Case study: Viruses, Vaccines & COVID-19
I was trusted as an uplifting voice to make the science of COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2, and vaccines approachable. I narrated Viruses, Vaccines & COVID-19 for the American Museum of Natural History, an award-winning four-part animated series on how viruses work, how scientists study them, and how pandemics end.
American Museum of Natural History · 4 episodes · Anthem Award winner
The 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, covering how viruses work, how scientists study them, and how a pandemic ends.
The outcome
The series won an Anthem Award and has passed 79,000 views.
Watch the series
What Is a Virus?
The opener, on what a virus actually is and why something that is not quite alive can do so much.
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.
What Are Vaccines and How Do They Work?
How a vaccine teaches the immune system to recognise a threat before it ever meets the real one.
How Can a Pandemic End?
What actually has to happen for a pandemic to end, and why the ending looks less like a switch than people expect.
American Museum of Natural History · 4 episodes · Anthem Award winner
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