
Learn to create animated videos with PowerPoint by building slides with animations and transitions, recording the slideshow, and exporting it as a video.
Create an animated PowerPoint project that tells the story of how the Zappos founders validated their startup idea with a low-risk approach: photograph products, share online, fulfill orders.
Learn to set up a PowerPoint video by using a 16 by 9 widescreen slide, select a high-resolution chalkboard image, and apply it as the background for animated videos.
Import a transparent logo for PowerPoint slides by downloading a transparent image, then insert and resize it while preserving proportions to fit a chalkboard background.
Icons are a great way to illustrate what you're saying without too much complexity. Just find nice icons and make beautiful connections between them.
Don't leave your icons and other visual objects as they are. Apply some nice effects to them to mark the difference.
Choosing the right fonts is extremely important. Don't pick random fonts.
Learn to group objects in PowerPoint to move them as a single unit, ungroup when needed, and use keyboard arrow keys for precise, pixel-by-pixel positioning.
Insert a curve with shapes, drag to form a walking path into the store, then format the curve to white, dash it, and use rounded caps.
Come up with simple but efficient picture effects.
Master how to rearrange lines and shapes in PowerPoint, format multiple objects at once, and ensure coherence by aligning and refining the steps from the screen to the founders.
How to use PowerPoint to create and customize new objects.
Master entrance animations in PowerPoint by applying fly-in, wipe, and zoom effects with precise timing and delays, including start on click and after previous sequencing.
Master exit animations in PowerPoint by adding wipe effects from left or right and from bottom, ensuring multiple lines disappear in sync as the story returns to the store.
The morph transition is an excellent addition to the latest version of PowerPoint and it is extremely powerful.
Here's exactly how to record the video timings.
Demonstrate building a biography infographic in PowerPoint for Elon Musk's life, using object animations and a timeline to illustrate key life steps with an expandable timeline.
Choosing the right colors for your design elements is absolutely critical. Don't pick random colors!
The Text-Shape Title is a famous design technique to display titles in a cool way. Learn how you can do it for a video.
Learn how to create more complex custom shapes in PowerPoint. In fact, you can create absolutely ANY shape in PowerPoint.
Place Elon Musk's photo into a circle, apply a shadow behind the ring, group elements to enable animation in PowerPoint, and set colors to match the color scheme.
Create and connect lines to circle arcs in PowerPoint, customize connectors with arrow types, colors, and widths. Align, distribute, and send elements to back to construct a cohesive, polished diagram.
Create a custom shape in PowerPoint by arranging titles with a visual grid. Use fonts such as Adobe Gothic PSD instead of Calibri and position elements precisely with keyboard shortcuts.
Learn to create an animated text-shape title in PowerPoint by aligning design elements and applying animations (spinner, zoom, mask, wipe from left, fly in) with precise timing.
Use the animation painter to copy an arc's animation to other objects, preserving order and timings, and apply consistent wipe from left effects to titles and parts.
Animate a spinning ring with synchronized text and titles that disappear as the circle finishes, while a line appears, using emphasis and exit effects, bounce timing, and slide duplication.
"Timeline" transition is a great technique to illustrate a continuous video.
Create a gradient snake curve in PowerPoint by building lines and arcs, applying a gradient color and shadows, then copy, rotate, and group for a seamless pan transition.
Create three evenly spaced circles along each line of a snake curve, then add icons and text while aligning and distributing horizontally in PowerPoint 2017, ultimately building the timeline steps.
Apply letter by letter text reveals in PowerPoint, adjust delay and speed in the animation pane, and copy animations to create the full snake curve sequence.
Continue the PowerPoint timeline by duplicating a slide and crafting a new curve with a custom shape, using yellow color and shadow to create two slides for SpaceX and Tesla.
Apply basic animations in PowerPoint by inserting transparent logos for space X and Tesla, styling 'started' with shadow, and animating a rocket to fly upward.
