Revision 1: Missing Subtitle

Today I added my subtitle that I was missing in my short film.  I left out my actor's credit for John Knuth.  This took me a little bit of time.  I simply created a new title and inserted it into my film.  Here is the before and after of that section of the film. 
This is before I corrected the subtitle....
...and this is after I added it.

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