Animated Video Audiobook-Inspired Projects

KayaKata Boasts Animated Videos as Track Accompaniment

The concept of the animated video audiobook is being expanded through a musical project. KayaKata is a hip hop band that is led by Tbilisi-based designer Max Machaidze and writer Zurab Jishkariani. The two use their respective skills — one is rooted in the experience of the user and the production of functionally sound and aesthetically pleasing products, while the other embraces his talents as a storyteller. For KayaKata's latest album, Max Machaidze and Zurab Jishkariani created a series of animated video audiobooks to visually carry listeners through the tracks.

The stylings of the videos are kept uniform. Each one spotlights "a figure with its face obscured." A pattern-heavy design plays around in the background and a variety of imagery enters the frame as the clip progresses — from animal silhouettes to vintage advertising.

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Animated Video Audiobooks
The use of animated video audiobooks as a form of multimedia storytelling.
Digital Album Art
The creation of digital album art through the use of animated video.
Cross-medium Storytelling
The combination of various forms of media to create an immersive storytelling experience.

Sectors Adopting This

Music
The music industry can integrate animated videos as an innovative way to engage with fans.
Publishing
Publishers can utilize animated video audiobooks as a way to reach younger audiences.
Marketing
Brands can incorporate animated videos into their marketing strategies to create more engaging and memorable content.
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