The Interactive Learning Lab at Thomas Jefferson University (previously Philadelphia University) began in May 2013 as a collaborative project called Sustainability in Motion, which aimed to create animated video lecture content relating to topics of environmental sustainability. The project has grown rapidly, expanding into an on-campus studio that produces video content for faculty on a variety of topics.

In 2013, I was one of two Animation students chosen to participate in the creation of these videos. During the Fall 2014 semester, I worked with a group of four other students to develop the structure by which the on-campus studio would operate. For the 2015-16 school year, I was the Senior Animator. I was responsible for communicating with our clients, as well as assisting and overseeing the work produced by our three sophomore Animation students.

Video listed in chronological order:

This is the first video I produced for this project. All visual assets were drawn and animated/edited by me. The intro and credit sequences were a collaboration between myself and Michael Hudson.

All visual assets were drawn and animated/edited by me.

05:03 - 07:01

07:58 - 08:40

The bathtub and building sequences were drawn and animated by me, then inserted into the overall video by Professor Jeff Klemens.

All editing, some camerawork, and motion graphics segments (00:17 - 00:29 and 01:17 -  01:32) done by me.

All editing and some camerawork done by me. Stop motion animation segments were a collaboration between myself, Maddie Conway, and John Ortiz.

All drawn assets and animation/editing were done by me.

Visual assets were created by myself and fellow animators Maddie Conway and John Ortiz. Presented and animated/edited by me.

Visual assets were created by myself and fellow animators Maddie Conway, Natasha Hanold, and John Ortiz. Edited by me.