Why Blue Seat Studios

Blue Seat Studios is an award-winning animation and technology company.  We have an industry-wide reputation for creating content that communicates powerful ideas in a way that keeps viewers engaged, and cultivates buy-in.

College and University Student Catalog

Title IX

• What is Sexual Harassment (2 videos)

• Who is Protected?

• What To Do If You Are Sexually Harassed?

• How to Intervene if You See Someone Being Harassed

• Myths about Sexual Harassment

Consent Education

• Tea Consent

• Consent (3 video series)

• Bystander (2 video series)

• Healthy Relationships (3 video series)

• Unhealthy Relationships (3 video series)

• Trauma (3 video series)

• Reporting (3 video series)

• Laws and Policies (2 video series)

• James is Dead

• Protect Yourself

Scenarios

• Student Activities

• Lecture 

• Research Student

• Cafeteria

• The Dorm

• Bystander

• Internship

• Karaoke Night

• Volunteering

• Online Harassment

• Romantic relationships

Cybersecurity

• Password security

• 2FA

• Phishing

• Smishing

• Vishing

• Social Engineering

• Privacy

• Social Media Best Practices*

Bias

• Intro to Bias

• Types of Bias

• Bias scenarios*

• How to confront your biases*

• Bias in hiring (for staff)*

Mental Health

• Anxiety overview

• Anxiety toolbox

• Depression overview*

• Depression toolbox*

• Self care basics*

• Recognize your feelings

• Getting support

• Leaving your comfort zone

• Fail forward

• Neurodiversity*

• Bodies – Form vs. Function*

• How to Be Kind to Yourself*

• Different Kinds of Learners*

Substance abuse support*

• Science: Alcohol and your body*

• Assessing your alcohol use*

• Science: Marijuana and your body*

• Assessing your marijuana use*

• Opioids*

• Methamphetamine*

• Quick guide to other drugs*

• Making choices that match your values*

• Getting support to change your substance use*

6-12th Grade Student Catalog

Mental Health Education

• Anxiety – Your body’s alarm system

• Guess who? Recognizing your feelings

• Worry in the Way

• Depression in the Way

• Take Care of You – the Basics

• Train Your Brain – Anxiety and Depression Toolbox

• Leaving your Comfort Zone

• Fail Forward

• Getting Support

• Neurodiversity

• Bodies – Form vs. Function

• How to Be Kind to Yourself

• Different Kinds of Learners

Physical Health Education 

• Listening to Your Body

• Moving

• Fueling Your Body

• Challenging Your Body

• Bodies Change

• Different Abilities

K-5 Mental Health

The K-5 mental health education unit looks at anxiety, self-care strategies, and finding support. Based on the Worry (Less) Book, published by Little, Brown and Company, an imprint of Hachette. Appropriate for all ages.

Anxiety – Your body’s alarm system

How anxiety helps us recognize risks and is an important part of the human experience.

Guess who? Recognizing your feelings

Paying attention to your feelings

Worry in the Way

How to tell if anxiety is getting in your way

Take Care of You – the Basics

Simple things you can do to keep your body and mind feeling their best

Train Your Brain – Anxiety Toolbox

Strategies to diffuse anxiety and soothe yourself.

Leaving your Comfort Zone

Taking steps out of your comfort zone to reduce anxiety.

Fail Forward

Failure is a part of learning. How to increase your confidence and try your best.

Getting Support

How to get the support you need to feel good.

Workplace Training Catalog

Implicit Bias

• Understanding Bias

• Respect at Work

• Brains and Patterns

• Checking Our Biases

• Open To Listening

Sexual Harassment Prevention

• Tea Consent

• Workplace Harassment

• Creating a Culture of Respect

• Laws and Policies

• Reporting

About Blue Seat Studios

Our mission is to teach big ideas through humor. Why? Because it’s fun!  

While we’re at it, we also want to make videos that make a difference. We believe that even the most serious subjects can be treated with humor and compassion. We use hand-drawn animation to bring stories to viewers in a very down-to-earth and human way. But what distinguishes us most is our focus on clear and engaging scripts.  Making the world a better place doesn’t have to be boring or preachy, and we’re here to prove it.

Our studio is known for producing material around difficult topics that keep viewers interested, and open to change. We harness appropriate humor to stave off defensiveness, because we know that no one likes to be lectured or shamed.  

Our work strikes the perfect balance between inviting viewers to consider new ideas, but not so far where discomfort turns them off. Sparking behavior changes is key, and our animation is here to ignite that shift.