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Heal the World animation, One thing I've noticed about these…

- - - - Works well with 2D digital animation
        
        Inspired by Eve music videos and Chainsaw Man ED 4
        https://youtu.be/exOi_zsOHwM
        
        https://youtu.be/BZk8UZ7a7uY
        
        Nice Simple example
        https://youtu.be/_aVHf_jmWk8
      - Rotoscoping?
        https://youtu.be/xIKW3NKYBWw
  - - - Whiteboard Erasure works well with this
        
        Inspired by ASAP Science and other YouTube videos
        https://youtu.be/GOK1tKFFIQI
      - 2D digital animation also works well with this, for example, psych2go on YouTube
        https://youtu.be/M6RrhpMNjyg
  - - - Characters
      - Environment
      - Scenario
        
        Scenario Idea 1
        Have a very relatable normal looking character, that allows the audience to connect with the character quickly , so that in the last half, you show what the character was feeling in the normal looking scenarios. As the audience should have connected with this character already, showing them the grim reality of what that character is actually feeling may help them to empathise or at least think about what that character is feeling as if it was the watcher.
      - https://youtu.be/RUaOpH31IRU
        Vewn Animations are pretty Cool
  - - - Good references are Domics, Jaiden Animations Emirichu and Daidus.
        https://youtu.be/sbtQp7C1MDs
        Jaiden animation
      - https://youtu.be/f3DvENgE8-A
        Daidus animation
    - - https://youtu.be/w_2STJAJhJM
        Mental health video by the BBC, good reference
- - - - This is a nice simple idea that still promotes a starting point to help people not just recognise mental health but to understand it better.
        
        Although not everyone has people they can talk to, as some may not understand it and try to challenge their way of thinking rather than understand and accept that they feel that way. It’s ok for people to give advice but only when they can fully empathise with the other person.