Motion design is everywhere
No matter where you are, on the Internet, in front of the TV, at home or on the street, there is a high probability that you will come across motion graphics. Whether that be animated representations of data. Whether it's a sophisticated way of presenting ideas or user manuals, animations accompany us practically everywhere. So you don't have to be Einstein to come to the conclusion that Motion Designer is the profession of the future.
Motion designer in the core curriculum
I’m glad that the core curriculum for both elementary and high schools includes modeling and animation. Especially since the profession of „motion designer” is definitely a profession of the future. That’s exactly why, drawing on our many years of experience, we decided to create an app. With it, creating 3D animations will become incredibly easy, and you’ll be able to admire the results almost immediately.
Ledholo 3D Master—as our latest creation is called—is a desktop application that allows you to
- import of 3D models
- giving them specific movement sequences
- creating subtitles and processing 2D graphics into 3D objects
- and creating individual 3D animation scenarios.
In addition, we cooperate with EyeCue Vision Technologies LTD, the creator of the latest 3D modeling software called QLONE. Thanks to this, we can quickly create models of virtually any objects and save them in the Ledholo 3D Master library.
Motivation
There’s nothing more beautiful than the ability to immediately observe—or perhaps, more accurately, immediately admire—the results of our imagination and genius. Thanks to Ledholo holographic displays, once a professional 3D animation has been created, the creator is just one click away from „publishing” their work. A 3D hologram suspended in space is sure to bring a smile to its creator’s face and elicit unprecedented admiration from others.
Will the idea appeal to the Ministry of Education, school principals, and teachers? Time will tell. In our view, to spark an interest and instill a passion for creation, young people—especially at the very beginning of their journey with motion design—should have access to simple tools (so they don’t get discouraged right from the start) and the opportunity to admire the results of their work. Importantly, motion design
it's not just advertising and related animations. The creative possibilities and applications here are limitless.
I highly recommend the interview with Cyril-Mickaël Callejon, CEO and producer at Directive Première, a French audiovisual production and post-production company, published in
ViaNews.
