The Squamish Nation needed a short time-lapse animation to illustrate the importance of cultural and traditional education for Squamish youth. We met with the leads on the project from Squamish Nation to understand what images and colours would be powerful, and what...
Takla First Nation approached us to design an animation to tell the story of residential schools in northern British Columbia. The intent was to use the video to help community members open themselves to conversations and healing. Takla First Nation provided a...
Kitselas First Nation needed a series of animations to explain the complexities of the treaty process in a clear and concise videos. These videos are a “time-lapse” style, which is the quickest style of animation to produce — perfect for video...
The Gastrointestinal Society needed two videos to engage children (grades 2-6) on the digestive system, specifically how digestion works and what a “healthy poo” looks like. We used a 2D graphics style with fun background details, and stylized characters...
AgriFORCE is changing how we grow nutritious, accessible food around the world. And they needed an eye-catching animation to showcase their spirit of innovation! We designed this animation from scratch: from rough script, to storyboards, to final video. The graphics...
