workplace ethics videos
Unfortunately, there's not a lot I'm allowed to say about these.
We were asked to convey some easy-to-forget, but important-to-remember values. Our directive was to be "non-obvious," which was a lovely way of giving us permission to play to the top of the viewers' intellect.
The multi-national, multi-cultural audience challenged us to come up with an aesthetic that wasn't grounded in any one continent, and led to some really fun, whimsical imagery.
We were asked to convey some easy-to-forget, but important-to-remember values. Our directive was to be "non-obvious," which was a lovely way of giving us permission to play to the top of the viewers' intellect.
The multi-national, multi-cultural audience challenged us to come up with an aesthetic that wasn't grounded in any one continent, and led to some really fun, whimsical imagery.
All illustrations by Ania Klimiuk
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My role included coming up with the concept and story arc, developing the script with the client, casting and directing VO, then working with a team of artists, animators and composers to execute the final product.
"Lacy has some of the most passion I've seen put behind work at Jellyvision. There's a consistent level of thoughtfulness in her work that carries her team through an entire project, and I don't think I've ever really questioned why we were doing something because of how clear she is upfront in justifying her choices."
-Jared Bohlken
Creative Producer, Jellyvision
-Jared Bohlken
Creative Producer, Jellyvision