This is a side project I worked on for nearly 2 years on my spare time. Fuelled by love and a lot of favours, this animation was shared over 50 million times on Social media and has been translated into around 30 languages thanks to voluntary contributions from people all around the world.

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You can learn more about the project on its website – I also wrote a ‘making of’ blog about the process behind it, which you can find right here. Thank you for watching!

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  • Hi. My son aged 11 has autism. He has recently written a presentation about it and he really likes your film. We would love to please have your permission to play your animation to his school, teachers and parents as a part of his delivery if this is possible. We think it would be well suited to his target audience.
    Kind Regards.
    Tony Ballesteros.

  • This is such an amazing short film and the fact that you have created this on your own time just lends it even that much more heart. It is empathy and understanding presented in a way that everyone can understand. This world is truly blessed to have you. I am sure your video will help make the world a better place for many, many people.

  • Loved this film – so simple and easy to understand for children and adults alike. I’ve been a teacher for 35 years and have had a lot of autism training- this film sums autism up beautifully- I especially loved the PlayStation/Xbox analogy.
    Thanks so much!

  • Thanks a billion for sharing this brilliant video-animation with all the world.

    “HER-autism” is a free movement of citizens in HERaklion city (Crete, Greece), consisting of volunteer-members (a) on the spectrum, b) parents/relatives/guardians/caregivers of autistic people, and c) generally supporters of the rights of autistic people.

    With our best regards!

    HER-autism team

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