Most credits just have a black background, which is what we’ll be using today. Big surprise that you need a video to edit while video editing. Shotcut doesn’t allow you to put floating text. You have to put the credits on SOMETHING. Today, we are assuming you know how to add music. The credits for a film will usually scroll up on screen as they play and it is common for them to be accompanied by music. The credits are usually shown at the end of a movie, but there are some films that show them before or during the movie. The credits are a list of all of the people who were involved in making the film, from actors to producers to directors. One of the most important parts of any film is the credits. Scrolling credits are still very stylistic, and many high-budget movies still use them. Considering you’re using Shotcut, you probably don’t have a multi-million dollar budget, so you’ll have to stick with scrolling titles when you have to make credits. Not the typical scrolling text you’re probably imagining. Here’s the credits of Spider-man: No Way Home. This is primary because there are multiple types OF credits. After all, have you ever seen a movie without credits? The Best Way to Make Credits on Shotcut That’s why I’m making this tutorial right now.
The Worst part is that there is almost no information online on how you can make credits. All these titles, fonts, and keyframes can be very confusing if you’re not familiar with the software. Then you realize that it’s very unclear how to make credits in Shotcut.
Now all you have to do is add the credits at the end to wrap up your movie.
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