PHIRST South Bank at LSBU have commissioned us to make a number of animations and motion graphics in support of some of their research evaluations. Key to the success of these projects was working in close collaboration with the teams carrying out each evaluation. Together we have developed compelling scripts and characters to tell the stories of individuals with lived experience, creating animations that effectively communicate the key messages to third parties involved in supporting those affected by each evaluation. This collaborative approach was crucial to creating animations that resonate with their target audience and drive positive change.

This evaluation explored how lived experience can inform and improve services addressing gambling harms. We were commissioned to make a piece that could support their findings with a primary focus to authentically represent the stories of individuals with lived experience, ensuring their contributions were valued and respected. 

The final piece is being used as part of a wider evaluation on gambling harms with the aim to raise awareness and facilitate action to address Gambling Related Harms.

In England there has been a notable increase in the number of young people experiencing mental health challenges. This evaluation looked at a number of mental health interventions and approaches that have been taken to understand the impact they might have had and to make recommendations on how these might be improved. 

We were tasked with communicating their findings and to bring focus to the lives of the young people directly affected by mental health challenges.