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As the very first female presidential nominee of a major party, Democrat Hillary Clinton is already in a historic position. Come November, she could achieve another milestone: becoming the first Madam President in United States history. Yet behind the groundbreaking nature of Clinton’s candidacy lies an absence of women in elected office; in terms of female representation at the national level, the U.S. lags behind much of the rest of the world. Created in collaboration between FiveThirtyEight and Rutgers University’s Center for American Women and Politics (CAWP), the video here is an exploration of this disparity and the real difference that gender, regardless of party, can make. Of course, what you see would not have been possible without the talents of FiveThirtyEight’s Art Director, Kate LaRue, the art and animation skills of Tom McCarten, music + sound design from Redhorse Studio, and data viz guidance from Ella Koeze. Additional thanks goes out to Debbie Walsh at CAWP and Barbara Burrell, both of whom were extremely generous with their time and research. —— CREDITS: Writer, Producer and Narrator CHRISTINE LASKOWSKI Designer and Animator TOM McCARTEN Music and Sound Designer REDHORSE STUDIO Art Director KATE LARUE Data Journalists ELLA KOEZE KSHITIJ ARANKE Production Assistants LUCINA MELESIO JORGE ESTRADA Director of Video Development ADAM NEUHAUS Director of Video Production RYAN NANTELL Senior Politics Editor MICAH COHEN Special thanks to: DEBBIE WALSH and BARBARA BURRELL — SOURCES: Center for American Women and Politics, Eagleton Institute of Politics Rutgers University U.S. Census Bureau, 1991-2016 Inter-Parliamentary Union Pew Research Center Gallup — FiveThirtyEight in collaboration with the Center for American Women and Politics FiveThirtyEight fivethirtyeight.com

Nautilus explores the beautiful life of astrophysicist, France A. Cordova. Directed By – Colin Hesterly Production – Not To Scale Executive Producer – Eve Strickman Producer – Angela Foster Art Direction – Colin Hesterly Animation – Andy Kennedy, Joshua Jouppi, Aaron Kemnitzer, Hyo Bin Kang, Colin Hesterly Compositing – Colin Hesterly Client – Nautilus Art Director – Len Small Music Supervisor – Ben Davis Audio Post-Production – Peter DuCharme

In 2003, Japan was plunged into economic darkness, and its people needed a ray of hope. They found one in Haru Urara, a racehorse with a pink Hello Kitty mask and a career-long losing streak. ESPN 30 for 30 short. Screenings at Sundance Film Festival, SXSW, Aspen Shortsfest, Hot Docs, and more. WINNER – Best Short Documentary, Hot Docs 2016 Directed by: Mickey Duzyj Produced by: Mona Panchal Yuka Uchida (Japan) Edited by: Casimir Nozkowski Composed by: Terry Dame Executive Producers: Erik Rydholm Connor Schell Libby Geist John Dahl Director of Photography: Nobutaka Shirahama Original Art by: Mickey Duzyj Art Assistant: Kyle Stecker Animation by: Naoko Hara Sound design by: Greg Smith Featuring: Koji Hashiguchi Masashi Yoshida Dai Muneishi Ken Ishii

When Nikes Air Max 1 Ultra Flyknit is hitting the stores “launch” will have a whole new meaning. High up in the sky we don’t loose grip or traction and celebrate the latest killer shoe of Nike in all it’s lightweight glory. Spawning from the visual style of the central animation a whole lot of things were created to form a complete retail package. From the shops window front over engage zones, footwear walls and pedestals all the way to turning our 3d assets into real actual objects to put up in stores – do not worry, the whole range is covered. Here’s the project on our webpage: http://www.aixsponza.com/projects/nike-airmax1 And the process reel: https://vimeo.com/176474039 — Client: Nike Sportswear | Global Brand Design Producer: Kate Terrill, Jess Puttermann Brand Design Director: Nico Sala, Kevin Coatman for Aixsponza Producer: Julian Fischer Creative Director: Manuel Casasola Merkle, Christian Tyroller Art Director: Moritz Schwind Artists: Leo Akinbiyi, Joey Camacho, Jens Kindler, Matthias Lein, Fabian Rosenkranz, Moritz Schwind, Jan Sladecko, Benno Verschüren, Ben Watts, Matthias Zabiegly, Santi Zoraidez, Ondrej Zunka Product Sculpting: Lars Korb Chief Knitting Advisor: Roxana Schwind Music: Michael Fakesch, Designingsounds

1955 ident for the American Broadcasting Company. Features a voice-over promoting “Wednesday Night Fights”.