Your objective
Draw attention to the impacts of logging in the boreal forest for toilet paper and other single-use tissue products. The animation will be based on Rachel Carson Council’s supplied report.
An educational animation that connects everyday tissue products to the pressures on North America’s boreal forests—and gives audiences a clear reason to care.
Draw attention to the impacts of logging in the boreal forest for toilet paper and other single-use tissue products. The animation will be based on Rachel Carson Council’s supplied report.
You’re preparing a sponsor proposal and comparing production quotes. The preferred runtime is 3–5 minutes, with additional vertical clips for social media. The start date depends on securing funding.
Choose your animation style below. Both prices include a $300 nonprofit discount. All prices are in USD.
Drawn illustrations and sequential visual explanations can help audiences follow the relationship between forests, logging and everyday products.
Custom scenes, forest environments and motion can connect the educational explanation to a more expressive visual narrative.
Your main animation is delivered in 16:9 landscape. Add square and vertical adaptations for your social channels.
$200 USD total adds both 1:1 square and 9:16 vertical adaptations. Additional cutdown quantities, lengths and captions will be agreed separately.
Discuss social formats ↗Translate the supplied report and approved key messages into an accessible narration script, with Rachel Carson Council reviewing the factual claims.
Show how each scene supports the message before animation begins, including the forest-to-product connection and an agreed call to action.
Create the illustrations and animation in the selected whiteboard or 2D style, with an agreed runtime of 3–5 minutes.
Professional voiceover, music and sound design, aligned with the tone and pacing of the educational film.
Review the script, storyboard and animation together. Revisions are included; the allowance and turnaround will be confirmed in the final scope.
16:9 delivery is included. Add 1:1 square and 9:16 vertical adaptations together for $200. Additional cutdown quantities, lengths and captions will be scoped separately.
Download the draft script and a concise, branded copy of the proposal for your team or sponsor.
The supplied animation script, preserved as provided. For review and editorial approval before production.
Download script DOCX ↓Cloud Animations branding, discounted pricing, production scope, process and contact details.
Download proposal PDF ↓A suggested narrative framework for discussion. This is a creative outline, not a final script or a summary of the report.
Specific statistics, environmental claims, solutions and wording will be validated against the report and approved by Rachel Carson Council.
Introduce a familiar tissue product and invite the viewer to consider where its raw material comes from.
Establish the setting and explain why this forest matters, using RCC-approved evidence and accessible visuals.
Visualize the link between logging, production and single-use tissue without overwhelming the viewer.
Present the report’s approved findings through carefully paced scenes and concise explanations.
Close with an RCC-approved action and destination: learn more, read the report or engage with the campaign.
Agree the audience, animation style, duration, key messages, social-clip scope and preferred call to action.
Develop the initial script from the report. Your team reviews factual accuracy, tone and message before we move forward.
Review the proposed scenes, illustrations and visual treatment so the production direction is clear.
Create the animation, record professional narration, and add music and sound design.
Work through consolidated feedback and refine the film. Check the final visuals, narration and approved claims.
Provide the approved main video and any agreed vertical clips in the specified delivery formats.
Explore these animation examples, including educational storytelling and the original whiteboard and 2D style references. The final boreal film will be developed around your approved message.
Explore more of Cloud Animations’ production work.
View our portfolio ↗One cohesive story designed to explain the issue in accessible language, with the key messages and factual claims approved by your team.
A visual treatment developed for this project, rather than a generic promotional video, with the forest and product connection central to the story.
Script and storyboard review before full animation, followed by a collaborative final review and delivery.
A main educational film suitable for your agreed channels, plus vertical clips where commissioned. Reach and engagement will depend on your distribution plan.
Rachel Carson Council’s supplied report is the intended factual foundation. The production team will validate its detailed findings before finalizing the script.
Open the supplied boreal report ↗Yes. The page shows main-video pricing with a $300 nonprofit discount: $3,200 for whiteboard or $4,700 for 2D animation. 16:9 delivery is included, with both 1:1 and 9:16 adaptations available for $200 total. Revision allowance, payment terms and schedule still need written confirmation.
The main-video prices include 16:9 delivery. Both 1:1 square and 9:16 vertical adaptations are available together for $200 USD. Additional cutdown quantities, lengths and captions will be agreed separately.
The start date depends on sponsor funding and scope confirmation. We’ll agree a schedule together once those are in place.
The accessible report file, priority findings and source citations, RCC brand assets, the intended audience, an approved call to action, and a nominated reviewer for consolidated feedback.
We can walk through the two animation styles, choose a runtime for the sponsor quote, and confirm the social clips and next steps.