Ayman Bakshesh

1- Pre-production: a. Concept Development: Define the purpose, message, and target audience of the video. Brainstorm ideas and create a concept that aligns with the client's goals. b. Scriptwriting: Develop a script that outlines the narration, dialogue, or text that will be used in the video. The script serves as a blueprint for the visual and audio elements of the video. 2- Storyboarding: a. Visualization: Create a series of rough sketches or frames that represent each scene or key moment in the video. This helps in visualizing the flow, composition, and transitions of the video. b. Timing and Sequence: Arrange the storyboard frames in the desired order and determine the timing of each scene or transition. This helps in establishing the pacing and rhythm of the video. 3- Design and Assets: a. Graphic Design: Create or gather visual assets such as illustrations, icons, typography, and backgrounds that align with the desired visual style. b. Asset Preparation: Optimize and prepare the assets for animation. This may involve resizing, cropping, or editing them to fit the video's dimensions and requirements. 4- Animation: a. Motion Graphics: Use animation software or tools to bring the static design elements to life. Apply movement, transitions, and effects to create engaging and dynamic visuals. b. Timing and Synchronization: Animate the elements in sync with the script, ensuring that the visuals match the narration or desired timing. 5- Sound Design: a. Music and Sound Effects: Select or create background music and sound effects that complement the mood and enhance the video's impact. b. Voiceover: Record or source a professional voiceover that aligns with the script. Ensure clear pronunciation, timing, and overall quality. 6- Editing and Post-production: a. Composition: Arrange the animated scenes, visual elements, and audio components in the video editing software timeline. b. Transitions and Effects: Apply transitions, visual effects, and color grading to enhance the overall look and feel of the video. c. Fine-tuning: Review and make necessary adjustments to the timing, pacing, audio levels, and visual details. Polish the video for a seamless viewing experience. 7- Export and Delivery: a. File Format and Specifications: Export the video in the desired format, resolution, and aspect ratio suitable for the intended platform or delivery requirements. b. Distribution: Share the video with the client or publish it on the designated platforms such as websites, social media, or video-sharing platforms.