A better Vermont
This piece is an awareness and funding video created for JHC, designed to reveal the realities “underneath all that beauty” in the community. Through a mix of textured visuals, map imagery, and bold on-screen typography. The video walks viewers from hidden struggle to hope and action. It highlights the impact of JHC’s work, why their services matter, and ends with a clear emotional case for continued support and funding.
[Client]
Johnson Health Center
[Year]
2025
[Services]
Product Video Production and Marketing Strategy
[Catagory]
Motion Graphics
Project Objectives:
Clearly communicate what JHC does and who they serve.
Emphasize why their work is critical and time-sensitive.
Make a strong emotional case for increased funding and support.
Create a piece that could be used across social media, presentations, and meetings with donors.
Shine a light on JHC’s impact to attract press, partners, and community attention.
Content Strategy:
Define the core message: hidden struggles in the community and JHC as a source of hope and change.
Plan a visual arc: beauty → unseen problems → practical solutions → hope → call to action.
Decide on a text-driven storytelling style, using strong on-screen phrases for clarity and impact.
Select supporting visuals (cityscapes, textured backgrounds, maps, subtle motion) to match the serious but hopeful tone.
Structure the script to build toward funding and awareness as the natural next step for viewers.
Design and Animation:
Create visually engaging graphics and animations to convey complex automation processes.
Incorporate on-brand colors and design elements to maintain brand consistency.
Ensure the motion graphic video effectively communicates key messages and statistics.
Post-production:
Shoot in a vertical format to optimize for social media and mobile viewing.
Use simple, controlled visuals so the message and text remain the focus.
Record or edit voiceover/interviews (if used) to be clear, steady, and emotionally grounded.
Maintain consistent visual style—framing, motion, and textures—to create a cohesive, branded feel for JHC.
Distribution and Promotion:
Deliver the video to JHC for use in funding pitches, grant applications, and donor meetings.
Share the piece on JHC’s social media platforms to raise public awareness.
Encourage staff and supporters to repost/reshare to expand the organic reach.
Leverage the video as a showcase of JHC’s impact when approaching funders and partners.
Results: was able to upload the video on the official JHC Instagram, which led to an over 300% increase in impressions. This led to JHC getting more views and followers on social media, increasing awareness. This all led to JHC receiving additional funding and being featured by a local news station, which ran a story that further boosted visibility and awareness.
Lessons Learned:
A clear, focused message can be more powerful than complex visuals—especially for nonprofits and community work.
Text-driven storytelling works well for social media, where many viewers watch with sound off.
Framing the narrative around “problem → hope → action” is effective for motivating donors and supporters.
Strong, purposeful video content can open unexpected doors—like press coverage and new partnerships.
Investing time in understanding the organization’s mission leads to a more authentic, emotionally resonant final piece.
This case study demonstrates how a well-crafted motion graphic video can effectively communicate complex concepts, generate interest, and establish a brand as a leader in their industry.
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