Animations for the National Archives

Recipient-friendly visual narrative

By using animations in the instructional videos for the National Archives, we were able to create a visual narrative that made it easier for the target audience to understand and follow the many layers and procedures involved in archive search. The animations also made it possible to show the complex processes in a simpler and clearer form, so that even people with no previous experience of archive search could understand them.

Another benefit of using animations in the instructional videos was that we could tailor the videos to the specific target audience. The animations made it easier to customize the videos to the specific target audience, so they were easier to understand and follow for the target audience.

Furthermore, the animations allowed us to show complex processes from multiple angles and in slow motion, making it easier for the target audience to understand and follow the different steps in the process.

Furthermore, animations can also make it easier to show fictional scenarios or examples that can help make the message more relatable and understandable.

All in all, animations are a powerful tool for explaining complex topics and processes in a recipient-friendly way that can make it easier for the target audience to understand and remember the message. It’s a great way to convey complex topics in a visual form that can be easier to understand for the target audience and can help create clearer images in the recipient’s mind.