What is the outro called in this video?

[John Rofrano]

[Brandon Richard] ” I can’t seem to find it or what its called so if anyone knows then can they tell me the name of the template please?”

There is no “template” but you can recreate it if you have something like Digital Juice Motion Designers Toolkit which has lots of paint spatters and liquid drops. What you’ll need to do is make a mask from the liquid drop and then composite that with your text and wood background so that the mask reveals them. Then drop another wood background on a lower non-compositied track and change it’s gamma to be a bit brighter so that you can see the contrast between the two wooden tracks.

Like this:

Splash Title on Wood

~jr

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[Brandon Richard]

If there isn’t a template then how did both youtubers manage to get the exact looking outro in those videos?

[Brandon Richard]

How come both youtubers got the exact same results if there is no template?

[John Rofrano]

[Brandon Richard] “If there isn’t a template then how did both youtubers manage to get the exact looking outro in those videos?”

Sorry I should have been more exact in my answer. There is no template in Vegas Pro. There may be a template in iMovie, or Final Cut Pro, or some other non-linear editor. Why don’t you ask them how they did it? I was just telling you how to do it in Sony Vegas because this is the Sony Vegas forum. 😉

~jr

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[Phil Seymour]

Go back to John’s first reply where he suggests they may have used a Digital Juice effect… or possibly some other brand effect in something like After Effects. Obviously they bought and used the same effect. You will have to do some legwork and check out the various sites and their offerings. It will be out there… somewhere.

Windows 7 Pro64, 16GB RAM, SSD boot drive, GTX 570 Graphics, Vegas Pro 11 and VP10 just in case