We have recently concluded a couple of animations. The first was for the annual fund of the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT): The second animation is another installment in our Did You Know? series. Maybe it's just a coincidence, but we featured a sad polar bear (melting ice in the Arctic) in our last DYK animation. This one features a sad bumble bee:

Recently, I had the pleasure of working with Carolina Aragón. She installed a new public art piece called High Tide, located on the Rose Kennedy Greenway. On a warm, sunny Friday morning, our cameraman, Rafi, and I met with Carolina to capture her artwork on video. We learned that High Tide is a visual representation of a marsh along Boston's shoreline– past, present and future. Today in Boston,...

"That was a good dinner! I am so full, I can barely finish my plate!" How many times have you said this phrase? I know that I've said this countless times. This got me thinking, when we throw away food, where does it go? How much food are we actually throwing away? This led me to our next Did You Know? video, which answers this questions about food waste.

  February is Heart Disease Awareness month. In light of this, we created another "Did You Know?" animation to offer a tip to help prevent this disease. And it begins with a smile.

Here's the fourth in our Did You Know series, on the subject of caffeine's absorption into the body. Coincidentally, a Harvard study was just release on the benefits of coffee.

Here is another installment in our Did You Know? series. For the fun of it, we have decided to create 15-second (or less) animations to illustrate facts that interest us. Check out this short to find out the influence pets have on their elderly owners.

This is the second in our Did You Know? series. For the fun of it, we decided to create 15-second (or less) animations to illustrate facts that catch our attention. We finished our first animation last week, about the amount of plastic Americans throw away. See that one here.

For fun, we have started to create mini-videos (15 seconds or less) on statistics that interest us. If you want to know how many plastic bottles Americans throw away (it's a lot), have a look!