CreativePro Video: Animate Image Sequences for Presentations

Jole Simmons Jole Simmons

In this week’s CreativePro video, Jole Simmons animates an image sequence using a couple of simple stock photos. He demos how adding a little motion to still images in Keynote or PowerPoint can add movement and variety to otherwise static presentation slides.

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