Animated videos are videos created using designs, illustrations, or computer effects that are made to move in an artistic style. There are many types including cartoons, 3D animation, and motion graphics. Producing animated videos provides an elegant and cost-effective alternative to live-action video. Animation allows concepts to come to life by bending the laws of nature and imagination. It also provides context to ideas by zooming in and out of perspectives. Animated videos can strike the right tone to explain topics without confusion from real people.

1. How To Create
Animated Videos
With Powerpoint

3. Introduction:
What Is An Animated Video?
Animated videos are videos created using different designs, illustrations, drawings
or simply some computer generated effects made to move in an eye-catching way
in different artistic styles.

5. Here are some types of animated videos;
•Cartoons
•3D animation
•2D animation
•Motion graphics
•CGI
•Whiteboard animation
•Stop-motion animation
•Flipbook
•Kinetic Typography

6. Why produce animated videos?
If you’re in charge of planning a diverse mix of
deliverables in a content plan, animation will always
present an elegant and cost-effective alternative to
live-action video production.
Like motion graphics, animation is a compelling way
to tell a story, letting you do things that could never
be done in the real world — without breaking the
bank.

7. Benefits of Using Animated
Video
You can bring any concept to life:
Animation allows you to slide scales and bend the
laws of nature. With animated videos, you’re free to
do whatever you want.
Let your imagination run wild! It gives you the ability
to bring any concept, no matter how complex or out
of this world, to life with ease.

8. You can give context to your
ideas:
Imagine starting on a closeup of a person, then
zooming out to show a crowd of people, then
blasting up into the stratosphere for the truly BIG
top view. And, to take it a step further you zoom out
to show our entire galaxy.

9. You can strike the right tone:
At times, your message can get muddled with the
portrayal of real people, or can even fail to explain
the topic at hand.