Design a final PowerPoint slide with animated elements, a Mars image, and rehearse timings to export a video, while exploring 3D shapes and morph transitions.
Learn to animate with PowerPoint by using 3D shapes and a dynamic background, switching planets and moons from Mars to Jupiter and even Pluto to illustrate the underlying principle.
In the latest version of PowerPoint you can import and play with real 3D models and do pretty amazing stuff with them.
Learn to craft animated PowerPoint titles for science slides by styling fonts and colors, applying grow with color, wipe and zoom entrances, and delivering earth facts like liquid water.
Add and animate multiple 3D models in PowerPoint by positioning earth, the moon, and mars, using morph transitions, tidal locking, and background movement to create dynamic space scenes.
Learn which free software to use to record your audio, and how to clean it before combining it with your video.
Record precise timings in PowerPoint by rehearsing audio playback to synchronize animations and transitions, then export a video and edit further in dedicated video software.
Learn how to import PowerPoint video and audio files into a video editing software, create a new project, and add them to project contents for editing the final video.
Learn to edit on the timeline by dragging media, cutting clips, and syncing video with narration to tighten pacing. Add music or sound effects for a polished PowerPoint video.
Learn to add sound effects to PowerPoint animations by importing audio, syncing it with images, and balancing free and paid licenses while crediting authors.
Create vertical videos for TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and reels using PowerPoint by setting a portrait slide size and exporting in 1080x1920, then refine in Adobe Premiere with a vertical monitor.
Learn to create animated PowerPoint videos with minimal text, effective font hierarchy, and smart font choices using sans serif fonts, plus free resources like Google Fonts, Dafont, and Canva tutorials.
Master using icons from the Noun Project and Font Awesome in PowerPoint, including SVG usage, color and size tweaks, and inserting full-screen images. Avoid stock images for harmony.
Learn to create animated videos in PowerPoint by using looping video backgrounds, overlaying objects, and built-in screencasting and screenshot features for dynamic, on-slide storytelling.
Learn how licenses affect content use, including royalty free vs creative commons, and why crediting authors and YouTube consequences matter for your videos.
Learn to avoid common PowerPoint video design mistakes, from jarring color palettes and excessive text to cheesy animations, awkward transitions, and overused stock imagery.
Demonstrate creating animated videos in PowerPoint using appear text, morph transitions, and letter-by-letter effects, then refine pacing in video editing software for Telegram and TikTok style videos.
Welcome to the bestseller Powerpoint Video Course! Start creating animated videos now.
Video creation skills are becoming more and more important these days. Video content is growing fast, people prefer this format, and marketers are jumping on this trend. And while there is a lot of complex video software out there, you can actually create pretty beautiful videos with PowerPoint only!
The quality of PowerPoint videos is good enough for all kinds of informative/educational videos. These can be marketing videos for businesses, videos for online courses, for a YouTube channel or even for TikTok and Reels - Yes, you can also easily create animated vertical videos in PowerPoint as well. There are a lot of YouTube channels with millions of views which create their videos with PowerPoint only.
So if you want to use video for business purposes, you don't need fancy/complex software and long training anymore - You can use PowerPoint. And with the right techniques that I will teach you in this course, you can make beautiful videos which will definitely look like "real videos" and not PowerPoint presentations.
This course is full practice, full hands-on. We will create 3 videos together completely from scratch, and every single step will be clearly explained. By the end of it you will master PowerPoint video creation and will be able to make animated videos at will. And with more experience you will become more efficient. It's totally possible to create one video per day!
And, as a bonus, you will be able to download more than 20 ready-made PowerPoint video templates for your Video Introductions, Facebook/Instagram Ads, YouTube End Screens and more! I create these templates myself and occasionally upload new ones to the course completely for free.
Creating videos with PowerPoint is a great compromise between the quality of the video (in terms of "complexity") and the time it takes to do it. You can create hours and hours of video relatively fast compared to most specific software.
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