Epic Movie Intro

Epic Movie Intro pays tribute to the beauty and drama of a classic Hollywood movie intro: creating an atmosphere of magic and wonder for your own blockbuster production!

It’s easy to use—simply change the text using the text tool, edit the tagline to include your slogan or website and render—Epic Movie Intro quickly builds into a dramatic crescendo revealing your text and slogan!

With one click, the project’s Scene Control Panel allows you to choose from two unique scenes: “Galaxy” launches you on a cosmic journey through space and time! “Sunrise” soars through a mystical wonderland painted in hues of fiery twilight!

Best of all, the project incorporates pre-rendered elements to optimize your render time!

Epic Movie Intro is perfect for your YouTube channel, corporate events, awards show party, production company, independent film, show reel, or any production that requires a Hollywood-style introduction!

Features

• 2 Unique Background Scenes
• Pre-Rendered Elements
• Scene Control Panel
• Easy Edit Logo Text
• 7 Quick Video Tutorials
• Universal Expressions
• Extra “Movie Titles” Included

Specifications

• Full HD Resolution
• 1920×1080, 1280×720, 960×540
• 29.97fps
• No Plugins
• AE CS6 & Newer

Music
Driving the incredible visual sequences is composer James Lee Grey’s inspirational music “Cinema Logo 2”. Purchase separately at Audiojungle.net

IMPORTANT
Render time for this template is approx. 35 minutes on a PC running Windows Enterprise 7, Intel Core i7-6700 CPU @ 3.40GHz, 32GB RAM, 64-bit OS. This template utilizes the ray-trace 3D rendering engine inside After Effects for realistic reflections and curved geometry. These properties are extremely render intensive, so render speed depends on many factors including your computer specifications. When working with ray-traced 3D compositions, it is important to have the proper hardware installed in your computer to work smoothly. We recommend an NVIDIA video display card with on-board CUDA technology for working with compositions with GPU acceleration.

To make make sure that GPU acceleration is enabled in After Effects, navigate to Preferences > Previews > GPU Information, check the box to enable GPU for CUDA acceleration of ray-traced 3D renderer.