This document outlines the objectives and content covered in a presentation on interactive design and motion graphics. The presentation covers: - Defining interactive design and motion graphics and the required skills - The importance of communication skills and understanding a client's expectations - Finding visual inspiration from resources like the internet, photos, and music - Establishing a good workflow through file management and naming conventions - An overview of editing/animation software capabilities like Photoshop and Premiere Pro - Common elements of video editing software like timelines, effects, and exporting projects

1. Interactive Design Part 1 (Principles and Process) 2011 Installation Management Symposium Creative and Visual Design Breakout Session Presenter: Angela A Schoffstall Family and MWR Command Visual Information Specialist 1 OF 7

3. What is interactive design and motion graphics?

4. Skills required

5. Communication skills & the client’s expectations

6. Visual inspiration

7. Creating a good workflow

8. Editing/animation software & application similarities

9. The art of video editing2 OF 7

11. Skills required

12. Video - Death by PPT

15. Internet

16. Photos

17. Music

19. Folder names & structure

20. Project stages4 OF 7

22. Photoshop (CS5)

24. The most common formats and codecs

25. Aspect ratio/setting up your project

26. Importing video/photos and graphics

27. Understanding the interface

28. Panels5 OF 7

30. Editing video

31. Working with effects, animation and motion

32. Working with audio

34. Avoiding bad edits

35. Fixing problems 6 OF 7

36. Interactive Design Part 1 (Principles and Process) Class Review & Questions Angela A SchoffstallVisual Information Specialist (210) 808-0289 Angela.schoffstall@us.army.mil 7 OF 7