It all depends on what you want to moving graphics to do. If it's a custom logo you'd want to ask for a transparent (alpha channel) .MOV clip from someone on fivver (for example).

If it's a generic item like an animated "like" or "subscribe" item, there are plenty available for free online, including on CL's Directorzone website. They also have content packs you can purchase (all of which are included in the subscription plan if you're interested in upgrading to that product).

@optodata — I'll sniff out those solutions. You know me, I actually do the leg-work people suggest to me, here. But I *will* say, while I'm doing that, I need to refine my question better on one of the things about which I was talking:

So when I say "moving graphics" type of thing, I'm talking about, for instance, if you're ever watching "ESPN", and they'll haave (or they used to have) a little "S" graphic in the bottom-right corner, that'll rotate. Sometimes these types of graphics are, like, Metallic-looking, or they're 3-D, or whatever. I'm not maried to needing Metallic-look or 3-D, but I'm just saying, little moving graphics like that, which are just THERE on the screen, of the news broadcast. You see them on networks like CNN or FOX, or other video-media outlets, same thing; whether it be web-casts, TV shows on cable, whatever, it's just, they'll have little rotating elements by the Chyron, or whatever. Or maybe the technical term for what I *AM* talking is "Chyron". Anyway, that's the type of thing, overall, about which I'm talking.