Great tutorial, thank you! Question for ya: is there an effect I can use that will 'draw' one letter of a word at a time, rather than the full letter of a word just appearing at a time? Thanks
@@macmost Thank you for responding. Keyboard is the effect where the letters appear one by one, like typing. I'm actually looking for the effect where each individual letter is being drawn or written, as with a pencil, not just the whole letter appearing.
Hi ! Call from Norway. Thanks for great videos on how to use Keynote. I have managed to crate a route on a map for an aeroplane using an arrow. I tried to do this with a picture of the plane taken from above, the plane follows the route, but the nose of the plane stays in the same direction the whole route. Can I fix this in Keynote ?
That's just the slide time. Click the background of the slide to make sure only the slide is selected. Then click Animate in the right sidebar. Then change from On Click to Automatic so the slide isn't simply waiting for you to click. Then set the delay time next to that.
Hi Gary! I work as a reading teacher online and I'm trying to figure out how to do the following in keynote. To teach the difference between short and long vowels I want to show the word 'rid' on a slide and then have an 'e' appear to make the word 'ride.' On the next slide at first they just see 'bit' but then an e appears and they see 'bite.' Is there a way to do this?
Many ways. You can have the rid as one element and e as another. Then set up the slide so it builds by element. The rid appears first, then e. See ruclips.net/video/QecCJ-ASyJ0/видео.html to see how builds works.
I have my mac book pro connected to external display. Cannot get Keynote to display on my laptop without it also showing on external display (samsung tv). I cannot find the setting to allow me to see presenter view with only slides on external display. Thanks
yeah, that's great and all... but I still can't figure out why when I press "Play" it is just stuck on a blank screen and won't move to the next slide. I'm so confused.... HELP! I NEED AN ADULT!😫
@@macmost I think I've figured it out... I didn't have any transitions set, so it requires a click to move on. It took me over 20 minutes, but I've finally figured out how to animate a series of title slides. I'm going to now try and put some music on it in iMovie. Thanks for your hard work on these videos, and I wasn't criticizing you... I'm just COMPLETELY ignorant to Mac right now...trying to learn MacOS and all it's programs all at once.
Oh, Gary my boy... I generally love all that you do but this is not one of them. Making an interesting Keynote/Powerpoint presentation has nothing to do with this. When an audience focuses on how "cool" or "cute" the presentation is they lose focus on what the subject material is all about. The most effective presentations I've observed, and there have been very many, were those with no fancy backgrounds or glitzy animation but instead, had the presenter put all of her effort into the content itself. Animation can be great for truly making a point. It can be used to show how things work with graphic animation for example. But how one puts text on a screen? Give me a break.
Maybe. But not all presentations are so serious. It isn't always a boardroom or TED situation. I see lots of presentations that use whimsy. People use Keynote for slideshows at family events, for example. Kids use them at school. Teachers use them at school too, which is a situation where you want to entertain as well as educate or you lose their attention. Sometimes Keynote is use to create videos and I see plenty of them on RUclips that try to be cute and cool. People are going to use text animations at times whether you like it or not, so at least with these techniques those animations don't all look the same as everyone else's.
macmostvideo hey, i love this particular one. Juz ignore that fella. If he didnt like it, he should just keep it to himself n not ranting about the importance of so-called perfect presentation. You are here to teach for those who wanna learn other things in keynote. Not learning on how to produce GREAT CONTENT of presentation. Maybe that fella can make one for that.
Robert your point hold s true for "serious" presentations, but Keynote is a great tool for more than just presentations. For example, I have been using it to create animations along the lines that Gary demonstrates to create animated content to insert into videos.
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This is so creative, thank you!
Thank you for your information, it's very useful
You are Brilliant! Thanks so much for this and all you teach us!
Awesome tutorial! The possibilities in Keynote keep surprising me. Thanks so much for sharing! 👍🏾
This is brilliant!! Thanks so much for the new ideas!
Another great tutorial. You are so creative! Thank you, Gary!
This is great. I make electrician videos and use the Keynote occasionally. Its a great app that's for sure. Thanks Gary!
Found it!!! Thank you, brother. 😎 😎 😎
Excellent tutorial, never knew keynote is so powerful. Thank you for sharing.
Loved this tutorial so useful!!!
what a fantastically well explained tutorial.. Thanks
Great tutorial!! Thx for creating and sharing.
Awesome video!!! thank you so much
Love this! I've been using text animations for years but never saw the random option. Very cool!
Love your creativity.
So good! Thank you!
Very nice Gary. One day I'll get a Mac (still saving) and I'll have a blast playing with everything :)
Nice one...it gives me an 💡 n nvr thought about the flashy text thingy.
Also, I exported to PP and used same MacBook pro and Samsung TV. Presenters View worked perfectly. thanks
Good ideas! Thank You!
Great video thank you!
How innovative !!!!
Thank you for sharing :)
Great tutorial 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks mate this was great and incredibly helpful, but how did you shrink the screen so the text could fly out of view at the 3:55 mark. Cheers ✌️
hahah oh sorry mate, I just figured it out!!! hahaha thanks again 👍
Excellent!
