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Against the Odds: Making a Difference in Global Health
America in the ’80s
Project Group
Client
Date
April 2008Location
National Library of Medicine, NIH Campus, Bethesda, MDExhibition Design
Riggs + WardTags
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A rich motion graphics story on a disjointed canvas evokes the fear of the AIDS crisis in the 1980s and its political ramifications.
A special focus on the AIDS crisis in the 1980s forms the context for this somber motion graphics piece within the Global Health exhibition. Spanning three displays of different sizes—in effect, a disjointed canvas—imagery and text unfold the story of the political and social fear that surrounded our nation’s grappling with this difficult health problem as it became recognized as a pandemic. Second Story researched the AIDS epidemic in government and non-profit sources, gathering facts and quotations from political players during the crisis and imagery that evokes the feeling of fear Americans faced at the time—ultimately weaving together text, images, sound, and animations to underscore the mounting tension as the epidemic played out across the nation.
Credits
- Motion Designer
- Adam Long
- Video Editor
- Adam Long
- Technology Director
- Thomas Wester
- Lead Integration Engineer
- Matt Arnold
- Producer
- Jennifer Guibord
- Assistant Producer
- Erica Dillon
- Production Assistant
- Melissa Paugh
- Sound Design
- Audio Wells
© 2013 Second Story, Inc.Project Group
- Project Overview
- AIDS Activism
- America in the ’80s
- Global Health Documentaries
- Global Health Videos
- Names Quilt
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