Lucky Frame

Lucky Frame is a creative studio founded in 2008 by Yann Seznec, focusing on creative music and sound.

It is a dynamic studio based in Edinburgh, known for a quirky, creative, and musical approach to design and development.

It has received critical acclaim for its mobile releases, including the music toy Mujik for iPhone and, more recently, the music composition game Pugs Luv Beats for iPhone and iPad.

Pugs Luv Beats was called “the strangest game on iOS”. It enjoys a five-star average rating in iTunes, and was selected as a finalist in the prestigious Independent Game Festival Awards for “Excellence in Audio”.

In addition to creating games, Lucky Frame also develops performance systems – in 2011 it designed and built the Sty Harp, a musical pigsty for Matthew Herbert’s One Pig Live tour.

It prides itself on its uncompromising originality and commitment to bringing complex musical systems to a wider market through the medium of games and physical interfaces.

Lucky Frame is currently working on a suite of musical composition games for iOS, with support from Channel 4 and Creative Scotland.

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Lucky Frame 36 Dalmeny Street Edinburgh EH6 8RG

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