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Supplimental N.O.V.E.L. Videos
To support the content of N.O.V.E.L. produced by the Partnership in Education, I created five videos that do a deep dive into each of the five phases of the game. What Is A Pathogen? Learn all about the different types of pathogens in this companion video to our cooperative board game, N.O.V.E.L. I was the storyboard artist, art director, asset creator, and animator for this video. What's In A Vaccine? What exactly goes into a vaccine? How do they work? What does each ingredient do and why is it in there? I was the storyboard artist, art director, and animator for this video. The art assests were created by Stephanie Engel. Why Do We Need Laboratory Animals? Why do we need laboratory animals? What do they do? How do they advance medicine? Learn about laboratory animals and their role in developing vaccines in this companion video to our cooperative board game, N.O.V.E.L. I was the storyboard artist, art director, and animator for this video. The art assests were created by Stephanie Engel. What Is A Clinical Trial? How do we know that new vaccines and medications are safe? How are they tested? How do scientists find people to participate in research? I was the storyboard artist, art director, and animator for this video. The art assests were created by Stephanie Engel. How Are Vaccinesd Stored and Distributed? What happens to vaccines after they are made? How do they get from Point A to Point B? How are they stored so we know they are safe to use? I was the storyboard artist, art director, and animator for this video. The art assests were created by Stephanie Engel. Learn about how vaccines make it from the production line to you in this companion video to our cooperative board game, N.O.V.E.L. Take a peek at what the game is all about over at: www.thepartnershipineducation.com/resources/n-o-v-e-l. |
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Videos to Reduce Anxiety
As part of the current initiative of the Partnership in Education to create learning material around stress, anxiety, and pain, I'm creating a series of videos to illustrate techniques for reducing anxiety. 5-4-3-2-1 Method Feeling anxious? Grounding exercises can help to calm anxious thoughts and keep you focused and mindful in your environment. The 5-4-3-2-1 method is a grounding exercise that can be done almost anywhere and it doesn't require any equipment or materials- just your brain! Take a few minutes to learn how to complete the exercise and then try it for yourself. Music credit: “Cases to Rest” by Blue Dot Sessions © 2019 (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) https://www.sessions.blue/ Heartbeart: A Mindfulness Exercise Sometimes feelings of fear, excitement, or anxiety can cause your heart to race. If these feelings become overwhelming, this quick mindfulness exercise can help to calm your emotions and connect your emotions to your heartbeat. This exercise doesn't require any materials and can be done in just a few minutes. Take a seat, get comfortable, and give it a try! Music credit: “No Sudden Movements” by rui © 2015 (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) https://freemusicarchive.org/music/rui/La_pluie_de_ltre Flowing Water Movement Meditation Meditation can help you to relax, clear your thoughts, and calm your mind. Movement meditation can be done almost anywhere and it doesn't require any equipment or materials. Take a few minutes to learn how to complete the exercise and then try it for yourself. Music credit: “Endless Light” by Siddhartha Corsus © 2021 (CC BY-NC 4.0) https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Siddhartha “Wind chimes and birds” by Almusic34 © 2021 (CC BY 4.0) https://freemusicarchive.org/music/almusic34 5 Minute Relaxing Yoga Routine Try this easy yoga routine for a quick and relaxing way to unwind from your day. Slow-paced and meant to inspire a sense of calm, this routine is perfect for kids and beginners. Music credit: “Are We Loose Yet” by Blue Dot Sessions © 2017 (CC BY-NC 4.0) https://www.sessions.blue/ |
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Animations for Reading Resources
As part of the revamp of their website and its curriculum, I made several animations for the Partnership in Education. I worked with the website's content creators to design animations that clearly illustrated the concepts. The animation to the left shows the path that blood cells take throw the heart and lungs and then out to the body. The color change from blue to red indicates the oxygen exchange that happens when blood enters the lungs. The second animation is of a cell preforming phagocytosis, the process of a single cell engulfing and digesting bacteria or other material. The third animation shows how the heart muscle constricts as it pumps blood. All the animations were hand drawn and inked, digitally painted in Adobe Photoshop, and edited in Adobe After Effects. |
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Sway Your Head Video
This is a project that I worked on with some other alumni from the Art Institute. It's the official music video for Sway Your Head from the band We Shot the Moon. This project had a very quick turn around. There was only two weeks from the initial project meeting to the final video release. I was responsible for the concept sketches, art style, asset creation and animation for the imagery inside of the theater box. |
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