Storyboard to Studio: Jessica Libby’s Path in Motion Design

Boris FX's Flow State - Stories from the Creative Process with Nick Harauz

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In this episode, Nick interviews motion graphics designer and art director Jessica Libby. They discuss the differences between freelance and full-time work, the essence of the creative process, and the challenges of client feedback and collaboration. Jess shares what attracted her to motion design and her favorite and least favorite parts of the creative process.
They also touch on problem-solving and ideation techniques. The conversation continues with topics including the impact of AI on video editing , the future of AI in motion graphics, and advice for Jess's younger self. Jess emphasizes the importance of enjoying the creative journey and integrating all aspects of life. J
Takeaways

• The transition from freelance to full-time work requires adjusting to a different level of collaboration and understanding the company culture.
• The creative process involves problem-solving, communication, and finding connections between different ideas and disciplines.
• Client feedback and collaboration can be challenging, but clear communication, understanding the client's needs, and post-project discussions can help improve the process.
• Motion design allows for the combination of graphic design, music, and storytelling to create emotional and impactful visuals.
• AI has impacted the video editing and motion graphics industry, with tools like automatic transcription and depth maps
• The future of AI in motion graphics is uncertain, with potential for automation of mundane tasks
• There is a need for human creativity and storytelling.
• Listeners can follow Jess on Instagram (@jesseylibby) or connect with her on LinkedIn.