Rehabilitate Therapy.

A conference explainer animation, from storyboard to final edit.

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The video.

Rehabilitate Therapy conference animation
Rehabilitate Therapy conference animation Made for a conference audience of around 250 people.

The brief.

Rehabilitate Therapy needed a straightforward 2 to 3 minute animation for a big conference, to be viewed by around 250 people. It would set the scene for a discussion of a case study about a fictitious independent living trial.

They would supply the full transcript to be narrated over each scene, along with instructions for the visuals. The transcript had been written by lawyers, so it was dry. The challenge was to turn it into something visually engaging that an audience would want to watch.

The conference was on 10 March, so it had to be ready by the end of February. The script wasn’t finalised until mid February, so the actual production was a two week turnaround.

An illustrated video call between a physiotherapist, case manager, occupational therapist, psychologist and social worker.
An illustrated house with a rt key ring, shown on an Illustrator artboard.
An illustrated meeting of three people in suits around a table.
An illustrated person in a wheelchair on a garden path beside a house with a ramp.
An illustrated living room with an older woman on a sofa and a younger woman on an armchair.
The Rehabilitate Therapy conference stand, with branded banners, a table cover and a pop-up stand, and three people in front.

What I did.

I turned a dry script into a visual story, so the audience could see the people and places it described rather than just hear it read out.

I created a storyboard, designed and illustrated all of the assets, including basic After Effects rigs, recorded the voiceover, animated it, selected the music and edited it all together.

I was also tasked with designing the conference displays.

What the client said.

Dr Phil Crowther PhDManaging Director, Rehabilitate Therapy

“Thanks again Paul, the video worked excellently at the conference. Really appreciated your excellent work on this.”

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