Explainer Animations For Professor Richard Wiseman

In over 20 years of producing explainer videos, one of our longest collaborations has been with Professor Richard Wiseman!

Richard is a professor of the public understanding of psychology at the University of Hertfordshire in the UK. You may be one of the 1.49 million subscribers to his In59Seconds YouTube channel or listen to his podcast, Richard Wiseman's On Your Mind.

Scroll down to watch the animations we’ve made for Richard’s In59Seconds YouTube channel and other projects we’ve collaborated on.

Take your messages to new heights, just like Richard has, with our explainer videos! And if you've got any questions, we'd love to hear from you!

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 59 Seconds

The YouTube channel with over 134,695,377 views

When Richard’s book, 59 Seconds, was published in 2010, he asked us to animate some of its ideas. Neither of us could have predicted the YouTube sensation that would these animations would become! Since then, Richard’s YouTube channel has become much loved. Below are just two quotes from the thousands left by viewers that highlight how highly regarded Richard is. Watch the videos we made for him here.

You’ve become one of those YouTubers where I drop everything to watch the newest video.
— @KirbyLinkACW, YouTube
Worlds best youtube channel for a reason.. short, direct to topic & highly intelligent content... Now one minute vids are a trend, this man was years ahead of time.
— @thebrainy, YouTUBE

 Other Projects with Richard Wiseman

Working on ideas linked to Richard’s book 59 Seconds may have been how we met, but we have enjoyed working on several other projects together.

Explaining more about attention was at the heart of this collaboration with Richard. We loved using visual thinking and creativity to illustrate his points and surprise a few viewers along the way.

To understand how audiences reacted to whiteboard animation, we worked on a research project with Richard. Naturally, we animated the results.

 

In this video, Richard goes into more detail about his research for us and our founder Andrew Park talks about the RSA Animates.