Our latest project is an Incredible Noisebox. A quick-fire, comedy cartoon that takes a critical look at the crazy and ever changing world of AI. Hosted by Layla McGraph, the queen of the bot scene. Updated across the usual social media outlets on a weekly basis. Watch the eight minute intro episode on our brand new Incredible Noisebox YouTube channel.
We are trying to keep people alive in The Quarry – by directing and animating a series of in-game tutorials for Supermassive Games’ brand new fully interactive horror movie experience. A joy to work on. Watch them here. Out now on XBox, PS5, PS4 and PC.
Here are three short animations we’ve just done for Maoam through Isobel of dancing supernatural folk. If you like sweets and rhythmic dead people, these really are for you. And a very Happy Halloween from Dog & Rabbit.
He’s called Travel Man, he’s got a Travel Book and he’s found himself on the Travel Channel. The latest in our series of Little Journeys animations is now playing on televisions all around the world. A mix of stop motion, motion graphics, drawn animation and jiggery pokery. Watch him here.
The United States has narrowed it down to Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton as the two best people to run the country. This animation we’ve made for Nature Video looks at how the presidential candidates feel about science and what impact the other positions up for grabs in the government could have.
A mix of motion graphics and and animated illustration.
Following our successful set of animations from 2015 – four more Nobel Prize winners tell us about their work. Recorded at Lindau 2016, and brought to life by our luminous confederacy of animators and illustrators for Nature Video.
Let Serge Haroche, Daniel Shechtman, Art McDonald and Bill Phillips tell you how the science gets done.
The four painstakingly miniature stop-motion films we made for the Travel Channel are now on air.
Each film covers a different area of the channel’s programming.
A man quits his job for adventure.  A DIY hungry van. A vintage racing Capri. And an eager holiday maker.
Our pro Remain Brexit poster is in The Guardian today, amongst others by Antony Gormley, Axel Scheffler Rankin and Jon Burgerman. We are voting ‘In’, as the poster would suggest. Made by Fu, with the caricatures of David.
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).
