Immigrant Children During Covid-19

Immigrant Children During Covid-19: Animated Storytelling

Created to accompany a WBUR report on the detention of immigrant children and their separation from parents, this animated video uses motion graphics and storyboard development to turn a reported editorial story into a visual narrative built for social-impact storytelling.

What is the "Immigrant Children during Covid-19" animation?
It is an animated video that accompanies a wbur.org article titled "Thousands Of Immigrant Kids Are Detained, Far From Their Parents," using motion graphics and storyboard work to bring the story to life visually.
Which services were part of this project?
The project involved motion graphics and storyboarding, as listed in the project attributes above.
Who wrote the original article behind the animation?
The article was written by Katie Peeler, a Cognoscenti contributor for WBUR. A link to the full article is included in the project details.
Where can the animation be viewed?
The animation is embedded in the Vimeo video player on this page.
What themes does this project connect to?
It ties into animation and motion graphics, particularly within social-impact storytelling and editorial illustration.

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This project pairs editorial reporting with motion graphics and storyboarding to make a difficult subject more accessible. It reflects an approach to social-impact storytelling that combines animation, illustration, and careful visual narrative design.