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\title{American Chemical Society AMA: I am Elaine Seward, a Producer with ACS
Reactions with a background is in digital media and film. Ask me
anything about communicating chemistry using animations and/or social
media!}



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  \date{April 23, 2026}


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Hey Reddit--I'm Elaine. I'm a producer for the American Chemical
Society's Reactions YouTube series, where we discuss everyday chemistry.
We've covered topics ranging from ``Is It OK To Pee In The Ocean'' to
``How Protein Helps To Build Muscle'', with a little cookie science in
between. As a member of the Reactions team, I write, animate, narrate,
edit, and come up with ideas for our videos. I also manage our Twitter
and Facebook pages, which you should go and follow right now.
Seriously--you know you want to. I feel compelled to note that I have
zero scientific background--my background is entirely in digital media
and film. This has definitely created some interesting challenges along
the way, but I do consider myself to be a science communicator. One of
my favorite parts in the process is taking a scientific concept,
breaking it down, and re-structuring it so even middle schoolers can
understand how chemistry affects their lives. So ask me anything about
animating science -- including the production process, how it works, my
lack of a science background, and how we develop our topics. You can
even ask about our social media efforts or what it's like living in
Brooklyn while our team is based in DC (hint: I might be addicted to
slack). I will be back at 12 pm ET (9 am PT) to answer your questions,
so ask me anything about animating science--including the production
process, how it works, my lack of a science background, how we come up
with topics and you can even ask about our social media. Taking a quick
break--will be back around 1:30!%
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