Broadcast Live Badge Lower Third With Fading Text And Custom Event Label On Transparent Background
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This broadcast lower third features a bold red LIVE badge paired with a stacked text block for date, time, or any short event label. All elements fade in together on a transparent background so the graphic sits cleanly over your footage. In After Effects you can edit both text fields, adjust colors, and fine tune fade timing through the Spotlight FX plugin instead of building keyframes by hand. A flexible live style template for streams, premieres, and online shows.
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