Description: The City of Issaquah is home to state-of-the art sports medicine facilities and clinics, yet not many outside of the City are aware of this fact. PRR was hired to produce a video that the City could use for potential business recruitment.
Our focus was on patient recovery —rather than injury— and ease of access to care. We also wanted to maintain a light-hearted and humorous tone throughout the animation.
Role: Storyboard artist, Illustrator
Working from a preliminary script, I hand-drew storyboards to bring the script to life and establish the overall playful tone of the animation. We then incorporated client feedback, making adjustments to both the script and storyboards. I then illustrated all scenes and assets to be used in the video. I worked closely with the animator, making adjustments as necessary to ensure all files were set up properly. Along with the multimedia team, I provided feedback on the animations and transitions.
Storyboards
Hand-drawn storyboards to present concepts to our client
I developed a few animated sequences to help our animator better understand our vision for the final product
Our client wanted to highlight several patient recovery stories, however we were limited by video time constraints. I proposed using a split screen, which allowed us to simultaneously follow two different patients on their recovery journey.
As a final touch of humorous flare, a cyclist performs a crazy stunt in the closing scene
Final Animation
