Bank of America hired Taro’s Origami Studio for some fun dollar bill origami time-lapse Instagram videos reminding people about some great tips for using money wisely.

The Taro’s Origami resident expert on origami videos Frank Ling (who has also done some great stop-motion work with Nickelodeon and T.J. Maxx in the past) went into the Bank of America ad offices and folded these models on camera for use in their internet ad campaign.

You will be able to see how each of the different origami models that Frank folded fit into the different parts of the campaign that Bank of America wanted to touch on.  Origami is a wonderful way to visually explain things that you want to convey to your customers, while still engaging your audience with a brief piece of unique media.

Here are the 5 different videos that Taro’s Origami Studio helped create!

Umbrella

Whether it’s a flat tire or a burst pipe, having an emergency fund can help you stay covered for almost anything. #ASW2017 #BetterMoneyHabits

A post shared by Bank of America (@bankofamerica) on Feb 27, 2017 at 5:11am PST

Wallet

If you’re looking to rebuild your credit, start small. Paying off debt little by little is a simple way to bounce back. #ASW2017

A post shared by Bank of America (@bankofamerica) on Mar 3, 2017 at 5:13am PST

W-2

Saving for college, reducing debt…there’s a lot you can do with a tax return. Whatever you choose, make a plan to spend it wisely. #ASW2017

A post shared by Bank of America (@bankofamerica) on Mar 2, 2017 at 6:50am PST

Palm Tree

What does your future hold? The answer is different for everybody, but we could all start saving for it now. #ASW2017

A post shared by Bank of America (@bankofamerica) on Mar 1, 2017 at 6:59am PST

House

Family makes a house a home. Set everyone up for financial success by making healthy money habits a part of your routine. #ASW2017

A post shared by Bank of America (@bankofamerica) on Feb 28, 2017 at 6:03am PST