Sometimes it helps to add a graph to a video.

Data by itself can be visually boring, but if you show it on an animated chart (such as a bar graph), it can be more interesting for your viewer.

In this video, I demonstrate one way you can create animated bar graphs using Motion 5. Here it is:

Naturally there are several different ways to create a similar effect.

I hope you find this helpful!

Yes, you can use still photos in your video, but that's so blah. Instead, trying adding a little movement to your photos.

(And I'm not talking about the Ken Burns Effect here -- though it's pretty cool too.)

Here's a full workflow video (from the member library) that shows you how to create the "2.5D Effect" using a combination of Photoshop CS6 and Motion 5:

It's an interesting way to add movement to still photos in your video projects.

Like a lot of workflows, there are several different ways to do this, and this video is one example.

I hope you enjoy it!

When you mark part of a video clip as a "Favorite", you can save time because it's super-quick to find that specific portion of the clip again when you need it.

But there's a big limitation of using favorites.

In this video, I demonstrate the problem you might encounter and a possible solution.