Frailty Animation Process: Storyboarding

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Over the breadth of my thesis work, I created 8 sets of storyboards. Initially I had made 4 storyboards (one for each animation) but through the editing process with the feedback of a 20 person research group at Hopkins, I recreated the storyboards to have another 4 storyboards, which the animations are based off.

Animation 1: What is Frailty?

 Animation 2: What Does Frailty Look Like?

 Animation 3: Cellular and Molecular Changes in Frailty

 Animation 4: How Does Frailty Affect Geriatric Health?

 

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