An audience praised the actor for his wonderful, subtle acting. Out of nothing, Kuleshov was able to bring meaning and emotion to a random series of shots. As Kuleshov showed, it's the little things that can make your movies more exciting and better received.
Titles are one such trick that can do the job.
The word processor-like controls in VideoShop's Titling window let you select specific fonts and sizes, and apply bold, italic, or underlined typefaces. Premiere's Title window is stronger still, but it feels a little removed from the rest of the program. You can adjust the spacing of your text with leading and kerning controls, and there are tools for drawing framing shapes for your text. EditDV's text features are also solid, and its implementation is the best of all, letting you click and type right in the Monitor window. In the end, EditDV's text controls make it easy for you to give credit where credit is due.