In this episode, Mohammad Sharique explores the role of live event graphics in motion design, describing them as dynamic visual elements created to enhance the atmosphere and storytelling of events such as concerts, conferences, and festivals. These graphics include animations, visual effects, and real-time projections that engage audiences and elevate the overall experience.

Sharique explains how live event graphics create memorable experiences by adding a visual narrative, syncing with performances or presentations, and creating an immersive environment. He emphasizes their ability to captivate attendees and reinforce branding.

He discusses the tools and software used in this field, including Resolume, TouchDesigner, and Adobe After Effects, which allow designers to create and manipulate graphics for real-time displays. For students, he recommends practicing by working on small-scale events, experimenting with projection mapping, and learning how to synchronize visuals with audio and live performances.

The episode highlights examples of successful live event graphics, such as visual displays at music festivals or corporate events, demonstrating how they can leave a lasting impact. Sharique provides actionable advice for aspiring designers to explore this creative and technical niche in motion design.