What is a lower third?
A lower third A lower third (L3) is a combination of text and graphical elements placed in the lower area of a video to give the audience more information. It doesn’t necessarily have to occupy the “lower third” of the screen, but that's where it gets its name.
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L3_RS_Extreme NEW is the motion graphic template (mogrt) that we currently use on course videos that we film and edit. It can be accessed from the eCampus Video (shared) Library from within Premiere Pro.
How To Use
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Using Premiere Pro, within the ‘Libraries’ panel, open ‘eCampus Video (shared)’
Click and drag the ‘L3_RS_Extreme NEW’ file onto your timeline
Open the ‘Essential Graphics’ panel, make sure the L3 graphic is selected in the timeline
Edit the speaker's name (Name Text) and title (Subtext)
Adjust sliders for blue and orange box lengths as needed
Adjust the timing of L3 to start just after the speaker says their name
Done
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Title Safe Area
With varying devices and screen sizes, it's important to ensure L3s can be seen. A good way to do that is to follow the title safe area. Despite entry or exit animation, ensure that the text and other important aspects of a lower third fall in the title safe area. See How To Use Title Safe In Premiere.
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