In October 2020, I began working for WomenWorking.com, a website dedicated to inspiring and supporting women in their personal and professional lives, as motion graphics/ producer/ social media intern. My job was to create content for their social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and company newsletter) in order to engage and support their 19 million followers. I created over 20 videos for their Facebook page gaining over 1 million 678 thousand views (and counting!). I was asked to create holiday videos, photo collages, music videos, and lifestyle videos. Often, I was given a poem and asked to illustrate, animate, and edit it into a video.
I was asked to create a Valentine's Day video about love for everyone (not just romantic love). I was then given a poem to illustrate and animate. This video received 103k views and 4.2k reactions.
I was asked to create a Veteran's Day video to honor military veterans. I was given a poem and a three minute long time constraint, and I then animated several photos. This video received 61k views and over 3k reactions.
I was asked to create a spring video to get viewers excited about the warmer weather. I was given a poem and a three-minute-long time constraint, and I then illustrated and animated several vector images. This video received 20k views and 1.2k reactions.
To create a Christmas video, I decided to illustrate and animate the 12 Days of Christmas song. This video received 32k views and 1k reactions.
I was asked to film and animate a food video from Lisa Oz's cookbook The Oz Family Kitchen. This video received 37k views and 761 reactions.
I was asked to create a Turkey Day video to get viewers excited about Thanksgiving. I was given a poem to illustrate and animate. I decided to create a watchful turkey who is always on the lookout for chefs! This video received 22k views and 1.2k reactions.
I was asked to create a spooky Halloween video from a poem. I illustrated most of the images and animated the video. This video received 62k views and 2.2k reactions.
I was asked to create a music video based on the song Help is on the Way by David Friedman and Nancy LaMott. I animated the video and designed each scene with stock images. This video received 28k views and 1.3k reactions. Often, I only had a few days to create a video so this type of video was my most common creation.