BLACK DEATH | A Story of Human Resilience
A new chapter in the award-winning Global Pandemics series, Black Death Interactive, available now for iPad, tells the story of Giana, a young girl, daughter of a baker, living in Venice during the Black Death. Her ordeal concerns whether to abandon her sick father and flee to the country or stay and take care of him—a common dilemma for people during Black Death Europe, who were often forced to abandon relatives to a miserable lonely death. Supported by funding from INVO’s N.XT Ed Tech Seed Funding Competition and the Alumnae of Northwestern University.
BLACK DEATH
Interactive
Black Death Interactive, built using Unity 3D, available now for iPad, (webflow version coming soon), is a fully interactive, animated learning experience for students to better comprehend the global tragedy that swept across Asia and Europe during the 14th century, and which influenced world history for centuries to come.
“Forty Days” tells the story of Giana, a young girl, daughter of a baker, living in Venice during the Black Death. Her ordeal concerns whether to abandon her sick father and flee to the country or stay and take care of him—a common dilemma for people during Black Death Europe, who were often forced to abandon relatives to a miserable lonely death.
Black Death Interactive | Title Sequence
The haunting title sequence for "Black Death Interactive" (available now, globally, for iPad) takes viewers into the plague-ridden streets of 14th-century Venice, setting a macabre tone. Blending cutting-edge AI animation with authentic history, the "Black Death Interactive" title sequence transports audiences into humanity's darkest hour, allowing viewers to experience the horror, learn the history, and walk in the tragic footsteps of the people who were there.