I did not understand it I am shure it took lot of skills to make it .If there was story there I miss it.keep practicing.

Hi Cham

Thanks for sharing. I watched the video and I like Welshy I found the shaking too much. I actually think it spoils the quality of your work.

Best wishes

Beverley

Hey Chamaltatis, That was a fun-to-watch video! Nice job. I've always been impressed with the folks who can do this kind of stuff. I've often seen some of the animated graphics on tv commercials and movies as works of art, and often wondered just how they merged the graphics together.

Now, I had worked on Computer Aided Design (CAD) software specifically for machine design, for many years, and I know that those developers use some kind of graphics design software. I'm not sure what software, but they must also integrate that content with filmed content, and that must be very difficult and time consuming.

I liked the bright cheery graphics that you used, and the way you zipped from one image to the next, but I think the way it floated unsteadily on each one, was unnerving to me. My take is that it would've been better if you zipped from graphic to graphic, but stayed steady on each, without the unsteady floating.

Awesome job though. -John

Hi Cham, I really like the creating and playing around with video, I use Animoto, Screen Cast O matic, Camtasia 6 and Vegas movie studio 10. just wondering what software you used to create that video?
I've had a long day and it's getting late but I felt it may of had a little to much shaking going on. I'll watch again tomorrow when I'm not so tired.

Would love to know what you used to create this video too, are there like project/.templates that you can buy or download to recreate this type of video?
watch?v=xKJOeSH6-F0 (can't post a youtube URL for some reason)

Either way, good job.

Very good, looking forward to see the generic video for me to use too!