How to animate shapes over a video background in PowerPoint

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Table of Contents:
00:00 - Intro
01:03 - How to create a background rectangle and circle
01:35 - How to create a rounded triangle in Adobe Illustrator
02:10 - How to convert a graphic to a shape in PowerPoint
02:28 - How to use Merge Shapes “Subtract” to remove a shape from it’s background
02:46 - Adding a video background to your PowerPoint slide
03:11 - How to copy and paste shapes on a PowerPoint slide
03:35 - How to use Merge Shapes “Intersect” to remove shapes from a background
04:03 - How to add shapes to create a window effect in PowerPoint
04:43 - How to add a gradient fill to a shape
05:02 - How to remove fill and add an outline to a shape
05:19 - How to add text to your PowerPoint slide
05:34 - How to create stacked shapes in PowerPoint
6:00 - How to add a Spin animation in PowerPoint
07:01 - How to add a counterclockwise rotation to animation in PowerPoint
07:14 - How to add a Fade In animation in PowerPoint
07:57 - How to add a Fade animation to text in PowerPoint
8:05 - How to add a Fade animation to a video background in PowerPoint
8:26 - Conclusion
Welcome to today’s video where you’ll learn how to level up your powerpoint skills by adding some subtle but engaging animations to your powerpoint slides. By adding a video background and some shapes, you can see we’ve created an engaging, professional slide. On it, we have multiple things going on. First we have the video background that plays as you start this slide.
Then we added some triangle shapes that animate and rotate as the slide goes on. Along with some simple text, you can reveal your message. We’ll replay the slide so you can see all of the elements come together. This design can be tailored to any topic, you can always adjust the theme, colors, shapes, and text. Bring your slides to life by just adding a few simple animations, let me show you how you can create it as well! Watch until the end to learn how!