Another early C2C stop-motion animation, created in 2016, emerged from our Audiovisual Residency volunteer program in collaboration with the talented team from VCD – Videos Creados con Dibujos. They worked alongside students at I.E. Lobitos, the local school in a small fishing town in Northern Peru, where livelihoods are increasingly threatened by offshore oil drilling and unsustainable fishing practices. Together, they co-created a dynamic animation that highlights traditional fishing gear and methods with a fisherman from Lobitos.

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This place-responsive project fostered attachment to place, encouraged intergenerational learning, and invited youth to pay attention to their village's details.