​​​Project Aim

Turn detailed physiology scripts into 10–15 minute video lessons that guide learners through each topic using dynamic animations, narration and sound effects.

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Approach

I took each video from the supplied script and voiceover through to the finished video, shaping its pacing and the visual storytelling along the way.

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• Reviewed the script and resolved any queries about the content.

• Checked the voiceover and refined any inconsistencies using Adobe Audition.

• Mapped out the flow of the video in a rough storyboard, planning the labelling and visuals.

• Talked through the storyboard with the scriptwriter before moving into production, helping to avoid time-consuming changes once animation had begun.

• Built vector animation assets in Adobe Illustrator and adapted raster artwork in Adobe Photoshop.

• Used Adobe After Effects for detailed animation and Keynote for more straightforward sequences.

• Brought the voiceover, animations and sound effects together in Adobe Premiere Pro.

• Made final changes following content and style reviews and then packaged all final files.

 

I kept several videos moving through different stages at once, beginning the next project while another was being reviewed. I also reviewed videos created by other designers to support consistency across Kenhub’s educational content.

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Software 

Adobe Audition​, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro, Keynote​, Trello