Dog Judo is back! …or it could be with your help. 21 years ago Rexley and Roy burst onto the scene, viral-sensation-style. But we haven’t made an episode in over a decade. So to make animation and this planet great again – we want to bring back Dog Judo. Not only are our new range […]
Our animation of Oasis covers to promote Radio X Oasis has gone live today. It has had over 600,000 views in its first five hours online on Instagram. Watch it here.
Stash Media have written a bit about our behind the scenes look at the creation of Mr Vincent Van Gogh. We used wood and paint and plastic… and Vincent himself would like to assure you – zero AI trickery. But you can make your own mind up on that. Watch it here.
Our new short (in collaboration with Will Anderson) won Best Animation at the Wrap Film Festival in Shoreditch on Friday night – having already won at Berlin Shorts Awards, Indie Short Fest and Top Shorts Los Angeles. Professor Robert and the Catbot still want more, so watch this space – and watch the trailer here.
Our new animated short film is opening the 2024 London International Animation Festival at the Barbican on November 24th. It stars skint genius, Professor Robert, and an unhinged Catbot called Kevin (created by Will Anderson). Watch the trailer here.
Hot on the heels of hosting a section of the British Animation Awards, Professor Robert is the star of his own animated comedy short. Watch it here. He is open minded to brand new AI techniques and classic human intelligence to help him get his genius out there. It has been created using a mixture […]
We have made a series of short animations for the Internet Advertising Bureau. We created Joy the Bear with the help of AI and animated her using more traditional techniques. Watch Joy urge the public to be more inventive and daring with their online ads in our animated interview. Agency: This Is Now.
You can watch two brand new animations we made for Hermes here. Animal friends in a fantastical world. Agency: Hugo & Marie
We were winners of Science Explained at the recent MJA Awards. The Mystery of the Disappearing Lymphocytes. Our film for Nature. Respect to the brilliant Charlotte Stoddart (words) and our very own Jules Bartl (picture/animation). ‘A delightfully clear and beautifully engaging explanation of a notoriously complex subject’.
Dog and Rabbit host Bar Shorts at the Garden Cinema on Tues 5 Sept. Featuring a selection of classic short animations from the 1990s, Chosen by BAAs director, Helen Brunsdon. Followed by a Q&A with Helen interviewed by Chris Shepherd.