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Figure 3.10: Nuclear Power Infographic by Panasit Chaiyanan (Informative Type)
Using text and data visualization, the design process of the informative typewas utilized in this
anti-nuclear power poster. The visual made a distinct comparison between the nuclear
industry’s argument and the rebuttal by environmental organization. Each of the claims by
nuclear industry that get debunkedwas represented visually, from the extra cost of the
construction to the radioactivewaste that has noway to get rid of. The choice of color and
placement of images were carefully considered tomaximize the impact of message delivery.
3.2.11Motion Graphic Design Process
After the researcher analyzed the infographic design process, he continued on to begin
researchingmotion infographic’s another component, motion graphic. Working several jobs in
the past as filmmaker doing video presentation, as well asmusic video and online commercial,
the researcher then has some ideas about the general structure of how to design amotion
infographic. The dead set process for designing amotion graphic is very similar with short film
making process. There are threemain parts, pre-production, production, and post-production.
Pre-production is where all the preparation ismade from concept generation towriting
storyboard and preparing equipment, casting, and location scouting. The production part is
where the actual shooting of footage or the animation is being drawn; it is the part that ends
with something that is called raw footage. Post-production is the part where the raw footages
that were acquired somehow from the production part are edited, with sound added. Not all
