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0:00Hello, ladies and gentlemen. In this
0:02video, I'll show you how you can get so
0:04good at using cinematic slide zones with
0:07clickable sections and awesome
0:08animations that most people won't
0:10believe it's PowerPoint. So, let's go.
0:18>> [music]
0:21>> That's good.
0:23Okay, my friends. And now, let me show
0:25you how you can create it as well. And
0:27for that, let's jump into a fresh blank
0:29new presentation, and let's choose a
0:31blank layout. That's beautiful. And
0:33first of all, let me show you how you
0:35can create that beautiful animated video
0:36for the title slide. And for that, let's
0:38go to ChatGPT, and let me use this
0:41prompt that I like to use for generating
0:44slide zoom concepts or ideas. By the
0:46way, it is indeed the description. So,
0:48I'm basically asking ChatGPT to give me
0:51some design ideas for slide zoom
0:53presentations. And let's make sure that
0:55we choose create an image and for aspect
0:57ratio, let's go with wide screen 16 by
0:599. And let's click on that button. Let
1:01me fast forward. And skadoosh, this way
1:03we get nine interesting ideas for slide
1:06zoom concepts that we could use. And by
1:09the way, each time you use this prompt,
1:10you might get a slightly different
1:12results. And let me show you this result
1:14that I got previously when using this
1:17prompt. And I really like design number
1:19nine. So, to stay consistent, let me
1:21just copy this image, and let's get back
1:24to ChatGPT. Let's close this image over
1:26here, and let me paste in that reference
1:29image that we got previously. And now,
1:31let me just ask ChatGPT to basically
1:34extract that design number nine and to
1:37make it basically a full screen single
1:40image. So, here it is, design number
1:42nine. And let's ask it to make it a
1:44single full screen image. And skadoosh,
1:47here it is. Okay. So, now we have a
1:49beautiful slide zoom concept that we
1:52could use. And I really like it. But for
1:54the animated video, we have to clean up
1:56this image so there's no text, no icons,
1:58no slide zooms, only the background
2:00image. And we'll be able to animate
2:02those waterfalls in the background.
2:04That's super awesome. And for that, I'm
2:05using Magnific. Previously, it was
2:08FreePik, now it's Magnific. And now I'm
2:09using it, you know, when I need more
2:11control for the image generation and for
2:13the videos. So, let's go to image
2:15generator, okay? And now for the model,
2:17I'm using Nana Banana tools, really good
2:19with editing images. So, let me attach
2:23that image with these slide zooms. Here
2:25it is. So, this is our extracted slide
2:28design number nine, okay? And I'm going
2:30with a single image aspect ratio 16 by
2:329, resolution 2K. And now for the
2:35prompt, let me just reuse this prompt
2:37where I'm asking to recreate the exact
2:39image, but without all of the elements
2:41that we don't need, okay? And once I hit
2:44generate, I get this clean background
2:46image. That's nice. Now, we can use it
2:48for the video, and we can click on this
2:50button create a video, or we can just
2:52jump into the video tab. Over here, we
2:55can choose the video model. Let's go
2:57with SeaDance 2.0. And since I'd like a
2:59seamlessly looping video, let me choose
3:02the exact image for the starting and
3:05ending frames, okay? And for the prompt,
3:07I'm asking for a seamlessly looping
3:09video with subtle environmental motion.
3:12And what's important, the camera remains
3:15completely locked, okay? And I'm going
3:16with 1080p resolution, 4 second
3:19duration, aspect ratio 16 by 9, and no
3:21audio effects. And once I hit generate,
3:24I got this video. As you can see, that
3:25little waterfall is animated, and we
3:27have some flying birds in the background
3:29as well. That's super nice. Now, we can
3:31get back to PowerPoint and let's insert
3:33this video into our blank slide. Okay,
3:35my friends, let's find that video that
3:37we've just made. Here it is. Let's drag
3:39it and drop it into the blank slide.
3:42Let's make sure it is nicely aligned to
3:44the middle and center, okay? And now in
3:47the playback options, let's make sure
3:49that the video loops until stopped, and
3:51that it starts automatically. And now,
3:53in these slideshow settings, let's
3:55uncheck show media controls. This way we
3:57won't see video player buttons. This way
3:59everything will look cleaner, and let's
4:01apply a fade transition to the first
4:03slide. And this is how it looks like.
4:05So, as you can see, the waterfall is
4:08flowing down, the birds are flying, and
4:10it seems like the video is looping
4:11seamlessly. That's beautiful, but at the
4:13same time, as you can see, it looks like
4:15we can click the video. So, let me show
4:17you how we can disable that. So,
4:20basically, let's just insert a
4:21full-screen rectangle that covers the
4:24whole slide, okay? We can remove the
4:27outline from this rectangle, and let's
4:28make sure its fill is 100% transparent.
