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I'm Nathan Jeffers and today I'm going to show you the simplest way to create titles in Adobe Premiere Pro CC so I've got some footage here that needs a lower third and so I'm going to switch over to the graphics workspace in Adobe Premiere Pro if you don't see this graphics workspace you can go up to Windows workspaces and graphics should be there select that and you'll switch over that's brought up our essential graphics panel which will allow us to control and modify our text to add text to the video all we're going to do is select the type tool and click on the program monitor where we want that text to appear so now I'm going to go and type my text once I'm done typing my text you can see a couple different things have happened a new layer has been added to my timeline that's a graphics layer a graphics layer can hold lots of different text and titles almost like a Photoshop layer inside of your video the other thing that's happened is the essential graphics panel has switched over to the edit mode and it's added a layer here for text I can see the preview of the text and then a bunch of different controls and options for modifying the position and the look and appearance of my text so I'm going to switch back over to the selection tool and move that text down slightly when I'm creating the lower third I'm thinking about adding some contrasts to the fonts that I used to make it visually appealing so I'm going to add some visual contrast between their names and their title so let's do that by double clicking on the layer that's gonna switch me over to my title editor I'm gonna select just their names and let's shrink their font size down to about 80 and then I'm gonna double click and select their title and let's switch this font let's leave it in Helvetica new but instead of condensed bold I'm gonna try light and then I'm gonna make that a little bit smaller let's say 60 I'm gonna click and drag on my leading here and this will allow me to correct the spacing the vertical spacing between the text so that's looking pretty good to me I might create a little bit more contrast by making this text all caps so if you double click that there is a option here to switch that selected text to all caps so I'm gonna go ahead and do that maybe add a little bit more leading room there and your options may look a little bit different but you can set the fonts to whatever you want them to be I'm just creating some visual interest here for for the viewer then there's lots of other things that you can do with the appearance you can adjust the fill you can add a stroke maybe...