In 2014 we were lucky enough to be approached by iconic fashion brand Chanel to participate in their Digital Arts Program. Our brief was to produce 3 separate animations that respond to a set of abstract codes originally developed by Gabrielle Chanel.
The 3 x 5 minute animations were screened worldwide in all Chanel stores on various screens, walls and building facades. Whilst visiting Japan in early 2014 we were able to view the 10 storey screen projection on the Chanel building facade in...
Before Animojis were all the rage, we helped bring some bouncy life to these shiny AAMojis for Ogilvy Melbourne. Based on beautiful 3D illustrations from Jacky Winters Forge & Morrow, we created several short animations covering TV, online and social outputs..
Evolution is a tapestry of poetic scenes inspired by the History of the Arts Centre Melbourne site.
Commissioned by Arts Centre Melbourne Digital Arts program 2012, we were asked to pitch and turn around the project in a super tight deadline while also designing the content specifically for the custom built 6 x 1 metre LED screens that were part of the re-launch of Melbournes Hamer Hall.
In this TVC for Officeworks we were given the challenge of bringing to life a EKG heart monitor that transforms out of its flat monitor, leading us into a vibrant world, dynamically forming different narrative devices all the while maintaining the feeling that we're still following a singular EKG monitor blip....
Yep, it was a tricky brief to initially digest and we had a steep learning curve to work out how to tackle each scene but ultimately we ended up creating a fun and vibrant pi...
What’s worse than a little bit of racial stereotyping you may ask? Spending too much money on high priced data roaming while overseas.
A game of uphill European Chimney Beer, riding in a Jetski sidecar through an ocean full of peace lilies and a spot of Grand Canyon Burger Blasting... Just some of the absurdist activities involved in these ADHD paced spots for Flexiroam X.
Our second directorial project via representation from our friends over at Pixel.
A fun creative brief from the good people at Cummins & Partners that set us some initial technical challenges - exactly the sort of task we love to grab by the horns. A whole bunch of picture frames on giant wall that seamlessly morphs in and out of a giant wave.... sure thing!
Good friends can be hard to come by, so if you do find one…. exercise some self control and don’t eat them.
Our good friend Heidi Mckinnon's first children's book “I Just Ate My Friend” is a hilarious story about the search for friendship and belonging. We jumped at the chance to help bring her endearing, awkward, textural characters to life in this short trailer for her book launch.
Our brief for this PSA was to create a series of sharp, stylish scenes based on classic suspense film title sequences. The scenes are populated by characters we all know and love represented in silhouette form — the hero, the femme fatale and Evil Ninjas.
The Australasian Consumer Fraud Taskforce (ACFT) encourages all Australians and New Zealanders to get smarter with your data.
After the original Dumb ways to Die animation (created by the amazingly talented Julian Frost) went bananas on the internet - we were brought on board continue the brand. We brought to life (and death) various spots for Halloween, Christmas and a series mixed with live action to promote the widely successful game.