Challenge: Seagate needed an Informational Animation Motion Graphic for it's annual Employee Stock purchase Program.
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Below, I will showcase the process, sketches, and mockups leading up to the final result.
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programs Used were Adobe Animate, Adobe Premiere Pro, Clipchamp and variuos inbetween Mediums
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Process
Meet Our Joe Shmoes!
These Guys were going to be our Actors to play Alex. Their purpose was to showcase various desirable features, all differentiated by Roundness, Aesthetic, Colors, and Outlines. Ultimately, the clients requested the attire of Joe #1 with the outlines of Joe #2 and an eye color change
This Was created using a simple free tool called FireAlpaca
Once receiving the script from Seagate, I needed to put it into Clipchamp to assess the various AI voiceovers. After reviewing with the clients, a VOice was chosen. To the right will show a short video of the process. There are various choices to choose from and changing the Punctuations, can change the inflections for how the AI reads the script.
Reflection:
Overall, the project had a nice payoff in satisfaction. The clients enjoyed the finished product and everyone left with a smile on their faces. The challenges that I faced when creating this included reworking lines, voice syncing, and making everybody happy at the same time. But the goal was to inform customers and potential clients about a great opportunity and I think that I did that well. I received congratulatory emails and messages from people that I had never met or worked with, which was very much appreciated. But throughout the process I learned about new ways to go about creating motion graphics like this, new programs and ways to do these things more efficiently. It took a lot of patience and attention to detail to get this right, but in the end, everyone was happy, and I'm happy that I got to do it.
And, last but not least, click down there to watch the video...
