Many projects start with “Do you create Prezi presentations?”
Yes, TLC Creative Services develops Prezi presentations! We apply years of professional presentation design to the unique capabilities of Prezi so presenters have something dynamic and different than other presenters. Here is a promo reel that shows a sampling of Prezi presentations we have developed.
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– Troy @ TLC
In developing our newly designed website, which is finally live, we created some graphics to accent the text. This is one example that TLC staff designer Jennifer developed specific for the website.
Note: This is full of fun, non-sourced, completely made up statistics (okay, they are based on my opinion of the slide design world…). But it is real Infographic design.
– Troy @ TLC
Does TLC Creative Services use Keynote? That is a question I hear from many new clients. Of course we do! Presentation design, with any of the available presentation software options, has the same design principles to engage the audience. Some of the technology and visual effects change, but the layout, messaging and use of animation “rules” remain the same.
We have recently added a video of a Keynote presentation project to our portfolio section. TLC Creative Services developed the template, did lots of custom Photoshop work to bring the provided script to life using the unique capabilities of the Apple’s Keynote app. See it here.
– Troy @ TLC
It is busy here at TLC Creative, but thanks to a lot of super HTML coding and Word Press design over the past few months (great job making sense of all my notes and requests Amber!) the new TLC Creative Services website is finally ready for use! Okay, 90% of the site is ready, so just ignore any lorem ipsum text or “coming soon” sections…
The previous TLC Creative Services website was developed almost 9 years ago (a lifetime on the web!) and this is a wonderful step forward in design, coding and information. Check back as this is phase 1, with another big phase being finished in a few months with lots of PowerPoint tutorials and information being added, then integrating ThePowerPointBlog.com directly into the site by the end of the year, and ongoing updates to the portfolio samples.
– Troy @ TLC
Here is another example of an infographic TLC developed. The overall goal was to pull the information from a written piece and put it into a visual format.
Truecar.com published new statistics regarding the market share forecast for automotive sales growth over the past year. The story lists the statistics; however, they do it in a way that requires you to read the entire article to understand the numbers. Using the article for our source, we created an infographic and pulled out the key data from the article to create a visual representation of the data. Using icons, bars, and charts the data can be displayed in a variety of ways that are interesting as well as informative.
(infographic of information)
(original written story format)
– Troy @ TLC
Infographics are something I like to develop. They are the best of presentation design (visual) and print design, and something you can have a lot of fun designing. InternetRetailer.com recently published a story with statistics from the Global Online Shopper Report based on a March survey of 19,000 consumers in 15 countries. The story lists the more interesting statistics; however, they do it in a boring, non-visual, way. Using the article for our source, we created an infographic that pulled out the key data from the article and Global Online Shopper report to create a visual representation of the data. Using icons, bars and charts, the data is now displayed interestingly and informatively.
(original story)
(story converted to infographic)
– Troy @ TLC
We completed a project recently that involved the University of Minnesota. As part of the presentation project, we developed a great UofM themed template. Because all of the content is clear for distribution, I thought it would be good to make the full template available here.
The template is native to PPT 2010 (.pptx), 4×3 aspect ratio, and has all of the PowerPoint presets customized. Let us know if the template is useful to you!
Download here – 254KB
– Troy @ TLC
Everyone here at TLC Creative Services is sending Christmas cheer with some PowerPoint holiday animation!
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And as I was just reminded this holiday season “There has been only one Christmas… the rest are anniversaries.“
– Troy @ TLC
At Christmas, the spirit of the season – and a lot of the fun, is giving. TLC Creative Services has this great Holiday themed template for everyone to have and use – FREE!!
Many thanks to TLC Creative Services designer Amber, who developed this template!
Template is developed in PPT 2010 and 16×9 (wide screen) aspect ratio. Download here.
– Troy @ TLC
Recent project:
Large staging (multiple cars drive on/off stage)
Large screens
Two languages
Aesthetic framing screens (LED walls – like Legos)
2 PPTs: 1 for super wide center, 1 built to custom matte for the LED wall sections
