Kindness Animation?

We have been given a new opportunity to join a t-shirt contest by The Kindness Ninja.

So, we've shifted gears from the library since they've stopped accepting submissions for events to this contest.

Starting today we began our animation for sales of our shirts and we created a script to go along with it.

Here's our script:

Angie: Hello Kindness Ninja! Our Design teacher, Phil Lohmeyer, told us about your mission to spread kindness, and we idea could help to spread kindness internationally!  He told us about "The Kindness Ninja's" t-shirt design contest, We said "YEAH!" (Phil tells Angie & Jackie about Kindness Ninja)
Jackie: We want to make shirts to help out a Science conference in China.  The first time we heard about it, my sister, Angie, and I were in the car, and my aunt Laurie mentioned how her company is NOT funding a "Women in Science" conference, for the first time in 4 years. (Angie, Jackie, Laurie in car, exclamation point)
Angie: In Science conferences all over the world, women are NOT given the same opportunities to talk and ask questions and are under-represented as speakers.  This conference is ONLY for women, and makes sure that they get important updates on the science community, as well as new research and job opportunities.
(Science conference)
Jackie: We want to sell t-shirts to raise money for the "Women in Science" conference to happen.   If someone wears the t-shirt, it promotes “Women in Science” even more, because it says STEMinist- a combination of STEM (Science technology engineering math) and feminist.
(T-shirt sale)
Angie: We know the Kindness Ninja t-shirt contest is about spreading kindness to everyone.  Our idea isn't just for one tiny place, it's connecting the US to other places like China.  By buying t-shirts and spreading the idea, other people can help with the funding too.
(Map of the continents)
Jackie: Without this fundraising effort, this important conference for "Women in Science" wouldn't be able to allow young women to see successful speaking about science!  Our Aunt created it to help other women, and we want to support both our Aunt and the people who attend the conference.  Thanks Kindness Ninja! (All characters on screen)

Special thanks to our Aunt Laurie for being onsite to help with our script and animations.