Educate and engage
Quanta – 2d infographics
Some people have long-held aversions to matters crossing into the scientific or mathematical. Our animated infographics are designed to help people learn critical information by making them clear, simple and memorable.
Elevate Children
Sometimes we utilise storytelling techniques with character-based animation to bring out the emotive aspects of a topic. Showing people why they should care about an issue can be an effective way to create engagement and impact as well as pushing a moral imperative.
Revealing Reality – Through the looking glass
Animation can help to visualise ethereal concepts or ideas in a way that other types of outputs struggle to do. Because illustration can be a looser form of representation it is arguably better at letting viewers imagine and think about issues in a more creative or exploratory way.
Promote
Animation can be a great way of getting people motivated and excited about something new you’ve done or you’re trying to achieve. Versus Arthritis wanted to maximise the exposure of initiatives to a wide range of audiences.
Versus Arthritis – AVA
Versus Arthritis – COVA
Versus Arthritis – Online communities
Versus Arthritis – Global challenge
Explain
Versus Arthritis – Exercise
Animation can be a great way of making ideas feel familiar or accessible.
Lambeth – Kinetic type
Some clients need to explain ideas that are delicate, difficult or simply hard to visualise in a sensitive way. Our team is highly skilled at finding interesting and creative ways to convey complex subject matter that would normally be left untouched.
NHS – Teams explainer
Some animation work we do adds value simply by helping to reach specific audiences who need specific help in a scalable way, reducing the burden on over-resourced teams.
NHS – Digital first
Explaining how something conceptual can work isn’t always enough, we frequently use animation to help teams get internal buy-in to ideas and build energy and excitement across different levels of seniority in large organisations.
NHS – Digital first
Explaining how something conceptual can work isn’t always enough, we frequently use animation to help teams get internal buy-in to ideas and build energy and excitement across different levels of seniority in large organisations.