Speaker: The footer area
can be found on the bottom of your slide.
When we say footer,
we usually think the date,
the company name, the page number,
because basically PowerPoint did teach us that
and it's a correct approach.
If we go to insert
there is something called Header and Footer.
Without adding additional boxes,
you can always click on the header and footer.
You can add a date, you can add a slide number,
you can add basically some footer information like that.
You will apply it and it will showcase in the slide
but there are two additional things.
For business and also different usage,
it contains sources and additional footnotes.
What's also important,
I'd say that it usually
is detached from the body visually
and in smaller lettering
so it doesn't get in the way
because this is more of a peripheral area.
If I would go back to my Philippines example,
8 footer area would look probably something like that.
I would cite the source where I took this data from.
It would be smaller and maybe in a different color or not.
That's completely depending on the design itself.
I know that you are probably waiting for the opera example.
We have the header with our conductor.
We have the actual opera with the main body
and we have that supportive footer area on the bottom.
For an orchestra,
that may be additional instruments
where we could put instruments that aren't played
throughout the entire of the play
but they are still vital to its completeness as a whole.
You couldn't just skip the parts
where the harp or the triangle is played
by maybe an additional person that would go
from one to the second instrument during the play.