Thanksgiving PowerPoint Stop-Motion
Staff designer Christie, developed this wonderful Thanksgiving Turkey entirely in PowerPoint 2013 and captured the design stages in this video.
– Troy @ TLC
Fall Time Employee Recognition Slides
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.
– Troy @ TLC
Providing More Than Just Slide Beautification
Here is a graphic supplied by the client for a recent presentation design project . Quick – what is wrong?
In developing ideas for a new way to show this information we noted the pie chart numbers add up to greater than 100% (108.4%). We let our client know of this and received a great soundbyte “Wow, you guys actually look at the content you are working with!”
Yes, TLC is very picky about the aesthetics (color scheme, alignment, consistency) AND the message.
– Troy @ TLC
(Try 2) Animation Sample – It’s a Small World
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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):
– Troy @ TLC
Halloween Animation
This is a great animation from a Halloween themed template TLC designer, Jennifer, developed.
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
Slides From Lexus
There are not a lot of slides that can be publicly displayed from the projects TLC designs. Here is a sample of some of the slide designs we created for a recent meeting Lexus had.
All slides were developed at 16×9 and different size letter box bars (black bars top/bottom) were added to adjust the slides to the various LED wall configurations. The green text is notes about the slide (who the presenter was for that slide, which screen it was set to display on, etc.) and are in the non projected section of the slide.
Of course these are also a static image of the slides. For the meeting every slide had dynamic animated entrances which were developed with a combination of slide transitions and animation.
– Troy @ TLC
Animation Sample – It’s A Small World
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
All Curved Screens in Hollywood
This week was a large show at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood, CA (home of the Oscars). Staging was fantastic, client – production company – and AV crew were all great. This meeting featured all screens being curved – and almost all had movement during the meeting. Lots of fun presentation design that was integrated into video and other media sources.
– Troy @ TLC
Write It To Win It, Book Cover
Here is another book cover design project completed by TLC Creative Services. The author, Sean Hinchey, is a really great person and after getting a summary of the book’s message, he let us develop the creative direction from colors and fonts, to accent graphics.
This book is available on Amazon.
– Troy @ TLC
Zsa Zsa Book Cover
TLC was contracted by a wonderful gentleman that worked with the famous Zsa Zsa Gabor to develop an elegant book cover for his new book. Metallic text, subtle fabric cover texture, classic silver picture frame, and a gradient to draw the eye down the content. This is a PowerPoint presentation, but a design that presents a story.
For TLC Creative Services, another graphic design project, with the added benefit of working with a true character of Hollywood. The book is available on Amazon.
– Troy @ TLC