YataLogic’s analysis
The key point of this case
Uses characters’ movements to compare unsafe actions, their consequences and safer alternatives.
From official information
Officially documented uses
- Napo films address occupational health and safety through visual language that does not rely on dialogue.
- Official teaching resources and pathways for classroom use are provided.
- The Napo Film Consortium dissolved at the end of 2025, but existing works remain available.
YataLogic’s view of the challenge
Which challenge does this relate to?
When safety rules are lists of text and technical terms, people may struggle to picture how accidents happen and the consequences of their own actions. Text alone is also difficult to share in multilingual environments.
Roles identified by YataLogic
The character’s job
- Demonstrate unsafe behavior on the viewer’s behalf
- Make accident consequences visible through nonverbal bodily actions
- Show how safer actions differ and prompt discussion
Application ideas from YataLogic
How could another business apply this?
Use short, nonverbal scenes to show accidents and near misses that cannot be tried in the real workplace.
Where is it used?
Official website videos and teaching materials
What could you measure?
These are example measures for your own application, not reported performance figures from the featured company.
- Can identify hazards in the scene
- Can explain the consequences of an action
Sources
- View the official page (opens in a new tab)www.napofilm.net
Source checked: 2026-09-02
Status documented in the source: Current example