the STUDIO NYC

12/16/2025

The Final Entry Deadline for the Webby Awards is Friday, Dec 19. As a Webby Judge, I'm excited to be a part of honoring the best of the Internet, and can't wait to see this year's entries! Get your work in today at webbyawards.com.

10/28/2025

📣 Premiering in Savannah this Friday! Check it out of you're in town!

10/01/2025

Entries are now open for the 30th Annual Webby Awards! I'm excited to join the Webby Awards as Judge again and take part in honoring the best of the Internet. Enter your work before the Early Entry Deadline on Oct 24 at webbyawards.com!

Photo Credit: Adewole for DRKR PXLS

09/30/2025

Super excited to be part of the upcoming relaunch of Reading Rainbow.

the STUDIO had the honor of animating the graphics package featured throughout the show, including the opening theme song.

The original series was beloved because it paired storytelling with profound respect for children’s intelligence. This new version continues in that spirit, making reading feel joyful and relevant.

New episodes will officially begin airing on the Kidzuko YouTube channel starting Saturday, October 4th.

05/08/2025

A'ja Wilson just made history as the first female athlete to receive her own Nike signature sneaker. The A'One isn’t just a shoe—it’s the latest chapter in a story that began in Wilson’s youth. We were honored to animate the story of her childhood for The Players' Tribune, where she spoke about identity, racism, and the roots of her strength.

This is "A'ja Wilson: The Indigo Child" by the STUDIO NYC on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

04/28/2025

We’re proud to partner with Irth and Area23 on creating this powerful short film that shines a light on the health disparities that continue to impact Black and brown moms and birthing people.

What if your birth story could protect the next mama? What if reviews from our community could help save lives? That’s what Irth is all about.

Look for the full film coming soon.

Welcome to MotherhoodIrth (as in Birth, but we dropped the "B" for Bias) is the first-of-its-kind review platform created by and for Black and brown women a...

04/04/2025

Huge thanks to the public health workers, participants, and crew who brought their talent, insights, and laughs to this BPHC video series. We’re proud to have developed “Let’s Talk HIV Boston”, an outdoor and digital campaign for the Boston Public Health Commission dedicated to and promoting through open conversations and accessible resources.

04/02/2025

It's an outdated myth that a person living with HIV will always pass it to their HIV-negative partner. With the right care and treatment, mixed HIV-status couples can have healthy, thriving relationships.

Many thanks to the couples.

Two mixed HIV-status couples—where one partner is living with HIVand the other is not—share candid stories and how they navigatetheir care. With today’s trea...

04/01/2025

This series we produced for BPHC highlights the real stories of 16 Bostonians — talking about prevention, treatment, and the power of education. Because when we support each other, we change lives.

Many thanks to our collaborators.

Bostonians get real about HIV prevention. Breaking stigmas anddebunking myths, a diverse group dives into HIV testing, preventionmeds, and open conversations...

03/29/2025

The fight against HIV has come so far, but progress is not guaranteed. With uncertainty around funding and resources, we must stay committed to ensuring that every person has access to the care, education, and support they deserve. We’re proud to work with the Boston Public Health Commission on promoting the compassionate, expert the city has available.

Many thanks to our campaign collaborators.

Boston care specialists discuss the expansive care services availableto residents and how stigma is the biggest hurdle in getting theword out. The Boston Pub...

03/26/2025

Continuing off our Safe is Sexy Boston campaign, the STUDIO developed Let’s Talk HIV: Boston, a campaign for the Boston Public Health Commission dedicated to destigmatizing and promoting U=U through open conversations and accessible resources.

We invited 16 Bostonians to share real stories about prevention, treatment, and the power of education—about challenging stigma and reminding us that when we support each other, we change lives.

We wanted to reach people where they are, so we created videos, a website, print assets, and posters and disseminated them not just on social and dating apps but in clinics, in buses, and on the T.

Many thanks to our collaborators.

16 Bostonians of all HIV statuses, along with public health specialists,come together for candid conversations about sexual health.Together, they discuss eve...

03/18/2025

Boston’s Mayor Michelle Wu 吳弭, recognized our campaign for the Boston Public Health Commission, stating: “The ‘Let’s Talk HIV: Boston' campaign is an important step towards ensuring that all Boston residents feel safe and at home in our city.” In a time when vital conversations and initiatives are being silenced, we’re proud to see this campaign making a real impact.

The fight against HIV has come so far, thanks to science, advocacy, and community. Breakthroughs like PrEP, U=U, and expanded treatment access have transformed lives —but progress is not guaranteed.