Next Day Animations

Next Day Animations was hired by a purebred dog registry to create a dynamic and comprehensive product release video. The company was chosen due to their great cultural fit and good value for cost. A team of 2-5 employees from Next Day Animations was assigned to this project. They were provided with a script which they condensed to fit a 90-second video. They created the product release video based on the client's direction and feedback, and participated in three rounds of edits to the video.

A public health service provider hired Next Day Animations to produce a three-video series and a two-page infographic, both with associated social media packages. The company was found through an online search and was chosen due to their competitive pricing, great cultural fit, and good value for cost. The project involved creating a whiteboard explainer animation on immunization education with closed captions and a social media package. They also designed a two-sided 8.5" x 11" infographic with a social media package and formatting for the web.

Next Day Animations was contracted by a public health services organization supporting Native Americans living in urban areas. The objective was to create a culturally relevant animated infection prevention and control (IPC) video. The company was a past client of Next Day Animations and selected them due to their high ratings, great cultural fit, good value for cost, and aligned company values. The project involved creating a video that discussed key IPC information while also reflecting scenarios pertinent to Urban Indian Organizations. The video included scenarios such as a nurse caring for a child at a powwow, how germs spread through touching surfaces, and a reminder on hand hygiene.