Animation and 3D: Motion that explains and sells.
3D characters and worlds, 2D animation and motion graphics for commercials, short formats and social media.
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3D characters and worlds
You bringThe brand character and where the mascot will live.
You getA 3D character or world ready for spots and campaigns.
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2D animation
You bringThe message and the audience.
You getAn animated story or explainer with a clear rhythm.
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Motion graphics
You bringThe copy and the visual identity.
You getTypography and graphics in motion for spots and platforms.
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Product visualisation
You bringThe product or its 3D data.
You getPackshots and renders a camera cannot capture.
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Animation in live action
You bringThe footage or the script.
You getAnimated elements built into the shot.
Do you create brand characters?
Yes. Money Bunny, Elitbet’s 3D character, was made with art direction by our founder, Nikolay Nankov, and 3D animation by Martin Naydenski. We also created the animated character for Technomarket’s “Plus services” and the SlyBet Wolf. A character is designed to live across many campaigns, not just one spot.
Should we choose 2D or 3D animation?
It depends on the goal. 3D is strong for characters, products and worlds; 2D and motion graphics are faster and suit explainers and social formats. We propose a direction after the brief.
Do you make short formats such as 6-second bumpers?
Yes. We made an animated six-second YouTube bumper for Danone, and every animation comes in versions of different lengths for different channels.
Can you visualise a product that has not been shot yet?
Yes. From 3D data or photos we create product renders and packshots, including shots a camera cannot capture.
Let’s make animation and 3D together.
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