Using a logo as a title, how?

[Tony Brittan]

Huh? Not sure what you’re trying to do. Please explain a little clearer and you might get a response. .jpg’s are treated just like video clips. There are some plugins and effects that use wells in them that allow you to use images inside but other than that, you can keyframe them, ken burns them, and any number of things.

Tony Brittan
Island Shore Productions
Kill Devil Hills, NC

[Craig Seeman]

Place logo clip over text. Make Compound Clip. Animate Compound Clip if you’d like.

[Tony Brittan]

Re-read that and I think what you want is a logo to be included with your title. Put your title in, then add the logo above or below that in the timeline, then resize and keyframe it or use and effect to move it as you wish. If you’ve got Motion (only $50!) you can do some awesome stuff using that and you’ll be much better off.

There are some plugins that you can use to include logos and move them in 3d space with the text/title included if you search for em.

Not sure if that’s what you were lookin for.

Posted from iPad, please excuse the typos!

Tony Brittan
Island Shore Productions
Kill Devil Hills, NC

[Sean Lennon]

Thanks Tony, yes you got me the second time, so it should go like this:
(Logo) presents
in association with (Logo)
Title
etc..
sorry if i wasnt clear, do you know of any of the plugins one can use?

[Tony Brittan]

Check out one from Pixel Films Studio that you can find here: https://store.pixelfilmstudios.com/plugin/pro3dt-plugin

Might get you what you’re lookin for. I do suggest you buy Motion and learn it. This would be easy in Motion, and you could publish it to FCPX so you could use it for other clients within X.

Even w/ that plugin, you’ll still have to do some keyframing to get wat you want. For great lookin video, there’s never a simple drag and drop solution 😉

Tony Brittan
Island Shore Productions
Kill Devil Hills, NC