CreativePro Video: Stacking Animations in PowerPoint

Jole Simmons Jole Simmons

In this week’s CreativePro video, Jole Simmons shows how to stack multiple animations on an item in PowerPoint to create more complex movement. Creating animated GIFs from within PowerPoint’s and the built-in animation controls, he adds an extra bit of action to his slides.

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