This lesson is a great place to start learning about ArcGIS Pro’s animation capabilities. Animations are about sharing GIS information with others, including your peers and the public, using a video. It’s a format that can contain a guided geographic story, and it can also be sent directly to colleagues or uploaded to social media for anyone to see. It’s a great way to get your message out. In this example, we’ll create a fly-through video that passes over a proposed building in central Philadelphia. In this short video, you will learn key animation concepts as well as specifics on how to: • Add a blank animation to your map or scene • Create a camera fly-through using keyframes • Set the total duration for your video • Move between individual keyframes and play a preview • Interactive scrub through your animation to problematic locations • Add an intermediate keyframe to adjust the camera’s direction • Export the animation to a video file at a specific resolution After watching this lesson, you might be interested in other lessons in the series that cover animation techniques in more detail. For more information visit http://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/mapping/animation/overview-of-animation.htm