I’m animating a series of videos for the ACLU detailing various constitutional rights of U.S. residents.
A video commissioned by the ACLU in support of reparations.
A video about the Brown Act, a transparency law in California.This video was made primarily for social media, so I wanted it to be bright and visually arresting, while not taking away from the serious subject matter. Characters had to be anonymous enough that every person watching could see themselves in the video, but also distinct enough to show the breadth of diversity in the United states.
A video commissioned by the ACLU that details the U.S. right to protest. All archival material was sourced from California libraries and the Library of Congress.
Research, animation and production by Arielle Ray
I creative directed an ad campaign for Gofundme, featuring 8 collage-style animated videos about real people that used Gofundme to achieve their dreams. It was an inspiring project that I was involved in all aspects of, from the pitch to client, to video shoots to the creation of banner ads and social imagery. Click here to read a full breakdown of my process.
Because China season 3 won a people’s voice Webby award. Below is a 6 second promo. Click here for a deeper look into the visual philosophy.
A small excerpt of all 3 seasons of my because China animations.
This is Ep 1 of RISK; it’s a series about the economics of risk and how it effects our lives. to learn about my art direction process, click here.
For the full video and series click here (paywalled). You have to be a Quartz member in order to gain full access.
