Advanced PowerPoint – Premium Presentation & Animation

In this lecture, I will start to teach you the differences between this and any other PowerPoint course in the world. We will start with a customized text animation to show you the difference between a regular PowerPoint animation and elite animation designs.

This animation feature in PowerPoint is well known. Let me however show you exactly why there are better options out there in terms of animation.

Here I will teach you how to use Motion Paths / Path Animations in PowerPoint 365 for Windows and PowerPoint for MAC. This is an often overlooked way of using PowerPoint animations and I'd like to bring awareness to a broader audience about its usage.

I will show you a distinct difference between a ready-motion path line and an entirely custom path. It turns out we have more control over custom made paths.

Here you will get to know the "Animation Wingman by Andrew Pach" - a dedicated file to improve how you use PowerPoint animations. Thanks to this file, you can copy and paste advanced animations to your slides and elements. Enjoy.

The PowerPoint morph transition is the most important feature and change brought to PowerPoint since its 2019 version. As an aspiring elite level designer, let me show you how this feature reacts with shapes.

Using double exclamation marks "!!" will be very important in the projects we will be making later. Let me teach you shape movement with and without them.

This is one of our first complete projects - the switcher. With this project, I want to show you how little motion elements can enhance greater designs in Powerpoint.

Here we will apply the morph for the switcher project so it moves around while we switch slides. This is the animation we are looking for.

Let me show you how you can make interactive videos. Perfect for any UI or menu projects within PowerPoint. I often use a mouse pointer or hand icon to animate in clicks. I use motion paths to emulate movement.

This will be the next project we create - a custom navigation. We will use this technique for various projects that need little motion graphic enhancements using PowerPoint.

In this lecture we will add a morph transition to our navigation project.

Let me show you an elite version of the navigation with hiding blocks that will conceal and reveal the slide numbers while they come into the slide.

Here we continue our advanced powerpoint animation project. We need to finalize our navigation to look as we desire.

This is another project where I want to teach you the importance of scale, magnitude, and bold title fonts. We will make a PowerPoint morph animation project through several slides.

In this lecture we are continuing the design of our BFS project and connecting all the dots.

Let me show you the previous project in a real-life example. This tennis project will showcase how to use everything we learned so far to build an entire presentation - the morph transitions, advanced text animations, colors and fonts in PowerPoint.

This is a confirmation of your great work and let us continue working on more PowerPoint projects.

In this advanced powerpoint project we are going to create a powerful presentation opening. I will teach you my advanced approach on creating PowerPoint presentation openers.

We will start to learn what a PowerPoint template is by creating a custom layout. We will step into the powerpoint slide master and create a layout that will be suitable for this opening.

Another technique I want to teach you is using "blinks" as animations in your presentations. Here I want to teach you how it is done, but later you can use my animation resource to instantly copy and paste "blinks" into your powerpoint presentations.

Transitions are an important part of any presentation, especially when it is a pre-rendered video. However, we are limited to the set amount of transitions that PowerPoint offers. Here I want to teach you how to create your own, unique and custom motion graphics and transitions within PowerPoint.

What would be a powerful presentation opening with good Powerpoint animations? In this lecture we will go over the main product showcased in our presentation and apply suitable powerpoint animations on it.

I want to teach you another animation trick. Because the wipe animation leaves a smudged fading trail behind it, I came up with a solution that allows you to make one object that "hides" in front the other and reveals it in a steady and consistent way.

Let me show you how to transition our of our opening slide into the actual presentation, no matter what color the slide might be.

Rarely does everything work right away, the knowledge of how to troubleshoot little problems is the key to becoming an elite-level presentation designer with PowerPoint. It is the difference between a good and a great PowerPoint presentation.

Let me show you how pictures react with the morph animation. In this lecture, we will start to animate pictures in PowerPoint.

This will showcase the differences between cropping a picture and animating it with shapes around it. Its an important distinction you need to be able to make while designing slides using pictures.

With this lecture, you will dive into the world of picture animations in PowerPoint. I will show you a picture animation at a professional level for your slide.

Here we will continue to create our PowerPoint picture animation - let me show you how to utilize the Selection Pane while working.

This will be a very advanced way of showcasing pictures in your presentation. With help of my technique your presentations will stand out from regular PowerPoint designers.

Let us continue our medical PowerPoint animation project and create a seamless transition between slide. Let us try to achieve pixel perfection while designing.

This will finalize our picture animation. I will show you how to create this custom movement for the text, pictures and other elements on the slide.

Microsoft PowerPoint allows you to insert charts natively into your slides. With this lecture I want to show how to utilize the native tools we have to make charts look better. This works in PowerPoint 2016, PowerPoint 2019, PowerPoint 2021 and of course Microsoft365 subscription.

Let us continue our Area Chart design and make it stand out. We will even utilize powerpoint animation features to showcase different data sets separately.

Let me show you more advanced powerpoint tricks that you can implement while working with charts.

The Bar Chart is another important chart that we can add via the native PowerPoint chart tool. I will show you how to mingle it with regular slide design to look completely custom and not how you are used to seeing within regular PowerPoint slides.

Here we will animate the Bar chart series by series so the first few bars appear with our first mouse click, but the last, most important metric will appear once we click another time. This is  an advanced powerpoint animation that you can utilize for your charts.

The most appealing transitions are the ones that we create by hand in PowerPoint. In this lecture I want to show you one of the most important motion graphic designs that you can learn, especially for a powerpoint presentation.

PowerPoint presentations usually rely on the native transitions that PowerPoint has to offer. Here I want to show you a unique technique I figured out - using some slide elements and creating a transition with them.

This is another approach for a custom transition with the powerpoint morph feature. Let me show you how the same can be achieved by using this feature if you prefer it.

Its important that we understand the timing of our PowerPoint presentations. In this lecture I will explain the timing and duration of transitions specifically, which is important if you want to plan out how many seconds each slide and each transition will take - both these values give you your total presentation time, and its important that you always count your transitions into the total duration of your prepared decks.

This will be the preparation of a complete presentation in PowerPoint. In this lecture, I will start with the initial design that everything stems off from. This will be a real-case scenario where I teach you how to approach an advanced PowerPoint design, from A to Z.

Here we will design custom motion graphics in powerpoint - an animated frame that will guide all our slides. This is situational and I wanted to show you how to think outside the box while preparing PowerPoint presentations.

Here I want to show you advanced powerpoint animations and motion graphics that can be done using the native powerpoint shapes and animations. In this example, we will make a title opening using the morph feature.

Another technique I'm teaching is using blinks in your Powerpoint presentation. Blinks can be used to reveal text interestingly. With my animation wingman this can be done with a few simple mouse clicks, but before you use my wingman you should learn how they actually are used.

Here we will create the design of a regular slide in our advanced powerpoint presentation. Let us use the title slide that we created, utilize the color scheme and fonts that we have and continue our design.

In this lecture we will create an animated bottle cap slide that showcases a product in a particular way. This slide is a perfect example of how to approach designing product showcases.

Let me show you how to transition our presentation into a completely new and empty slide in case you would like to continue the presentation that way.

Let us start with one of the first projects including a 3d model in PowerPoint. Here we will maneuver and rotate a 3d object inserted into a powerpoint presentation.

Let me show you what the PowerPoint database has to offer when it comes to 3D models. We have a couple of free 3D models that we can use in our presentations. Additionally, some of the models have animated scenes that we can use, but rarely fit into a real-world scenario so it's more of a flashy interesting addon than a usable feature.

PowerPoint added its own set of unique animations that apply only to 3D objects. In this project I would like to go over them, what are the advantages of using them, and how they look in a real project.