What software do news networks use for opening title sequences and other video effects?

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Andrew Griffin asked:


I’ve always wondered how they did those cool text animations and spinning channel logos (such as fox news) or the opening title sequences with all the flashy words and animations. This is just out of curiosity.

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    One Response to “What software do news networks use for opening title sequences and other video effects?”

    1. Glenn Says:
      November 4th, 2009 at 9:28 am

      Many of them use Zaxwerks programs. I’ve used Invigorator for years and it’s quite cool. Zaxwerks,com.