A static graphic such as a photo, illustration or graphic element with motion applied to it for use in a video or other dynamic presentation formats. In a video editor, for example, a photograph can be made to move around the screen, zoom in and out, etc., which creates a feeling of motion somewhat similar (though much less dynamic typically) to conventional video. This not only allows more editorial control – providing a way to focus attention on a certain part of an image – but also creates a feeling of movement that’s familiar to and consistent with the expectations a viewer has when watching video material.
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