This research project will study how people understand big data visualisations. With more and more data collected, analysed and publicised worldwide, it follows that the effects and effectiveness of its presentation is an emerging area of interest and research. This is a fascinating topic which is something that we could both learn from and contribute to.
Motion graphics for visualisation
To accompany voice-over & illustrate research findings
Project brief:
Part of our brief for phase two of this project included the creation of new visuals. These illustrations were to be used for the production of motion graphics to accompany voice-only sections of the feature videos, and appear in promotional print material.
design brief
- design consistent graphic style with variation
- develop sets of fitting visuals specific to select topics
- production of video: motion graphics for 3 minute voice over
- several animated sequences as video overlays (3-12 secs)
- title and credit screen design
- graphic design for poster and brochure
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graphics for animation
for ‘How a visualisation is made’ video
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graphics for animation
for ‘What is data visualisation?’ video
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profile visual
used for quiz prompts and feedback as well as in ‘What is data visualisation?’ video
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poster ideas
for A3 promotional poster
What we did:
- designed graphic sets in consistent style variations
- created title and credit screens for videos
- optimised all visuals for different outputs (print/video/web)
- produced motion graphics pieces, delivered to video editors
- designed A5 info brochure and A3 poster
Also part of the brief:
Academic projects for a wider audience
Promoting actions & reporting academic research
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