How to place TEXT BEHIND OBJECTS in Adobe Premiere Pro (Tutorial)

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You are the bestttt, I´ve watched some of your other videos and you sir are a real hero!!!

[@cineguac]

Haha THANK YOU!!

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[@cineguac]

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[@martincarr4016]

great tutorials brother and a great voice for us watchers/listeners real easy on the ears but upbeat and informative thank you

[@CarsonAlworth]

Awesome tutorial!!

[@cineguac]

thank you for watching, you ROCK!

[@EditWithFelix]

Superb Tutorial! Love it

[@cineguac]

Edits With Felix thank you!

[@mrsgoober_]

You are underrated! You deserve much much more views than those who overcomplicate the processes. Thank you for your tutorials! 🤍

[@arjunsehgal2164]

Thanks!

[@cineguac]

You got it

[@courtsandmeeks]

thank you!! Super helpful!

[@jeevanbattuvlogs]

Very useful🎉

[@microworld-60]

Amazing explain ❤

[@Edmundo68]

Exelent video. Thank you.

[@zenjen2247]

many many LIKES! Thanks!

[@amjedalsaad3595]

good job i like it

[@desertmountainarea2809]

CG, really enjoying your tutorials, thank you for them! Question: Could you make the title start from behind the subject, like you did in this video, and then as it increases in scale, eventually pass through the subject and end up in front of the subject? So it passes through the subject.

[@cineguac]

I would just slowly fade into a duplicate video clip WITHOUT the mask

[@desertmountainarea2809]

@@cineguac Ah, that makes sense, thank you!

[@ahmedtheresearcher2707]

very bad i tried it does not work it is wrong