Motion graphics that earns its place in the edit
Motion graphics works best when it solves a problem live action cannot. Showing how a product works internally, visualising data that would take a paragraph to explain, adding branded elements that make a corporate video feel finished rather than functional.
We produce motion graphics as part of live-action video projects and as standalone animated content. Everything is handled in-house: scripting, design, animation and delivery. There’s no briefing a third party and hoping it comes back matching the rest of the film.
Our work spans title sequences, explainers, idents, lower thirds, data visualisations and full animated brand content. See how we combine animation with live footage on our promotional video service.
When live action is not enough
Some subjects are difficult to film. A product that’s too small for a camera to show properly. A service that happens inside a server rack. A manufacturing process that takes six months and cannot be compressed into a two-minute video. Animation solves these problems.
We produce 2D and 3D animation for product explainers, training content and brand storytelling. The brief shapes the style: some clients want clean, corporate motion graphics; others need photorealistic 3D renders that show their product in more detail than any camera could capture.
We also overlay motion graphics onto live footage, adding tracked text, animated data and branded elements that would be impractical to build on set.
Motion graphics work in isolation or alongside live action footage. For TV commercials, product launches, event screens and internal communications, we produce animation that fits the brief and the budget.
We’ve produced animated content for pharmaceutical explainers, technology product demos, corporate brand identities and social video campaigns. If you can describe what you need to communicate, we can work out the right animation style to do it.
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Motion graphics and animation: your questions answered
What is motion graphics used for?
Motion graphics works best when it solves a problem live action cannot, such as showing how a product works internally, visualising data that would take a paragraph to explain, or adding branded elements that make a corporate video feel finished. It covers title sequences, explainers, idents, lower thirds and data visualisations.
Do you produce 2D and 3D animation?
Yes. We produce 2D and 3D animation for product explainers, training content and brand storytelling. The brief shapes the style, from clean corporate motion graphics to photorealistic 3D renders that show a product in more detail than any camera could capture.
Can you combine animation with live footage?
Yes. We overlay motion graphics onto live footage, adding tracked text, animated data and branded elements that would be impractical to build on set.
Is the work handled in-house?
Yes. Scripting, design, animation and delivery are all handled in-house, so there is no briefing a third party and hoping it comes back matching the rest of the film.
What kinds of projects do you produce animation for?
We have produced animated content for pharmaceutical explainers, technology product demos, corporate brand identities and social video campaigns, as well as TV commercials, product launches and event screens. If you can describe what you need to communicate, we can work out the right animation style to do it.