Greenlight Interactive has provided animation solutions to several industries including animations in the healthcare, technology, education, nonprofit, finance and law and business sectors. Below is a partial listing of animations by style.
Dry erase style #1:
Great for clients that want to address a global audience with diversity and/or emotion.
Dry erase style #2:
Great style for most projects–and can vary in levels of the cartoon approach, the mood and emotion. This example is a more serious topic.
Dry erase style #3:
This very simplistic style using glamorized stick figures is great for projects that are lighter in tone.
“New Yorker” Marker style #1:
This sophisticated style with exaggerated body types is a nice nod to The New Yorker. Great style for most projects.
Marker style #2:
Figures with this style tend to be more detailed with more dimensions than can be achieved with dry erase. Great style for most projects, especially for B2C.
Mixed Media style:
A mix of live action video combined with animation. A great way to enhance testimonial videos.
Mixed Media Watercolor Testimonial:
This example shows a good example on how you can maximize the testimonial format with fine art mixed media, without running into the problem of showing just a talking head.
Watercolor Style:
This fine art style of animation using watercolor, is a nice way to tell a story that is more upbeat in nature. This example is a good example on how to display stats for annual reports.
Charcoal example:
This example shows how emotion can be pulled into the story and dissolves into a photo of the storyteller. A great effect for human services projects for healthcare and nonprofits.
Traditional video:
Traditional video is always great for emotionally-driven projects, or projects that require credibility through testimonials.
Infographic Style Animation:
This style is the perfect style for a project that requires delivery of statistical data. It is also a great video style to show at trade show events because audio is not necessary to tell the story–and audio would be drowned out in most trade show environments.
Traditional Animation:
Traditional Animation is especially effective for a sequence of stories that rely on repeat characters. This example is part of a 15-animation series with two primary characters: one that educates, and one that listens and learns.
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