My first collaboration with the Harvard Environment & Energy Law Program is about US legislation designed to reduce methane emissions. It's a complex subject with disappointingly few flatulent cows to animate. In fact, the biggest cause of methane emissions in the US is the oil and gas sector.

The film helps unpick the raft of new regulatory measures and explains how advanced detection technologies can be used to monitor emissions and enforce change. It is made entirely in Adobe Animate and riffs on the idea of a complex network of pipes being simplified as a metaphor for how different stakeholders need to understand the rules and work together.

It serves as an example of how animation can be used to communicate the most complex subjects in a fun and engaging way.

If you think animation could be used to help explain the work of your organisation, please get in touch!