TED-Ed

Should You Trust Your First Impressions?

Animated lesson on the psychology of First Impressions for TED-Ed.

We are extremely proud to have been able to collaborate with the great people at TED-Ed on this lesson by Peter Mende-Siedlecki.

If you want to know more about the TED-Ed project check out their site here. And find more lesson on their YouTube channel.

Credits

DESIGN & DIRECTION: Hector Herrera

PRODUCTION, CO-DIRECTION: Pazit Cahlon

EDUCATOR: Peter Mende-Siedlecki

PRODUCERS TED-ED: Gerta Xhelo

NARRATION: Addison Anderson

ANIMATION: Hector Herrera

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