Motion Design Style Frames Template

The Motion Design Style Frame template contains image and text placeholders for your concept options. Just drag and drop your images onto your board, add some background notes and you'll be reading to present your style frames in minutes.

Start by uploading the concepts you've designed so you can share them with your team. These are often 2D or 3D renders of a scene from a storyboard you created earlier. It's best to present variations of the same scene side by side so your team can focus solely on the visual style rather than the contents of the scene.

Next, include some written notes about each option. This will help explain your ideas and keep everything in context. You don’t have to go into too much detail—the goal is to explain the differences between the options you're presenting. Remember to give each concept a name so they're easy to reference.

Now that you've prepared the options, it's time to ask for specific feedback. Share the style frames with your team and get together to choose a final direction. With any creative technique or project, it’s important to be open to constructive criticism.

Ensure that everyone on your team agrees on the final direction before you start animating. It's much easier to revise the style in this phase of the project compared to production, where simple changes can take days.

Encourage others to share their feedback on color, composition, mood, and texture. Make sure you stay open to suggestions and improvements and try not to take criticism personally.