Wild Cheddar Hunters
Our latest animated spot for Tyrrells is on your TVs. Pack characters come to life and hunt rare wild cheddar. For Wieden + Kennedy.
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Travel Man’s Travel Book
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.
Make Earth Great Again
We’ve just animated a looping GIF for Brewdog for the launch of their new beer, ‘Make Earth Great Again’. All proceeds go towards highlighting climate change. And it’s 7.5%. Watch it here.
American Institute of Physics Prize
We are proud to announce that we’ve won the prestigious Science Communication Award 2017 from the American Institute of Physics with our series of animations featuring Nobel Prize winners in their own words. Excellent work from the Dog and Rabbit science department.
New Food Network and Travel Channel Idents
Here’s our brand new one minute animation currently being shown on Food Network. Filmed on location in our fridge, it’s a story of love, death and tragedy in the mould of Romeo and Juliet – but with more olives. Also live now is our new one minute ident for the Travel Channel. Filmed in our studio with a team of very very small stop-motion actors.
Our Winter Solstice Animation
On the longest night of the year, Dog and Rabbit wish you seasonal cheer. View animation here.
Zeek TV Ad
Our ad for Zeek is finished and all over your TV screen.
Made with the help of a cat who was full of energy and a mouse that had come down with a touch of the taxidermies. Animted using a range of styles to move the creatures – stop frame, green screened video and the photo cut out styles we’ve been doing for years.
Watch it here.
Scientists’ Guide to the US Election
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.