Great tutorial, thank you! Question for ya: is there an effect I can use that will 'draw' one letter of a word at a time, rather than the full letter of a word just appearing at a time? Thanks
Yes. "Keyboard."
@@macmost Thank you for responding. Keyboard is the effect where the letters appear one by one, like typing. I'm actually looking for the effect where each individual letter is being drawn or written, as with a pencil, not just the whole letter appearing.
@@BrentSexton-uj1cj No, there's no good effect like that.
Hi ! Call from Norway. Thanks for great videos on how to use Keynote. I have managed to crate a route on a map for an aeroplane using an arrow. I tried to do this with a picture of the plane taken from above, the plane follows the route, but the nose of the plane stays in the same direction the whole route. Can I fix this in Keynote ?
You can try by using a rotation animation as well as a movement animation, but it will be very difficult to coordinate.
Hi Gary, where did you get the 'neon' font, have been scrolling different apps, but no luck. Thanks
great tips! thank you
This was amazing. Thanks a lot. I had a question, How do you adjust the time between the build in and the build out of the text animation. Thanks
That's just the slide time. Click the background of the slide to make sure only the slide is selected. Then click Animate in the right sidebar. Then change from On Click to Automatic so the slide isn't simply waiting for you to click. Then set the delay time next to that.
@@macmost thanks a lot for your time and advice. Much appreciated
Brilliant (as usual)! Is it possible to use these animation techniques with green screen then export them into a format usable in iMovie?
Yes. No need to use Green Screen though. You can export with a transparent background. One example is: ruclips.net/video/1HhBY-WtMGY/видео.html
Hi Gary! I work as a reading teacher online and I'm trying to figure out how to do the following in keynote. To teach the difference between short and long vowels I want to show the word 'rid' on a slide and then have an 'e' appear to make the word 'ride.' On the next slide at first they just see 'bit' but then an e appears and they see 'bite.' Is there a way to do this?
Many ways. You can have the rid as one element and e as another. Then set up the slide so it builds by element. The rid appears first, then e. See ruclips.net/video/QecCJ-ASyJ0/видео.html to see how builds works.
I can't find the "random" option while trying to animate. Is it possible that it is no longer available or do I have to change a setting?
I still see it when I select Fly In as the Build In animation for text.
I have my mac book pro connected to external display. Cannot get Keynote to display on my laptop without it also showing on external display (samsung tv). I cannot find the setting to allow me to see presenter view with only slides on external display. Thanks
Present in a Window instead of regular mode.
@@macmost it’s still just mirroring my screen-no presenter view on my MacBook Pro circa 2015. Just mirroring
yeah, that's great and all... but I still can't figure out why when I press "Play" it is just stuck on a blank screen and won't move to the next slide. I'm so confused.... HELP! I NEED AN ADULT!😫
Play starts it. Then click or press the right arrow to go to the next slide.
@@macmost I think I've figured it out... I didn't have any transitions set, so it requires a click to move on. It took me over 20 minutes, but I've finally figured out how to animate a series of title slides. I'm going to now try and put some music on it in iMovie. Thanks for your hard work on these videos, and I wasn't criticizing you... I'm just COMPLETELY ignorant to Mac right now...trying to learn MacOS and all it's programs all at once.
i want the title of my book to slam to the center with a splash of "dust". How is it done?
You'll have to find an Apple Motion or Adobe After Effects template for that. Or maybe have someone create it for you.
Oh, Gary my boy... I generally love all that you do but this is not one of them. Making an interesting Keynote/Powerpoint presentation has nothing to do with this. When an audience focuses on how "cool" or "cute" the presentation is they lose focus on what the subject material is all about. The most effective presentations I've observed, and there have been very many, were those with no fancy backgrounds or glitzy animation but instead, had the presenter put all of her effort into the content itself. Animation can be great for truly making a point. It can be used to show how things work with graphic animation for example. But how one puts text on a screen? Give me a break.
Maybe. But not all presentations are so serious. It isn't always a boardroom or TED situation. I see lots of presentations that use whimsy. People use Keynote for slideshows at family events, for example. Kids use them at school. Teachers use them at school too, which is a situation where you want to entertain as well as educate or you lose their attention. Sometimes Keynote is use to create videos and I see plenty of them on RUclips that try to be cute and cool. People are going to use text animations at times whether you like it or not, so at least with these techniques those animations don't all look the same as everyone else's.
macmostvideo hey, i love this particular one. Juz ignore that fella. If he didnt like it, he should just keep it to himself n not ranting about the importance of so-called perfect presentation. You are here to teach for those who wanna learn other things in keynote. Not learning on how to produce GREAT CONTENT of presentation. Maybe that fella can make one for that.
Robert your point hold s true for "serious" presentations, but Keynote is a great tool for more than just presentations. For example, I have been using it to create animations along the lines that Gary demonstrates to create animated content to insert into videos.
This is useful for me because I can set the background to a neon green and set it in iMovie. Now I have customized text with transitions
@@macmost you are so right. In these days of online teaching, animations would hold the attention of students.