4:32So, let's just move this transparency
4:34slider to the right, just like that. And
4:36now, this way, if we check in the
4:38selection pane, this rectangle sits on
4:40top of the video, and now the video is,
4:42you know, not clickable, and this way
4:43everything looks a bit cleaner. That's
4:45super-duper awesome. And next, my
4:47friends, let me jump back to my original
4:49presentation, and let's grab some
4:51content from this title slide. Let's
4:53copy the logo and the slide title, and
4:55let's copy these guys over here. As you
4:58can see, the font is looking a bit
4:59different because on this presentation,
5:02I'm using Aptus Display font of the
5:04font, and let's change that to Space
5:07Grotesque Medium for the headings, and
5:09Space Grotesque for the body, okay? As
5:11you can see, Space Grotesque Medium for
5:13the headings, Space Grotesque for the
5:15body. These are both free Google fonts.
5:17Link is in the video description. You
5:19can always go to fonts, click on
5:21customize fonts, and over here you can
5:23type in any heading font and find the
5:25font that you'd like to use. So, let's
5:26go with Space Grotesque. And next, in my
5:29original presentation, I've made these
5:31kind of placeholders for my slide zooms,
5:34or more specifically for the section
5:36zooms. So, these are just simple bubbles
5:39with some lines at the bottom. So, let
5:42me copy these guys. In this case, I have
5:44five of them. You can, of course, insert
5:46as many as you need, and you can
5:48position them wherever you wish. And by
5:50the way, if you'd like to save some time
5:52and start using this template right
5:53away, link is in the video description.
5:56And next, my friends, let's go to the
5:57left side where we can see all of the
5:59slides. Let's right-click, and let's add
6:01our first section. Let's call it, for
6:03example, section one. And inside of this
6:05section, let's insert a new blank slide,
6:08and let's give it a dark background. Any
6:10color will do. Okay. And next, let me
6:12jump back to my original presentation.
6:15Let me grab these two huge text boxes,
6:17and let's paste these guys over here.
6:19Okay. As you can see, this text box
6:21touches the top of the slide, but that's
6:23okay. Everything is going to look nice.
6:26And now, let me show you how to insert
6:27those section zooms. Let's go to insert.
6:29Let's click on zoom, and please make
6:31sure you're choosing section zoom, not
6:33slide zoom, because slide zooms are for
6:35single slides, and section zooms are for
6:37sections with multiple slides. And now,
6:40let's make sure that this first section
6:42zoom nicely fits inside of this first uh
6:45bubble. That's beautiful. I think for
6:47the height, I was using 1.9 cm, and this
6:50way is just the perfect size. Let's make
6:53sure there's no outline, and let's click
6:55on the zoom background button. This will
6:57make uh the section zoom transparent,
7:00and as well, let's make sure that return
7:01to zoom is activated. This way, after
7:04finishing our section, we should zoom
7:06back to the starting slide. So, let's
7:08check it out on the full screen.
7:10And once we click on the section zoom,
7:12we zoom in, and since this is the last
7:14slide in the section, we click again,
7:16and we zoom back. That's beautiful. So
7:18next, my friends, let's add a second
7:20slide into this first section. Let's
7:22make it uh black as well.
7:25And let's grab some content from my
7:27original presentation once again. But
7:30first, let me show you the process, you
7:32know, how I actually created this
7:34beautiful background image. So, for
7:36that, let's say jump back to ChatGPT.
7:39Okay. And this is the image that we've
7:41created before and now I'll tell ChatGPT
7:44that these are five slices that we can
7:46click on and zoom in and I'll ask it to
7:49create some, you know, sample content
7:51for those five slices that we will zoom
7:53in. This is the prompt that I'm using.
7:56Let's click on send and let's see what
7:58we'll get. And skadoosh, just like that
8:00we get some ideas, you know, for the
8:02slices that we will zoom in. As you can
8:04see the aspect ratio is not quite
8:07correct, but that's okay. We just need
8:09to get an inspiration. And let me
8:11actually show you the image that I got
8:13before. Okay, this is how it looks like.
8:16So, to stay consistent, let's copy this
8:18guy and let's use it in ChatGPT. So,
8:21let's close this image. Let's paste my
8:23reference image from before. And now let
8:26me just ask it to basically expand this
8:30first slide. And at the same time I'll
8:33make sure to remove any of the text
8:35icons so that we're left only with that
8:38and beautiful magnifying glass. And here
8:41it is. This is how I created this
8:42magnifying glass picture that I could
8:44use in my section zoom. Actually, in my
8:47original slide my picture looked a bit
8:50different, but that's okay. So, let's
8:52get back to PowerPoint and let's insert
8:54that beautiful magnifying glass picture.
8:56Here it is. As you can see it nicely
8:58covers the whole slide. That's
8:59beautiful. And next, my friends, let me
9:01show you how we can add this kind of
9:03vignette effects or background image so
9:05that the text stands out better. And for
9:07that let's insert a full screen
9:09rectangle. Let's make sure it covers the
9:11whole slide. No outline and now for the
9:13fill let's go with gradient fill. Okay.
