Staff designer Christie, developed this wonderful Thanksgiving Turkey entirely in PowerPoint 2013 and captured the design stages in this video.
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– 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
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):
– Troy @ TLC
This is one animation section of a large show presentation. The goal was to visually recreate a smartphone chat look made up of user feedback on recent hotel stays, showing the power of Social Media today to influence others, friends and strangers alike. A fairly easy animation to develop in After Effects, Flash, and many other applications. Not as easy in PowerPoint’s animation, but the end result turned out great:
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The slide development required first getting the visual elements approved. Then, developing the animation and having it approved. The animation is deceptively simple with a few motion paths on each slide. But it also required exact pixel accurate placement of each visual for seamless slide-to-slide animation and careful attention to the layer order of the elements.
– Troy @ TLC
With the Star Wars franchise rebooting, we have had some very fun projects focused on the Star Wars universe. Here is one of the dynamic PowerPoint templates we were excited to develop.
This template also featured a “flowing lava” effect on the left edge, which was accomplished with layering .png images and looping video.
video. The glowing light sabers is all PowerPoint animation.
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– Troy @ TLC
TLC Creative Services developed all of the speaker support presentations for the Lexus annual dealer meeting this year. Working from provided scripts, we crafted the speaker support for this great meeting (and we also were on showsite for rehearsals and to run the live meeting). Here is one animated slide:
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– Troy @ TLC
Here is an amazing video showing a 1000 years of border history in Europe.
[original video no longer available from source]
Yes, you could fairly easily develop this video in PowerPoint. It would be what we internally call a “Flip Book” animation. One static slide per border change. Then set all slides to auto transition (with the CUT transition) and .01 to .05 seconds for the AFTER setting. When played, it will give the same effect as the above video – although sourcing the data and customizing the country shapes to each border would be a very large project! The video creation would be a simple as FILE>>EXPORT>>CREATE A VIDEO.
Here is a quick video I developed in PowerPoint using the Flip Book animation styling with a vector map of the United States (which was missing in the above video) and exported as a video.
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57 slides, no animation, auto transitions, exported as video.
– Troy @ TLC
Working with PowerPoint shapes, the shape merge and edit points tools, and some gradient fills, 3D and other effects, Kristen, a TLC Creative Services designer, created this PowerPoint shamrock.
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Download the final slide here 200KB
– Troy @ TLC
This week, we are celebrating St. Patrick’s Day! And starting with a free St. Patrick’s Day themed PowerPoint template created by Jennifer here at TLC Creative Services.
Developed as a native .pptx format (PPT 2007, 2010, 2013), in 4×3 aspect ratio. It also features animated title and content slides.
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Download here 800KB
– Troy @ TLC
