# RSA — Brené Brown on Empathy

A 2D character animation set to Brené Brown's voice that explains the difference between empathy and sympathy through a bear who tries to help a fox stuck in a hole, fails twice, then climbs down to join her.

- Code: EX-0025
- Kind: Explainer
- Format: 2D character animation
- Brand: RSA
- Made by: Katy Davis (AKA Gobblynne), animation; Al Francis-Sears and Abi Stephenson, production and editing
- Length: 173.1s · 26 beats · 9 beats/min · 13 hard cuts
- Industry: Education, Non-profit
- Style: Characters, Flat 2D, Kinetic type, Grain and texture, Voiceover, Slow and deliberate, Emotional, Handwritten type
- Original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Evwgu369Jw
- Full breakdown: https://cutmap.co/v/rsa-brene-brown-on-empathy

## The breakdown

The full breakdown has eleven sheets: Snapshot, Opening, Structure, Timeline, Rhythm, Look, Movement, Sound & words, Why it works, Production, Build brief. It is available to Cutmap Pro members at https://cutmap.co/v/rsa-brene-brown-on-empathy.
