Russ Explains with Russ Law
Every week Russ Law posts a new episode in his “Russ Explains” series giving tips on Video Marketing using PowToon.
Russ Law designs animated explainer videos for his clients. Make your-own animated videos using Powtoon or have Russ make one for you.
How To Make an Animated Explainer Video
Explainer #1: what is an explainer video Tweet this
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super diper! amazing tool !
Wonderful post. Very informative about how animated videos can be used as an explainer video. Thanks for posting.
Just like most of your tutorials, I can’t watch this video because it is a YouTube based video. YouTube is not accessible in China where I am based. And yes, someone mentioned before, this an awesome shortcut to making short videos and I have tried making three videos as a test. I found it quite easy. The only reason I haven’t bought my package yet is the fact that I can’t make characters talk. Any plans to eventually add a Text To Speech function to the characters? That would be awesomeness!
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You are the best!
Thanks!
Great work. This is why this tool is so amazing. Thanks for sharing!
Can I make an anime vid on It?
nice …!!
it’s easy
bn
is there an undo and delete option… as i was told you don’t have that..
Working on it!
cool. helped me alot. check out mine!!
Is it possible to make individual characters talk with this tool?
Sorry, Not at this time.
It’s awesome I really love it.. it’s easy and much easier with the animated effects
are you nuts?
Super film. I mo?na si? czego? nauczy?. ?
Great service. Love it! Is it possible to move objects around (like a car) to animate it moving across the screen? Or do you have to have quick <1 sec shots that have the car in different positions "faking" the movement. Thanks.
Right now no. We designed PowToon to be more like a theater stage where characters enter, do their bit and then leave. This keeps your storytelling simple and works well for most explainers.