PROJECT ARCHIVE

Created in Unreal Engine using motion capture technology, this abstract short film explores identity through a surreal narrative of duplication and failure.

To mark the launch of the Tasmania Devils AFL team, we crafted a bold, text-driven animation that synced tightly with the voiceover for maximum impact. The visuals build anticipation with every word, culminating in the powerful reveal of the official team logo.

Built in Unity, this interactive ship simulator recreates Devonport Harbour as it was in the 1920s, complete with hundreds of custom-made assets to bring the historic port to life. Visitors can take the helm with a physical ship’s wheel and explore the experience through a touchscreen interface t...

For Bilkin’s Folly, we brought swashbuckling charm to life through expressive 2D cinematics, layered with subtle 3D touches to add depth and dynamism. Our animations follow the emotional beats of this treasure-hunting tale, blending classic cartoon flair with a modern, handcrafted feel.

We brought a Boobook owl to life with a focus on realism, crafting subtle gestures and movements to capture its natural charm. Every feather was carefully placed and shaded to mirror the real bird’s intricate textures, making the final animation feel both lifelike and expressive.

We brought a Blundstone boot to life by animating it bursting apart into its individual layers, revealing the craftsmanship hidden within. Using photogrammetry technology, we captured every detail from real boots to create an authentic and highly detailed replica.

In this mixed-media piece, we animated 3D objects like fluttering papers, spinning betting chips, cocktail umbrellas, and flying fruit—to seamlessly interact with live-action performances. The result is a playful blend of the real and surreal.

An immersive animation experience inside a shipping container surrounded visitors with vibrant marine insights across wall-to-ceiling screens—designed to educate and raise awareness about our oceans.

A realistic seal, built with over 20 million individually groomed hairs and more than 300 bones in its rig, dives into scenes with natural, dynamic movement. It’s detailed, over-engineered, and wildly entertaining.

Realistic vehicles move through traffic, reacting naturally to motorcyclists to show just how vulnerable they are on the road. Focused on motorcycle safety, the project calls for greater awareness and respect from every driver.

Why deal with flying cars and rogue robots just to park your car? We animated a cartoon character facing parking mayhem to introduce a mobile app that makes paying for meters quick, easy, and stress-free.

Where do we draw the line? We animated a thick, unwavering white line moving through school classrooms and hallways, symbolizing the boundary that should never be crossed when it comes to bullying by teachers and parents.

Who better to show off great furniture deals than someone who’s full of life? In this ad, Ellie—our animated, Pixar-inspired character—brings warmth, energy, and a little bit of fun to every piece on sale.

For this project, we used supplied imagery to craft cinemagraphs that breathe with quiet tension—parallax camera moves and subtle animations working together to evoke a haunting sense of weight and unease.

This explainer for TasNetworks introduces community batteries through a whimsical paper cutout style, giving the visuals a tactile, handcrafted charm. Layered with rich parallax camera moves, the animation adds depth and motion to a story about powering Tasmania’s future together.

In this playful animation, a talking envelope delivers a surprisingly charming lesson on Tasmania’s compulsory voting system. With wit and personality, it guides viewers through the civic duty of casting a ballot—making democracy feel a little more delightful.

Blending 2D and 3D animation techniques with a conscious aesthetic design, this animation project was a great opportunity for us to get involved in a worthwhile endeavour.

Combining the worlds of photorealism with creative character design, we were able to create a 3D goldfish animation that looked real while simultaneously performing human-like gestures.