Produced by Global Health Media Task in cooperation with Yoni Goodman. Download link: https://globalhealthmedia.org/animations/
Material evaluation supplied by professionals from CDC, IFRC and UNICEF.
The complete variation of this animation consists of Part 1 (transmission and defense) with the addition of a 2nd part on remaining safe while looking after an ill individual in your home.
The movie begins by following 2 individuals who go to a market and demonstrates how they spread out the infection to others. Ultimately, their entire area gets contaminated. The movie then discusses methods we can safeguard ourselves and those around us. The story continues as a female gets ill with the infection. Her household stays at home so they do not contaminate others, and find out the guidelines that they require to follow to remain safe while looking after her.
The movie makes the unnoticeable coronavirus noticeable, and assists individuals comprehend transmission in an easy and visual method. Through our experience with our animated movies on cholera and Ebola, we discovered that the image of the noticeable bacterium sticks with individuals, assisting them make the essential habits modifications to secure themselves and others and avoid the illness from dispersing.
This movie is planned to assist fulfill the requirement for much better education and awareness that is vital in slowing the spread of this illness worldwide.
Director & Animator: Yoni Goodman
Manufacturer & Story: Deborah Van Dyke
Associate manufacturers: Peter Cardellichio, Mark Binder
English narrative: Ayesha Casely-Hayford
Music, Noise FX and Mix: Uri Kalian, Sweetsound
This animation was produced with assistance from TEPHINET (Training Programs in Public Health and Public Health Interventions Network), LDSC (Latter-day Saint Charities), IFRC (International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies), and our private and household donors from the Mad River Valley, Vermont, and beyond.
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