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Case Studies

Our clients know that, in our hands, their ideas have more clarity, conversations have more purpose, and messages have more power. We have a proud track record of helping great teams do their best work. Take a look.

Sleep science: From lab to life

After 45 years spent researching sleep and sleep disorders, Professor Colin Espie of the University of Oxford knows a thing or two about what makes for a good night's rest. But research has little impact if it stays in academic papers. We worked with Colin to turn his ‘Five Principles of Good Sleep Health’ into an animation – creating a format that could reach far beyond the academic world.

Animating the case for fairer tax

The Fairer Share campaign is proposing a shake-up of the current property tax system, in favour of what they believe to be a fairer approach. They say replacing both council tax and stamp duty with a single “proportional property tax” could benefit 18 million households.

Animating WWF's fight for wildlife protection

From exposing the illegal wildlife trade to safeguarding tigers from extinction, WWF Asia Pacific is on the front lines of wildlife conservation. To amplify their incredible work, we crafted two impactful animations — designed to captivate diverse audiences, raise awareness and inspire action to protect some of our planet’s most vulnerable species.

Explainer animation: MRC Toxicology Unit

At the Medical Research Council (MRC) Toxicology Unit at the University of Cambridge, researchers are carrying out pioneering research to improve health. Leveraging the power of animation, they've extended their impact beyond the lab walls, helping to raise awareness of their work and build public trust.

Animation still for Greenpeace Protect the Antarctic campaign

Protect the antarctic

You might not think of the Antarctic as a colourful place that's bursting with life. But it was this rich and vibrant environment that Greenpeace hoped to visualise when they approached us to create an animation for their Protect The Antarctic campaign.