In this episode of Talk Doc To Me, Leah sits down with motion graphics visionary Kennon Fleisher to explore how thoughtful motion graphics help shape and enhance some of the most compelling documentaries and series streaming today.In this interview you will learn…

• How Kennon first fell in love with motion graphics
• What it’s like designing motion graphics for high-profile documentary and docu-series projects
• How motion graphics deepen emotional impact and narrative clarity in non-fiction storytelling

Kennon Fleisher is a multidisciplinary Creative Director, Motion Designer, and Visual Storyteller whose work spans film and television post-production, main titles, graphics packages, and visual development.His motion design and creative direction have contributed to acclaimed projects including Man in the Arena: Tom Brady, In the Arena: Serena Williams, Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story, and World War II: From the Frontlines, the latter of which earned recognition for outstanding graphic design.Kennon brings a director’s vision, producer’s strategy, and designer’s aesthetic to every project, blending narrative purpose with visual innovation to elevate documentary storytelling. He leads creative ventures through his studios Kinesis.tv and Duskline Pictures, where he develops original films and series while sharing insights on creative practice and media development with peers and aspiring creators. Episode Resources & Links:Learn more about Kennon’s work: https://www.kennonfleisher.com/Find Kennon on Substack: https://kennonfleisher.substack.com/Talk Doc To Me is presented by Sundoc Studios🎧 Listen on Spotify🔗 Connect with Leah & Matthew on LinkedInFollow on Instagram:www.instagram.com/thedocumentarycouple