THE SOCIAL MODEL OF DISABILITY
THE SOCIAL MODEL OF DISABILITY
THE SOCIAL MODEL OF DISABILITY
An animation bringing awareness about the way autism is viewed or treated in the current social model. Click the image below to view the full animation on Vimeo!
An animation bringing awareness about the way autism is viewed or treated in the current social model. Click the image below to view the full animation on Vimeo!
An animation bringing awareness about the way autism is viewed or treated in the current social model. Click the image below to view the full animation on Vimeo!
Client
Client
ASPECT-Autism Spectrum Australia
ASPECT-Autism Spectrum Australia
Year
Year
2026
2026
Deliverable
Deliverable
MOTION DESIGN
MOTION DESIGN

An animation made for my final year Motion Design Capstone project. ASPECT Autism Sepctrum Australia commissioned us to help make an animation that would deliver their message to the public and bring awareness about how disability is viewed in the current social model. I worked in a small team, and was responsible for building and designing every single asset used for this project. I also had a hand in setting up character rigs, animating gradients and using 3D cameras while animating my parts of the final animation. With close to 20 individual character parts, around 15 different environment props, and a total of 22 scenes, my role as asset designer and scene builder shaped the visual direction of this animation. Our feedback was exceedingly positive and our clients at ASPECT were an absolute pleasure to work with. Providing us with the necessary brand materials and script for the video, our main job was to bring their vision to life. According to them, the final outcome genuinely exceeded their expectations.
An animation made for my final year Motion Design Capstone project. ASPECT Autism Sepctrum Australia commissioned us to help make an animation that would deliver their message to the public and bring awareness about how disability is viewed in the current social model. I worked in a small team, and was responsible for building and designing every single asset used for this project. I also had a hand in setting up character rigs, animating gradients and using 3D cameras while animating my parts of the final animation. With close to 20 individual character parts, around 15 different environment props, and a total of 22 scenes, my role as asset designer and scene builder shaped the visual direction of this animation. Our feedback was exceedingly positive and our clients at ASPECT were an absolute pleasure to work with. Providing us with the necessary brand materials and script for the video, our main job was to bring their vision to life. According to them, the final outcome genuinely exceeded their expectations.
An animation made for my final year Motion Design Capstone project. ASPECT Autism Sepctrum Australia commissioned us to help make an animation that would deliver their message to the public and bring awareness about how disability is viewed in the current social model. I worked in a small team, and was responsible for building and designing every single asset used for this project. I also had a hand in setting up character rigs, animating gradients and using 3D cameras while animating my parts of the final animation. With close to 20 individual character parts, around 15 different environment props, and a total of 22 scenes, my role as asset designer and scene builder shaped the visual direction of this animation. Our feedback was exceedingly positive and our clients at ASPECT were an absolute pleasure to work with. Providing us with the necessary brand materials and script for the video, our main job was to bring their vision to life. According to them, the final outcome genuinely exceeded their expectations.