1. Video and Animation NaGISAAnn Knowlton CREEFS(Megan Moews?) POSTJonathan Thar GoMASara Ellis COMARGEBob Carney CeDAMarBrigitte Ebbe CMarZRuss Hopcroft TOPPRandy Kochevar MAR-ECOThomas de Lange Wenneck CenSeamMirielle Consalvey ChEssMaria Baker ArcODRuss Hopcroft CAMLVictoria Wadley ICoMMLinda Amaral-Zettler HMAPKira Pravato FMAPKaren Alexander OBISJesse Bluvias SecretariatKristen Yarincik M&VBen Best Team

2. Video and Animation To produce a handful of brief video pieces that will help make the Census accessible and compelling for a broad, non-specialist, international audience Objective

3. Video and Animation They should be brief – 3-5 minutes each They should work on a variety of formats They should be as “modular” as possible As a group, they should reflect the key messages and concepts of the Census Constraints

4. Video and Animation Journey through the nearshore Journey through the deep sea Journey through time Character-based story following individual animals Human stores from the Census (interview-based) Journey through scale Journey along a “discovery corridor” Exploration of the technologies Story Ideas

5. Video and Animation Distribution, Diversity and Abundance of marine life Changes in marine life - Past, Present and Future Rarity is common Our knowledge is constantly growing Marine biodiversity is disappearing An overall sense of beauty and wonder Concepts to Convey

6. Video and Animation Develop treatments for each video Identify prospective vendors; get bids Write proposal; due April 15 Develop final scripts Develop storyboards/animatics Produce final pieces by October, 2010 Next Steps