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MULTIMEDIA SOFTWARE

You’ve got a huge presentation for a conference and you want to make a big splash. Your speech is ready, your suit is pressed, and you have done your voice exercises. You think to yourself – Is this really going to turn heads? In the age of Ben Franklin and Independence Hall, an impassioned speech may have incited the masses. But, we’re in the computer age now, and you are going to have to go the extra mile to make your message stand out.

Multimedia Presentations gives you the latest and the greatest methods to create communication masterpieces all at your desktop. It integrates Flash media, pictures, graphics, music and even video to knock the socks off those who get the pleasure of your entertainment.

If you just took a two-week tour of Egypt and you have hundreds of pictures, you can tie them together in a slide show. Add different effects included in your Multimedia Software for added impact. The sky is the limit!

Only our Creative genius holds you back from designing and showing a extravaganza of imagery, excitement and emotion. Gone are the days of delivering a major speech without a little bit of backup. Multimedia will breathe new life into your next presentation, and set you ahead of the competition.

Multimedia is more than one concurrent presentation medium (for example, on CD-ROM or a Web site). Although still images are a different medium than text, multimedia is typically used to mean the combination of text, sound, and/or motion video. Some people might say that the addition of animated images (for example, animated GIF on the Web) produces multimedia, but it has typically meant one of the following:

Multimedia can arguably be distinguished from traditional motion pictures or movies both by the scale of the production (multimedia is usually smaller and less expensive) and by the possibility of audience interactivity or involvement (in which case, it is usually called interactive multimedia). Interactive elements can include: voice command, mouse manipulation, text entry, touch screen, video capture of the user, or live participation (in live presentations).

Multimedia tends to imply sophistication (and relatively more expense) in both production and presentation than simple text-and-images. Multimedia presentations are possible in many contexts, including the Web, CD-ROMs, and live theater. A rule-of-thumb for the minimum development cost of a packaged multimedia production with video for commercial presentation (as at trade shows) is: $1,000 a minute of presentation time. Since any Web site can be viewed as a multimedia presentation, however, any tool that helps develop a site in multimedia form can be classed as multimedia software and the cost can be less than for standard video productions.