Resolution: While the template offers various resolutions, for full HD quality, stick with the Render Presets: HDTV 1080p.

3. Output Format: For wide compatibility, especially if you're sharing on social media or YouTube, choose H.264 as your output format.

4. Animate Your Vision: Click 'Animation' to bring your project to life. Then, take a break and let the software do its magic – rendering may take a few hours.

5. Final Product: Your finished intro will be saved automatically in the same folder where the template was unzipped, typically named '0001-0600.avi', which represents 600 frames of your masterpiece.

With the 20th Century Fox intro style template, you're not just editing a video; you're crafting a piece of cinematic history. This template is designed for ease of use, allowing even novice After Effects users to produce professional results. Dive in and unleash the power of one of the most recognizable intros in film history – your audience awaits.