How to Place TEXT Behind the SUBJECT in Premiere Pro

Hey! Want to learn how to place text behind moving objects in Premiere Pro? I'll show you how to do it, allowing you to easily reposition the text afterward. To separate our subject from the background, you will use After Effects.
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[@AquiTemComunicação]

This is a perfect solution for complex objetcs! Thank you so much! 💜

[@tigranh47]

Happy that the video helped! 🙃 Stay tuned for more!

[@luckyrobson6931]

This'll definitely come in handy :D Never knew you could do it this way

[@tigranh47]

Aye! We always learn something new! Never stop learning! 🙃

[@user-oo1xe5ch9d]

Thanks for Video )))

[@tigranh47]

Thanks for watching Bro!

[@lvmpasi]

Clicked to see what your premiere pro method would be - this is definitely not a premiere pro method haha

[@tigranh47]

Actually, for specific cases, you can get away with blending modes, or using masks with some simple objects like tall buildings, but in the case of complex objects you don't have a way to do it directly in the premiere. But not everyone knows you can do this type of thing without rendering the clip in After Effects and then importing the rendered clip back to the Premiere so this video is more for them.

[@bitanpaul6894]

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[@tigranh47]

Why? I mentioned in the description that we are going to use After Effects to separate the subject from the background, because in the Premiere Pro, there is no such functionality, or you can use masks and do it manually in a few ages. :) Anyways thanks for watching!