Challenge

KLASSE has joined a project that guides teachers in dealing with polarization in the classroom. For this purpose, three learning modules have been established, each addressing a specific theme: polarization, authority, and inclusion. The goal of the video is to teach teachers how to handle one of these specific themes.

In consultation with Klasse, it was decided to have experts speak. These experts explain the various topics in the video. During these interviews, we use a green key in our studio. This green screen is used to replace a certain colour (usually green) with a different background. In post-production, this green background is replaced by virtual environments, graphics or other images, making it seem as if the characters or objects are in a completely different location.

By using a green screen and keying, we were also able to provide visual support in images alongside the experts for this particular project.In post-production, stick figures were added through overlay animation.

Stick Figures

Stick Figures, also known as stickman, are very simple drawings of a person or animal, composed of basic straight lines and circles. This drawing style is often used to represent the essence of a figure or action without detailed portrayal.

Stick Figure animations are a widely embraced artistic style on the internet, valued for their simplicity. Stick figures began as simple animated GIFs and evolved into complex, full-length videos.

The end result ensures that weighty subjects are conveyed in a manageable and light-hearted manner, catering to the target audience.

The video is being deployed across various social media platforms, targeting teachers, administration, and students.