Brief
The American Museum of Natural History needed the science of COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2 and vaccines made approachable for a general audience.
My role
I narrated the four-part animated series on viruses, the tools scientists use to study them and the way a pandemic ends.
Outcome
The series won a Bronze Anthem Award and has passed 79,000 views.
Bronze Anthem Awardwon for the series
79,000+views across the series
4episodes narrated
We’re so happy with the end result and couldn’t have asked for a better narrator than Raven. The work she’s done to educate people about this virus and science in general is so incredibly inspiring to us all.
Watch the series
What Is a Virus?
The first episode explains what a virus is and how something not quite alive can have such large effects.
37,000+ views
What Tools Do Scientists Use To Study Viruses?
The instruments and methods that let researchers see and study something far too small to watch directly.
10,000+ views
What Are Vaccines and How Do They Work?
The way a vaccine prepares the immune system to recognize a threat before it encounters the pathogen itself.
17,000+ views
How Can a Pandemic End?
The conditions required for a pandemic to end, and why the end arrives gradually.
13,000+ views
American Museum of Natural History, 4 episodes, Bronze Anthem Award winner
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