CreativePro Video: Stacking Animations in PowerPoint

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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Jole Simmons is a seasoned presentation designer, LinkedIn Learning author and podcast host living in the Bay Area. Nicknamed “The Presentation Guy" by some of his early clients, he adopted that as the name of his design company and has never looked back. Jole is originally from Maryland and saw the need for presentation designers in Silicon Valley, so he moved to San Francisco to work on presentations for large companies like Facebook, Google, Microsoft, YouTube, Gap, and Workday. He’s now a LinkedIn Learning author with several classes under his belt, and recently started a podcast “Presentation Junkies” with his good friend Lisa Marie Grillos. He currently lives in Daly City, CA and has an amazing daughter named Mia.

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