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A playful animated carnival-science clip featuring CrunchLabs.
Watch on YouTube ↗An art collaboration plays with visual illusion.
Watch on YouTube ↗Backyard squirrels tackle a playful engineering obstacle course.
Watch on YouTube ↗Mike Boyd takes on the challenge of learning a backwards-steering bicycle.
Watch on YouTube ↗An animated short story about identity and our connection to other people.
Watch on YouTube ↗An audience member shouts something, the speaker responds instantly, and suddenly the unscripted moment is what everyone remembers. What makes a spontaneous stage exchange work for you?
A weather report can be a person reading a forecast, or it can have maps, props, sound effects, and somebody enthusiastically pretending to stand in a storm. Where would you put the effort if you had one afternoon to make it fun?
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The pause before someone understands what is happening is usually my favourite part. No dramatic editing needed, just enough time to see surprise become delight. Do you prefer a small personal surprise or an elaborate reveal?
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Every community has its own repeated questions, running jokes, and one topic guaranteed to produce a hundred comments. An explainer could cover all of that without ever naming a particular site. Which habit would you put in the opening scene?
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