Listening for key moments
I analysed the speech and selected the points that would structure the visual story.
PROJECT 03 / Motion design / Visual storytelling
From speech
to story.
Giving spoken words a visual rhythm.
01 / About the projectDoug Ford’s
Doug Ford’s
OSAP Speech
Animatic
An animatic that interprets a speech about OSAP through illustration, expressive typography, movement and transitions.
The creative challenge
How can spoken information become a visual sequence that is easy to follow and engaging to watch?
The approach
I selected key moments from the speech, planned them in a storyboard and paired them with visual ideas. Typography, imagery and timing connect the spoken material to the sequence on screen.
02 / Process & developmentHow it
How it
took shape.
My process, from the first questions to the final presentation.
Storyboarding the sequence
I developed the storyboard and designed imagery and typography around the selected moments.
Working with timing
I planned the timing and combined the visuals into an animatic using After Effects.
03 / Applications & final workThe idea,
The idea,
in context.
The final cut is above. The earlier sketch animatic below shows how the visual sequence developed before the finished version.
EARLY EXPLORATION
Sketch animatic
An earlier pass exploring the sequence and timing. The final cut is featured above.
04 / Credits
Made with curiosity.
Project team
Daria Moroz · Individual project
My contribution
Research, motion & visual design
Academic portfolio work. Presented as a design exploration, not a commissioned brand project. Project visuals reproduced from Daria Moroz’s portfolio outline. Add any third-party image or audio credits before publication.