Welcome to VSDC channel. If you are hunting for video intro ideas this is the tutorial you need . We’ll show you how to recreate this intro; and if you like what you see you can download the template from the description below Without further ado, let’s see how it’s done. Launch VSDC and create a new project. If the image doesn't fit the size of the scene just use the auto crop feature. Add a background image. and set its duration at 3 seconds. Create a rectangle, stretch it to the size of the scene and go to the properties window. Select a gradient background. Also, switch too the hard light blending mode. Make a click on the background image and apply the zoom effect. Find levels and set linear parameter change along the trajectory. Take a look at the graph. There are 5 control points on the timeline where we’re changing the values. Check them out: 00:00:00 = 150 (zero point) 00:01:00 = 150 One second 00:02:00 = 100 2 seconds 00:02:50 = 135 2 1/2 seconds 00:03:00 = 135 3 seconds Add another rectangle with solid background Apply a movement feature to the second rectangle Set the movement vector between the 2nd and the 3rd control points. In the properties window set the following parameters "Path's start point" => "Yes" "Start speed(%)" => "0" OK let's go back to the main timeline tab and add a headline Convert the headline into a Sprite, then make a click on the text and place it right above the contoured sprite zone. Apply movement to the text, too. In the Properties window, set the following parameters: "Path's start point" => "Yes" "Start speed(%)" => "0" Notice, the movement path here consists of two steps: from zero point to the first second; and from there to the third control point which is 2 seconds on the timeline. Back to the main timeline tab. Select the sprite and open its properties. Check the following parameters: "Use as container" -> "No" "Show effects" -> "Yes" "Fill background" -> "No" Duplicate the sprite and drag the copy one second further on the timeline. Make a double-click on it and edit the text. Then make a double-click on the text and remove the second part of the movement vector. Create a subhead, convert it into Sprite, then open the Sprite and move the text part below the countered sprite zone. Again apply movement to the text. In the properties window set the following parameters "Path's start point" => "Yes" "Start speed(%)" => "0" Set the movement vector between 2 seconds and two seconds and a half. Go back to the main timeline tab again and open the Sprite properties: "Use as container" -> "No" "Show effects" -> "Yes" "Fill background" -> "No" Give us the thumbs up if you liked this tutorial, and leave a comment below if there is anything you'd like us to cover on the channel. Until next time!
