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Microlearning Video for Government Health Care
Brief
Problem:
A large-scale curriculum is being re-released with a new focus and visual direction.
Solution:
Use a motion graphic at the beginning of the curriculum to set the tone and communicate the new focus.
Team:
3 design team members
Opportunity:
Create a short motion graphic for a new client.
Goals:
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Create an engaging motion graphic using photography.
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Communicate the importance of the curriculum and gain the emotional investment of the viewer.
Role:
Art Direction, Production Artist
Software:
Photoshop
Year:
2018
Category:
Motion Graphic
Art & Design Direction
Process
The design team was given a written overview of the content for the motion graphic. From there, the team drafted a script for a 60-second motion graphic and a corresponding storyboard. Once the script and storyboard were approved by the stakeholder, the storyboard was rendered in stills for animation.
Style
The motion graphic was an introduction for the Open Enrollment curriculum, so it adhered to the existing style guide.
Story
The video is shown at the beginning of an eLearning curriculum for customer service representatives. The goal of the video is to help representatives see callers as individuals and not become ambivalent. To this end, every person shown in the video has a name, background, and story that isn't shared until later. While the viewer at first only sees each character briefly and without context, later in the curriculum each character is re-encountered and introduced with a name, story, and audio. This allows the video's message to be reinforced throughout the curriculum.
