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Video: Acrobat soars to another level with digital pen

Written By published September 11, 2018

When she’s not working, Marta Luis Burguete likes to hang out – upside down from the ceiling, as an aerial acrobat.

In a new video tutorial, the Microsoft product specialist brings together her passion and her profession to show how to use a digital pen, a Surface Pro and Microsoft Office to edit a flyer, script and stage floor plan for an Aerial Circus School show.

Check out the video tutorial below, in which she demonstrates how to use the digital pen to edit these plans and promotions for the show.

She uses PowerPoint to edit the flyer with ink to text, ink to shape and ink replay, as well as to create the stage floor plan using the ruler, segment eraser and ink replay. In Word, she uses ink editor and highlighter for the script.

https://youtu.be/U85n5sltzZw

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