Edit default 'new text' style ettings

Question

Hi, I am editing an interview video and want to include subtitle text of each question at the start of each answer section. This means many times through the video. I want the text to be in the same location on the video, the same style, but the words to be different. As far as I can tell the best way to do this would be to 1) save a customised title text template to file, add to project assets, then duplicate mutiple times OR 2) edit the 'new text' default style settings to match my requirements.

However I cant' figiure out how to do either of these things!

Using Premerire Elements 2019 V17.0

I hope you can help me,

Thanks,

Jack

Bill Sprague · Answer

Create the first title using the title tool.  The "Default Text" title should work well for what you want to do.  When you slide the title to the timeline it will also be added in the Project Assets box.  Within the Project Assets box you can duplicate the title by right clicking and selecting "Duplicate".  Everything about the text, style and location will be carried to the duplicate.  Slide the new version to the timeline and you can edit/change the text.    Renaming the various titles in the Project Assets box will help you keep track of the titles.  If it gets crowded in the Project Assets box there is a tool to make folders there.

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