Explanatory Motion Graphics
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Explanatory Motion Graphics
Explanatory motion graphics are visual presentations that use a combination of text, graphics and animation to explain a concept or process. They are often used to explain complex topics and can be used to present data, explain research findings, or demonstrate a process. The graphics are typically created using software such as Adobe After Effects or Apple Motion, and the animations can range from simple transitions to more complex 3D animations.
Animation, motion graphics, explainer video, infographics, motion design, motion storytelling.
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