The Signers: Biographical video portraits of founders and framers for America 250

• Original content production Approximately five hours of original educational video content across 91 videos, each distilling a signer's story into a tightly paced, standalone piece.
• Archival inventory Coordinating with a range of leading institutions, including the Library of Congress, National Portrait Gallery, and Smithsonian Museums, to source portraits, documents and artifacts, putting faces to the names and grounding each video in primary source material.
• Adaptation Creating dynamic short-form educational scripts from historian Carol Berkin's biographies. Distilling dense historical research into scripts built for spoken narration, middle and high school students as well as a general audience.
• Complex production management Coordinating an in-house team of education specialists, animators, sound designers and voiceover artists, coordinating contributor schedules, and working closely with the client at every stage with a significantly tight timeline for release for America’s 250th celebration.
• Hosting and distribution Content licensed for non-commercial, online, educational purposes and public display in a museum or museum-curated setting, supporting use across classrooms, exhibits and digital platforms.

The Signers of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution series of videos demonstrate ClickView’s ability to adapt existing written materials into educational video content for cross platforms and multiple audiences. This high-volume series was delivered at speed and to a hard deadline. The series is proof ClickView can execute at scale for its clients.

Designed to spark curiosity and engage audiences in the ideals of the early republic, the result is the world’s first and only exhaustive video series featuring biographies of all those who signed the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.