An internal yearly summary video for Healthy.io

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A branded, internal yearly summary video for Healthy.io

Created at the end of 2020, a year wild beyond imagination, to celebrate 2020 and the crazy time it has been for the company. With COVID-19 and WFH as the backdrop, 2020 has been a good year for Healthy.io.

Created during a 2-weeks sprint, with a limited budget and a hard deadline, this was a fun video to make. I wrote the script, created the storyboard, refined a graphic concept, designed frames, animated and edited the musical score. This project was of great importance to morale, shown at a 200-people company online event.

Using the rationale of good old '80s - '90s computer games, a short 'brief' gives a quirky recap of what's coming - and what prizes lie ahead.

As creative director, I collaborated and led a team of 3 people (design/After Effects professionals) to create an internal company video full of inside jokes, easter eggs, employee cameos, and company-DNA humor.

Down below is the original concept frame - 2020 was a big ol' lemon for most of us, requiring all of our lemonade-making skills. (:

Working closely with the company's CEO and the various chief officers was a challenge, conveying important company accomplishments while keeping it light and fun.

Winning the NHS AAC (Accelerated Access Collaborative) was an amazing milestone for Healthy.io in 2020.

Due to the project's tight schedule, I created a system of repeating elements/events within the video. A periodic summary of the number of new employees serves to show the company's growth, and the number of scans (the company's main KPI) to reflect reaching its milestones.

Initiated by HR, the brief contained key points of events significant to the company's growth in 2020. I created and refined the script, and came up with a graphic concept that was both easy to design and animate as well.
Some 3D rides were made from stock video and 2D elements, and some were sampled from old abandonware PC games.

Brahmel, the company's unofficial mascot (half god, half full stack developer, with a fondness for avocado) wishes to thank you for scrolling all the way down here.