Sargent Park Tech (2015 Sec 3): Fiona 8-14

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Old English Sayings

"Clean your plate before you have dessert."

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Here are the fireworks that I made using Scratch.

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Butterfly Animation:

Kinetic Typography Video(s)

1.) The Nailbiter

2.) Rain (BONUS VID)

Making kinetic typography may seem very difficult to do, but it is actually pretty simple and basic to create. The first thing that you need to do is make the actual typography. Apply the five types of contrast in your typography such as: colour, text choice, text size, character & line spacing, and text contrast. Incorporating these qualities will make your typography a lot more interesting to the viewer. Make sure you finish all of your typography before moving on to the next step--which is animating! I recommend applying colour to your text before you begin with animation so that you won't have any difficulty. When you have all that finished, it's time for animation! Apply your desired animations to your typography slides and try to make it all pretty and such. Don't forget to apply entrance and exit effects to your slides. Motion path and emphasis effects will add a little 'umf' to your typography, so I recommend adding those as well. I also recommend watching some kinetic typography videos on Youtube to give you inspiration for your future animations!

Anonymous

Q: How do you add text to an image? Where should you put it?

- You add text to an image by adding a text box on top of the picture.

Q: How do you find images that you can use? What are the steps in google?

- You can find images that you are free to use by searching them up on Google. First, you have to go on Google Images and search your desired image. Then, click the wheel at the right hand corner and click Advanced Search. Press on the box next to the usage rights and select free to use or share. Now you have an image that you are free to share and use in your typography slides!

Anonymous

Q: What are the 5 types of contrast that makes typography interesting?

- Color
- Your Text Choice
- Your Text Size
- Character & Line Spacing
- Your Text Contrast