After a few days settling into my new job as Multimedia Producer for the Marketing Department at Confused.com I thought I’d give a video infographic a whirl to accompany a newsletter article on new plates.

I’ve produced video infographics before as part of a tender for a PR company and as part of the short documentary I made for CCCS, the UK debt charity.

It takes a while to storyboard and create the artwork but it’s definitely worth the hard work when you take it into After Effects.

As video infographics are a new thing for Confused.com readers, I wanted to keep it very short and tight.

Here it is. Let me know your thoughts.

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Magnificent Misfits: Ruth Negga and Robert Sheehan
Ruth Negga and Robert Sheehan talk about the Irish play The Playboy of the Western World that they are starring in at The Old Vic.
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To be or not to be: 9/11 – 10 years on
As we remember those who perished, resident philosopher Robert Rowland Smith asks if in using the shorthand 9/11 we are denying the horror of what occurred?
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Following a previous video I produced, The Splott Division guys and I thought it would be fun to shoot a guide to the area with one of the characters.

So me and The Hearing Aid aka Tim Howard headed to sunny Splott and filmed this. Enjoy!

Watch all three episodes of the web series here.

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To be or not to be: Church or state?
Resident philosopher Robert Rowland Smith looks at the church and the state following the Archbishop of Canterbury’s criticism of the coalition government.
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To be or not to be: Who watches the watchmen?
Resident philosopher Robert Rowland Smith asks who will watch the watchmen following the recent Panorama program that exposed the abuse in a care home.
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How to make a Big Mac with Matt Rudd
Matt Rudd channels a mix of Gordon Ramsay and Jamie Oliver in this fast food masterclass to create the legendary McDonald’s sandwich.
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Credits: Shot by

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Wilton’s: The last great music hall of its kind
Frances Mayhew, director of Wilton’s Music Hall, tells Hugh Pearman about the campaign behind saving the East London venue.
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Credits: Shot, edited and produced.

All the world’s a stage: Site-specific theatre in Hull
Playwright James Phillips talks about Mapping the City, a site-specific theatre experience currently showing in Hull.
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Credits: Interviewed, edited and produced.

Uncovering the truth behind Mao’s Great Famine
Author Frank Dikötter talks to Andrew Holgate about the heartbreaking facts he uncovered during the research of his latest book Mao’s Great Famine.
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