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History Opener // Conflict Zones

From Videohive · Added Oct 17, 2026

About this item

Template Features :

Compatible with After Effects CC2015

Full HD Resolution (1920×1080)

Plugins are not required

Universal Expressions

Modular Structure

Quick and Easy Customization

Controllers for project editing

Detailed video tutorial included

12 Placeholders for Content

16 Placeholders for Titles

History Opener // Conflict Zones – A dynamic, exciting media opener.

Perfectly suitable for creating historical openers, documentary or cinematic presentations, motivational slideshow, memorable slideshow, corporate media presentation, media album, simple slides or any other media openers.

I hope will you enjoy it.

This project is well organized and has a modular structure. Consists of 15 scenes, which are placed in the Main Composition. You can quickly and easily find and edit the necessary elements. Just place your media, edit text and opener ready.

The template has a 2 Controllers. First – for Project (letterbox size & color, chromatic aberration, grain, colors, light leaks and more). Second – for the text (on/off, scale, position). This will help you to configure are settings of template to your discretion.

Screenshots Preview

Preview images in Full HD quality you can look here : Flickr

Used Materials :

Video used in the preview are authorized for use under Creative Commons License (CC BY 3.0) : “Ad | Ubisoft – Far Cry Primal” (is not included)

Pictures used in the preview are authorized for use under Creative Commons License : Unsplash , Pexels , Pixabay (are not included)Fonts : Source Sans Pro

Music : by MusicalWave – “History” (is not included)

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If you need any help or have any questions about the project, contact me via e-mail. I will reply to you as soon as possible.

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