Minuche M Farrar

Animated presentations

May 17, 2010

I have developed corporate presentations and summaries of reports using Powerpoint’s animation feature. The principle is to distill complex information and make it visually immediate, which requires both editorial and design input.
Some presentations are for conferences, like the one above, and others are designed to run in the background at events, like the one below. The animation aspects are best viewed from the original files so contact me for a copy if you’re interested in seeing them in action.

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Story of a website

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Packed with videos, bite-sized information and in-depth, searchable service details, the Nacro website aims to set a new standard in its sector.

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TE Lawrence vs DH Lawrence

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I’ll say it: every DJ in the Hackney/Hoxton quarter of London looks like either TE Lawrence or DH Lawrence. And since everybody in this area is either a part-time or full-time DJ, that makes for a lot of coiffed facial hair. Yet no-one will confront this prickly truth… who knows what these people really look like. [...]

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Bad inventions: the plastic snap buckle

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A tragic personal cost: the price you pay for messing with this devilish fastening device.

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FT gets out of its box about digital stuff

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Who knew that an object, such as the FT, for example, could be 3D? Yep, there’s a reason why we still need printed newspapers.

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Nacro blogs about its filmmaking

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Nacro gets into the social media space: a team including a journalist and a videographer are blogging from their nationwide tour of Nacro’s projects.

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Bad inventions: the low-flush toilet

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OK, so how is this good for the environment? You flush and no significant cleanliness change occurs.

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Older people in line for a status update

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To smash some myths about the types of people that network online, Independent Age are using social media with and for older people.

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Oh, Simon Pegg, what hearve you daan?

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The trouble with Ice Age 3 and a character called Buck, played by none other than our very own Simon Pegg…

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Bad inventions: pavement bobbles

Are they meant to be some kind of safety feature or a method of culling the walking population, sighted and non-sighted alike?

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