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“Good, strong, clear narratives, that fascinates and explains”

ANIMATION : Who’s at Risk for Colon Cancer? (ed.ted.com)

Educational animation commissioned by ED.TED.COM, explaining what’s actually making you feel sick. Designed, animated and directed by Henrik Malmgren. Made in co-operation with educator Marco A. Sotomayor and Frank G. Gress. Thanks to The Animation Workshop.

“Colon cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer and cancer death in the world. It is also one of the most preventable types of cancer, as it often takes about ten years for a small polyp to grow and develop into a cancerous one. So who’s at risk? And how can people be screened? Amit H. Sachdev and Frank G. Gress share some of the best ways to prevent colon cancer.”

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Screenshots from the film.

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ANIMATION : Drug Abuse Prevention (Techniques of neutralization)

This educational animation, was made by GoodJobStudios together with Søren Holm at forum100.dk, financed by The Danish Ministry of Health. The film is used in danish schools in drug abuse prevention classes, and aims make the students aware that people with addictions often use very common everyday excuses to justify behavior that might be wrong or dangerous.
Script by Søren Holm /Henrik Malmgren. Design, animation, music and sound by Henrik Malmgren. Speak by Michel van Steenwijk, and then in order of appearance Henrik Zacho, Rasmus Folsø Jensen, Mathilde Vinther, Laura Søndergaard Isaksen, Anne Hoberg Overgård, Peter Egern Meldgaard. Special thanks to Julie Astrup and Julie Herdichek Baltzer, and Sønc for showing their patience with me in the middle of crunchtime for Fjer!

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ANIMATION : Drug Abuse Prevention (HASH)

These educational animations, were made by GoodJobStudios together with Søren Holm at forum100.dk, financed by The Danish Ministry of Health. The films (here edited into one) are used in danish schools in drug abuse prevention classes, and aims to be starters for discussion among the students about when one has a problem with hash. After each film the students are asked to judge how big of a hash problem the character in the film has, by positioning themselves on the floor on a scale from 1 to 6 (marked on the floor ); six meaning large problem.
Script by Søren Holm /Henrik Malmgren. Design, animation, music and sound by Henrik Malmgren. Speak by Michel van Steenwijk.

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ANIMATION : Sombos Cambodia

Animated intro, to Sombos Cambodia – an educational documentary film for danish primary school children ages 7-9 about Cambodia. The live action part of the film was produced by mundu.dk. Part from making the animated intro, GoodJobStudios also designed the iPad friendly website, together with Swedish Boy Productions where the full 13 minute documentary is shown:
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The website in action on iPad.

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ANIMATION : Drug Abuse Prevention (STIMULANTS)

This Educational animation, was made by GoodJobStudios together with Søren Holm at forum100.dk. The film is used in danish schools in drug abuse prevention classes, and it deals with what happens in the brain when you take amphetamine, cocaine or ecstasy (stimulants).

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GoodJobStudios also created the graphic design + logo for the teaching material to go with the films.

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ANIMATION : The Surprising Reason You Feel Awful When You’re Sick (ed.ted.com)

Educational animation commissioned by ED.TED.COM, explains what’s actually making you feel sick. Designed, animated and directed by Henrik Malmgren. Made in co-operation with educator Marco A. Sotomayor. Thanks to The Animation Workshop.

“It starts with a tickle in your throat that becomes a cough. Your muscles begin to ache, you grow irritable, and you lose your appetite. It’s official: you’ve got the flu. It’s logical to assume that this miserable medley of symptoms is the result of the infection coursing through your body — but is that really the case? Marco A. Sotomayor explains what’s actually making you feel sick. ”

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Screenshots from the film.

ANIMATION : Viamedica – company promo

A GoodJobStudios animated promotion film for Viamedica: a danish consultancy within healthcare, that guides seriously ill patients to a faster treatment. Roles: script, design, direction, animation and music.

Thanks to Viborg Municipality.

ANIMATION : Pascal’s Triangle (ed.ted.com)

Educational animation commissioned by ED.TED.COM, explaining Pascal’s Triangle. Designed, animated and directed by Henrik Malmgren. Made in co-operation with educator Wajdi Mohamed Ratemi. Thanks to The Animation Workshop.

“Pascal’s triangle, which at first may just look like a neatly arranged stack of numbers, is actually a mathematical treasure trove. But what about it has so intrigued mathematicians the world over? Wajdi Mohamed Ratemi shows how Pascal’s triangle is full of patterns and secrets.”

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Screenshots from the film.

ANIMATION : Learning Through Role-Play: Edu-Larp

A two-minute 2d-animation conveying research about Edu-larp as a teaching method in schools.
“Six students are taken on a learning voyage, where the most skeptic one ends up showing the way”

Designed, animated and directed by Henrik Malmgren. Customer: Dept.For Learning & Philosophy, Aalborg University, Denmark. Designed, animated and directed by Henrik Malmgren. Made in co-operation with Professor Lisa Gjedde, Dept. For Learning and Philosophy, Aalborg University, Denmark, and Troels Lindeberg.
Commissioned by EGMONT FONDEN. Thanks to Viborg Municipality.

“If you want to motivate and engage students with different starting points, Educational live action role-play: Edu-larp can be a way.
The idea of a common goal provides a focus and a driving force that brings subject knowledge and social skills into play through a narrative frame.”

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Screenshots from the film.

ANIMATION : Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle (ed.ted.com)

Educational animation commissioned by ED.TED.COM, explaining a concept within quantum physics, designed, animated and directed by Henrik Malmgren. Made in co-operation with educator Chad Orzel. Thanks to The Animation Workshop.

“The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle states that you can never simultaneously know the exact position and the exact speed of an object. Why not? Because everything in the universe behaves like both a particle and a wave at the same time.”

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Screenshots from the film.