Each year, everyone on the TLC Creative Design Team has a lot of fun creating an amazing holiday animation entirely in PowerPoint. Here is our 2016 edition!
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You can see a number of our past year animation compilations here.
– Troy @ TLC
Here is an animation developed using only PowerPoint, and exported as a video (using PowerPoint’s video export). Thank you to all that serve and have served in the U.S. armed forces!
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Have a great Columbus Day weekend!
Here is a little side project by one of the TLC Creative design team. All animation is done in PowerPoint 2016, some of the art elements developed in Adobe Illustrator and then imported and animated.
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Can a video morph in PowerPoint? The answer is yes (but not completely).
The great thing is – a video placeholder works with Morph. Here is my two slide sample, the video on the second slide has been resized to full screen.
In the demo video below, the sample video growing to full slide size with a Morph transition works perfectly. However, due to a limitation of how PowerPoint plays videos, a video cannot play across slides. In this sample, the visual works nicely with the 2nd slide set with a shorter slide transition duration (morph) and a Play-with-Previous to have the video start playing instantly after the morph finishes. But a video with audio or content that would look awkward with a pause will not work as well (visually).
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Finally, Leap Year explained (thanks to Sara and some more great Morph animation use!).
Happy Leap Year, February 29th!
-Sara @ TLC
We let the TLC Creative Presentation Design Team loose to experiment with PowerPoint 2016’s new Morph transition/animation – the results are fun, great and inspirational!
Here is our design team’s Morph ideas compiled and output as a video.
– The Design Team @ TLC
Give 9 presentations at TLC the task of creating personalized holiday themed animations and you end up with 4 minutes of animated holiday cheer!
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– Troy @ TLC
For a recent employee update presentation that TLC designed for one of our clients, we created a seasonal Fall Time themed set of slides for their employee recognition. Using PowerPoint 2013 and the ability to layer content on top of video, embed video, and custom motion path animations to develop these wonderful slides.
[KGVID]https://thepowerpointblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/unnamed-file.mp4[/KGVID]
– Troy @ TLC
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This is the 2nd posting of this sample as the post last week did not include the video of the PowerPoint slides… oops.
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These are slides from a recent presentation and the video below is the animated version of the 4 slides:
With some creative layout and PowerPoint animation, the presenter used this animated sequence to convey the message of their expanded Social Media presence and how it has a global reach (all animated on clicks):
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– Troy @ TLC
This is a great animation from a Halloween themed template TLC designer, Jennifer, developed.
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The slide was developed with this nice background art setup on the master slide.
Then the Halloween art elements were added to the slide.
Here is the slide composed of the full moon background, all art elements and text boxes.
The animation pane shows lots is going on to create the motion on the slide (the addition of a real ‘loop animation section’ would make this type of slide much easier!).
– Troy @ TLC