Hey amigos!

So, what if creating graphics for NFL games could be as easy as clicking a few buttons?

Yep, I’m serious. I just dropped a full tutorial on how I built the Thursday Night Football Motion Graphics Toolkit for Amazon Prime—and I’m breaking down everything. The inspiration, the design, a step by step tutorial… all the little tricks I used to make NFL graphics easy and, more importantly, FAST.

Here’s What the Toolkit Does

This one’s built for editors who need top-notch NFL graphics without getting buried in endless motion graphic layers.

⚡ 3 Custom MOGRTs – Player Intros, Transitions, and Text Overlays
⚙️ Auto Team Selector – Choose any NFL team, and it updates logos, colors, and text in a snap
🎨 Customization Options – Need your own colors and logos? Just click, and done.
🎥 Multiple Animation Styles – Pick the vibe that fits your story

PLUS, it’s super lightweight, with dropdowns, checkboxes, and color controls all working together to make sure you get the look you want in seconds. And yeah, I even used the Golden Ratio to keep the visuals balanced and slick.

Ready to See the Magic?

If you’re into motion graphics or just want to know how pro graphics come together for TNF, you’ve gotta check out the tutorial. I’m walking through every step—from the first keyframe to the final render.

👉 Watch the Tutorial Here

Can’t wait to hear what you think! Hit me up with questions or let me know what else you want to learn.

If you dig what you see, you know the drill—watch, share, comment, and smash that like button. Your support means everything, and it helps me keep bringing you this kind of content.

And if you're into Sports and Motion Graphics, click this link to learn more.

Stay creative and remember Life is a Gift, Make it Count!

C.M. de la Vega

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