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.

We were asked by New McPherson to develop a series of animations for HTC that celebrated different themes that consumers are passionate about such as sport, fashion and travel.

Our client brief called for a naive, stop-motion aesthetic but as our turnaround was super fast (approximately 1 animation per day), we decided to create all assets in 3D land - This meant we wouldn't need to worry about rushing through a film shoot and we could make animation decisions after the fact. After b...

Australian dairy provider Devondale have recently gone through a re-design of their classic cow logo. To help with this, we created an animation to help promote a competition they ran. Name the cow in the new Devondale logo, and win 258 litres of money. That's $10,000!

The RSPCA relies almost entirely on public donations - this video explains why we're begging you to lend a hand! Our first time working with the team at Cummins Ross was a smooth process, putting together this animated explainer video for the RSPCA's 'The Big Beg' campaign. We worked once again with talented artist Kate Moon who perfectly executed a relatable, classic style suited to the RSPCA.

Super Lucy is a 30 second TVC for Metlink that follows the heroic imagination of a bus passenger as she envisions herself saving a city in peril from the clutches of an evil, destructive robotic creature. We used a mixture of 3D animation, projection mapping and Cell animation to bring the characters and the city to life.