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Watch our newest video for Nature here. Animated by the very good Jez Pennington and Matt King (Otter and Duck).
We made two stop motion films for Innocent last month. The first one has been performing well on social media with over 900,000 views in its first week. The second one has just gone up and is going down well too.
The aim is to get people knitting little hats for their annual Big Knit campaign for Age UK.
Made using hundreds of pictures of cherries, touched up in Photoshop and made move in After Effects.
We scoured the country to find cherries that look edible in October. Watch it here.
For Aesop. Animation by Andrew (Dog). Lighting and camera by Nich (Mongoose). Sound design by Nigel (Jaguar).
Two minutes in two days!
3D-printed stop-frame animation for the Promax Awards at the BFI. Ridiculous deadline, but turned out nice.
Watch it here.
We are currently making seven animations for Kronenburg. ‘The Tasting Rituals of Alsace’.
The first two are online here.
Drawn by our Squirrel, David and animated by our Mole, Simon.
Our regular short film night in association with Chris Shepherd was a great success last night, and full to the rafters. High rafters, too.
Here are the idents by Duck & Otter.
All four animations of former Nobel Prize winners for Nature are now finished. And very pleased with them we are.
You can see all of them in our work section, or by clicking the names below. Amazing stuff by Otter & Squirrel, Bird, Monkey and Penguin.
Here’s a film we made for Mars called Unlocking the Potential of Orphan Crops.
It was animated by Matt (Duck) with 3D tree work by Fu and Jez (Monkey and Otter.)
Here is the second of four animations currently being shown on the Food Network. Filmed on location in Scripps’ Food Network kitchen in SW1, it’s a gritty crime drama in the mould of True Detective, but with more cakes.
Camera by Fu (Monkey) Lighting by Nich (Mongoose) Sound by Nigel (Jaguar) Animation by Andrew (Dog).