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Whiteboard animation and educational animation direct viewer attention step by step, making them ideal for compliance training, policy explainers, and instructional programs. Our educational animation work spans federal agencies, associations, and universities.
We transform data, research findings, statistics, and process flows into animated infographics that communicate information clearly and concisely. These formats are well-suited to annual reports, advocacy campaigns, conference presentations, and social media.
Branded animation can support social media, digital advertising, website headers, and event screens. Looping animations, animated logos, social media reels, and platform-optimized content can help organizations communicate key information within the first few seconds of viewing.
We produce animated explainer videos that make complex products, services, and ideas clearer for the intended audience. We build every explainer around a clear narrative structure: problem, solution, proof, call to action. Our explainer video clients include 1Ticket.com, Democracy Fund, and Matan Companies.
AARP needed to educate older adults about safe driving in a changing transportation environment, including new vehicle technology, bike lanes, and shifting weather patterns.
RaffertyWeiss Media developed a series of 20 short animated videos combining 2D character animation and motion graphics, designed specifically for an older adult audience. We built each video around plain language principles, high-contrast visuals, and clear narration to ensure accessibility across learning environments. Content was produced in English, Spanish, Mandarin, Korean, and Portuguese to reach AARP's full national membership base.
RaffertyWeiss Media produced a series of 20 short videos and animations for the AARP SmartDriver programs used nationwide. The courses are taught in person, with the videos and animations reinforcing key safe-driving concepts for older adults.
The series was produced in Spanish, Mandarin, Korean, and Portuguese to support multilingual program delivery. The work has received more than a dozen industry awards.
Our animated Smart Driver Course for AARP was named Best Video Design by Design Rush for its clarity, visual quality, and ability to communicate complex safety information to an older adult audience.














































































Animation can help organizations explain complex ideas, but the right format and production approach depend on the audience, message, and intended delivery. These answers address common questions about animation and motion graphics production, timelines, accessibility, and project planning.