Experimenter of the day award to Robin Wheeler at the SC ATJ Commission for experimenting with online animation to distribute self-help FAQs.
Here is the link to their blog with the experimental animation.
Here is a direct YouTube link. Here to the FAQ from which the script is derived.
Robin used this tool (online version). The online version has a complex pricing structure, that does not look that expensive, and with enough to do some work free. Here is a review. The company also has a free downloadable tool for PCs.
It is an interesting question which groups this kind of animation will work with. In particular, I wonder if the synthetic voice might help LEP folks, by being totally predictable, or add a barrier because it is a little unusual. An interesting research question.
Richard Zorza's Access to Justice Blog 
I had been wondering whether we might use xtranormal animation for our site after hearing a story about it on NPR. After seeing this post, we tried our own experiment: http://www.ctnla.org/videos/do-kids-have-rights-in-school Thanks SC ATJ and Richard for the inspiration.