“Wages are outpacing inflation, driven largely by wage gains for low-income workers. These pay gains have helped close a gap that’s only grown over the last several decades between blue-collar and white-collar employees. The pandemic has helped lead to this wage gain difference as demand has gone up for low income jobs in places like restaurants, hotels and construction.”

Studio: Wall Street Journal
Role: Motion Graphics

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“A million species are on the brink of extinction. But some researchers are trying a novel approach to saving some of the animals that are about to disappear: cloning.”
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Studio: Vice World News
Art Direction/Illustration: Paige Money
Animation & Composite: Zach Christy

“Drill music is the most popular rap subculture today, but its association with violence and gang culture has drawn the attention of law enforcement. Vice gets an inside look at New York City's Drill rap scene as questions swirl as to whether law enforcement's response to drill violence is an attack on crime or black culture.”
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Studio: Vice News
Art Direction, Design & 2D Animation: Paige Money
Motion Design & Composite: Jay Liquori
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“Homeschooling exploded when the COVID-19 pandemic pushed students online. But even though schools have reopened, many kids aren’t going back. VICE News investigates why families are opting out, and what happens to the institution of public school when people abandon it.”
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Studio: Vice News
Design: Raquel Rei
Object Design: Paige Money
Animation & Composite: Zach Christy
GFX Package Animation: Rio Roye
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“Oklahoma has the highest number of executions per capita of any state in the US. It’s executed 116 people over the last 50 years. We talked to an inmate about what it’s like to be sentenced to death, and to his brother about what it’s like to watch a loved one be executed.”
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Studio: Vice News
2D Embellishments and Animation: Paige Money
Motion Design & Composite: Kris Cave

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“Six months after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, women’s rights are rapidly eroding.”
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Studio: Vice News Tonight
Animation: Grace Shin, Paige Money
Motion Design & Composite: Jay Liquori, Zoë Lotus and Nayon Cho
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This piece won a Peabody award.
This piece won an Emmy Award (News & Docs) in the Crime & Justice Coverage category.

“VICE News travels to Somaliland to investigate the frankincense supply chain, one of the world's oldest traded commodities, used in the growing market for essential oils and finds everything may not be as ethical as one company wants you to believe.”
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Studio: Vice News Tonight
Creative Director: Ana Simões
2D Animation & Design: Paige Money
Animation & Composite: Jay Liquori
Graphic Design: Raquel Rei
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This piece was a medal finalist in the 2023 SPD awards in the category of Visual Identity & Branding.
This piece also won two Emmy Awards (News & Docs) in both the Video Journalism and Business, Consumer or Economic Coverage categories.

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“When the city fell, so did Kabul’s queer underground. In this animated piece, we hear from two gay men who are still in hiding from the Taliban, which has killed gay people before and, some reports say, has already started killing them again.”
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Studio: Vice News Tonight
Design, Illustration, 2D Animation: Paige Money
Motion Design & Composite: Kris Cave
Sound Design: Brian Arnold
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This piece was a medal finalist in the 2023 SPD awards in the category of Animated Content.
This piece was also shortlisted in the 2023 ADC awards in the category of Craft in Motion/Film - Motion Graphics.
This piece was also nominated for an Emmy Award (News & Docs) in the Graphic Design and Art Direction Category.

I worked with the graphics team at CNBC to help them design and animate portions of their youtube videos.
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Studio: CNBC

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“Whale poop is washing up on beaches in New Zealand, and some of it is worth ten thousands of dollars per kilo. Known as ambergris, the substance is highly valued by perfumers. But such are the rewards, New Zealand’s ambergris scene is cloaked in secrecy and veiled threats.”
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Studio: Vice World News
Animation and Illustrations: Paige Money
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Animation starts at 00:37.

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“The U.S. economy is looking good enough for folks to believe an economic boom is coming. But will this one actually give everyone a reason to celebrate?”
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Studio: Vice News Tonight
Creative Director: Ana Simões
2D Animation: Paige Money
Motion Design & Composite: Sean Wehrli

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“As wildfires tore through parts of Oregon, the state's only women's prison was evacuated. We animate the story from one inmate who says they had to riot to get basic essentials.”
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Studio: Vice News Tonight
Creative Director: Ana Simões
Illustration & Animation: Paige Money
Motion Design: Jay Liquori
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Hybrid 2D digital animation and hand painted frames with gouache.
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This piece won Silver in the 2022 SPD awards in the animated content category.

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“The race to develop the first widely distributed coronavirus vaccine might be the most hotly pursued scientific frontier since the space race.”
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Studio: Vice News Tonight
Creative Director: Ana Simões
Photography & Motion Design: Kris Cave
Illustration & Assisting on set: Paige Money

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In this piece, Diamond Reynolds, the woman who filmed Philando Castile’s murder, talks about her mental health following that day as well as her journey parenting their child.
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Studio: Vice News Tonight
Creative Director: Ana Simões
Illustration & 2D Animation: Paige Money
Motion Design: Jay Liquori
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This piece was a medal finalist in the 2021 SPD awards in the category of Black Lives Matter.

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“Alfred Reece says the outbreak began when his teacher got sick.

A 60-year-old former accountant serving an 8-year sentence for convictions related to income tax fraud, Reece volunteers in a GED class for prisoners at FCI Oakdale I, a low-security federal prison in rural Louisiana.

From there, according to Reece and other prisoners who spoke with VICE News, the coronavirus spread quickly among inmates and staff. At least seven inmates have died at FCI Oakdale I, including Patrick Jones, a 49-year-old who Reece tutored in the GED class.”
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Studio: Vice News Tonight
Creative Director: Ana Simões
Illustration: Paige Money
Motion Design & Composite: Jay Liquori