9:16And I think PowerPoint remembers my last
9:19used gradient, so let me do that from
9:21scratch. Let's say you have two color
9:23stops and let me actually resize this
9:25rectangle so that we could grab some of
9:27the colors from the image itself. Let's
9:30go to the gradient once again. Let's
9:32select one of the gradient stops and
9:33let's for example copy this dark green a
9:36color and let's apply it to both of the
9:38color stops and now once again, let's
9:40make sure that this rectangle covers the
9:42whole slide. And now all we have to do
9:44is insert a third color stop in the
9:46middle of the gradient and let's make it
9:48fully transparent, okay? So, this way we
9:52can see the picture in the middle and on
9:54the sides we get this vignette effect,
9:56which helps, you know, when we place
9:58some white text on top. And now let me
10:01actually delete this mask and let me
10:03grab it from my original presentation
10:05just to stay consistent. So, let's make
10:07sure that we select the mask and at the
10:09same time let's hold down the shift key
10:11and select the rest of the content
10:13elements that we need and let's paste
10:15all of these guys over here. So,
10:17basically we have this mask in the
10:19background and we have a couple of
10:20circles with icons and we have some text
10:23boxes. And now let me show you in more
10:25detail how to make sure that these two
10:26text boxes are connected to these two
10:29text boxes on the next slide. Let's
10:31delete these guys for now and over here
10:33we can just select these two guys, let's
10:35copy them and let's paste them into the
10:38next slide and let's resize them. Let's
10:40use font size of 40 and now let's
10:42position them anywhere that we wish, for
10:44example, at the top left corner of the
10:47slide. That's looking beautiful. And now
10:49it's important that for this slide we
10:51choose morph transition. Let's go with
10:53the morph and you can adjust your morph
10:55transition duration if you wish. I'm
10:56going with 1 second and now these two
10:59huge text boxes should nicely morph into
11:02smaller text boxes on the next slide.
11:05So, let's check it out on the full
11:06screen. Okay, so first of all, let's
11:08click on this section zoom and we zoom
11:10in and in order to transition
11:11automatically to the next slide, we
11:13could enable this option in the
11:15transitions. Let's enable after 0
11:18seconds. This way we should transition
11:20to the next slide automatically. Let's
11:22try that again. Let's click on the
11:24section zoom and skedaddle, we
11:25transition automatically to the next
11:27slide and as you can see those text
11:29boxes at the top are shrinking because
11:31we're using morph transition. That's
11:33nice. And now to create the rest of the
11:35content for this slide, I've used some
11:37simple circles with some icons from
11:38PowerPoint and some text boxes, and I've
11:41grouped these guys into separate groups,
11:43and then I've added a simple flying
11:45animation and a basic zoom animation to
11:47each of these groups, and this is what
11:49we got. That's nice. And if you'd like
11:51to learn how to create mind-blowing
11:53PowerPoint animations, then check out
11:54pptskill.com. And next, let's insert a
11:57second section. Let's call it section
11:59two. And now to save some time, we can
12:01reuse the first slide from the previous
12:03section. Let's just make sure we update
12:06all the text boxes. So, this time it's
12:07going to be 0.2 strategy. And next,
12:10let's add the second slide to our
12:12section number two with this beautiful
12:14compass. Let's get back to our
12:15presentation. Let's insert a second
12:18slide. Okay, once again, let's use a
12:20dark background. And let me find a
12:23picture with this compass. Here it is.
12:26Okay. And by the way, to create this
12:28image, I've used the image of the
12:30magnifying glass. I've just asked
12:32ChatGPT to replace it with compass.
12:35That's how easy it is. Okay. And once
12:37again, we can add that vignette effect
12:39to our compass image as well, so that
12:41the white text stands out better. And
12:44let me grab these two text boxes over
12:45here. Let's paste them into this slide.
12:48Let's just make sure that we update all
12:49the text boxes so that we have 0.2
12:52strategy both on slide number four and
12:55slide number five. This way, the morph
12:57transition will work as expected. And
12:59now, we can jump into our home slide,
13:01and let's insert the second section
13:04zoom. Here it is. And now, let's nicely
13:06fit it inside of the second bubble. Once
13:09again, for the height, 1.9 cm. That's
13:11good. No zoom border. Okay, return to
13:14zoom, and let's click on zoom background
13:16for that transparent, beautiful
13:17background. And let's check it out on
13:19the full screen. And once we click on
13:21the second section, we transition nicely
13:23into the strategy slide. That's super
13:25duper awesome. And now, let me add the
13:27rest of the content that we need for
13:29this strategy slide. So, let me just
13:31grab everything from my original slide,
13:33and let's paste all of these elements
13:35over here. Once again, this template is
13:38in the video description if you'd like
13:39to use it right away. And next, my
13:42friends, by following the same steps,
13:43let me quickly add the remaining section
13:45zooms, and I'll catch you in a second
13:47where we can check out the final result.
13:50Congratulations, my friends. Now you
13:52know how you can create these kind of
13:53cinematic presentations with section
13:56zooms and animated video backgrounds.
13:58And if you'd like to become a true
14:00Slidem expert, then watch this video
14:02next. Thank you so much for watching,
14:05and I'll see you there. Peace.
14:21>> [music]

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