Premiere Pro - Transparency in lower thirds

In this short tutoril I deconstruct a template to explain how the 4 color gradient can be used to provide lower thirds with an opacity gradient.
The Premiere Pro forum link is: forums.adobe.co...

[@jrenaud4328]

I kept overlooking this tutorial because it was from 2013 and I thought it would be outdated. But after trying several other more recent tutorials I finally looked this one over and it worked instantly. It's the simplest , hassle free alternative to all the other ones with too many steps that can't give the simple transparent top and dark bottom graident effect I want. Thanks so much for this simple and useful gem!

[@stevengotz]

It is amazing that people are still watching this video that I posted over 6 years ago. But it apparently is still relevant.

[@gurashishsingh2184]

Very helpful, Sir. Even in 2020. Thanks

[@StrongwillGameTheory]

The 3 dislikes were your jealous friends, Sir. tutz, Keep it up.

[@victoriabiggs7717]

So simple. Ive been trying to figure this out for a day, thanks!

[@adiepc63]

Thanks for share

[@AdamPatrickMurray]

Thank you thank you thank you!!!

[@KeenoteProductions]

Steven, great video, thank you!

[@getheroutofthetruck]

thank you!

[@editone2098]

Thanks

[@mrpool7193]

thank you

[@eetmorebeets33]

Thanks!

[@Nashvillerocks]

You would think the linear gradient would look as good, but alas no.

Hi, thanks for this tutorial, do you know how I can do this in After Effects cc?

I solve it!!!! thanks!!

[@AkagamiNshanks]

@ how how :3

[@theunbanned4553]

How to do this with the new Premiere 2017?

[@brandonbielinski5611]

unhelpful just get to the point