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NORTHFORGE BREAK THE CAGE


Leeds-based studio Northforge wrote, animated and delivered campaign film Break the Cage for charity International Animal Rescue. The film aims to shed light on the issue of caged bears in Armenia. Directors Jim and Matt mixed 3D with line animation.


LIQUID TV MURDER THEY HOPE TITLES


Liquid TV was commissioned by Shiny Button to create titles for


Murder They Hope, Johnny Vegas’s UKTV murder mystery adventure, creating a hand illustrated 3D


motion sequence finished in a 2D aesthetic. The script and creative direction was by Asra Ali-Khan.


JOYRIDER TIME TRAVEL PROMO


Joyrider’s Reuben Sutherland created this promo for Partefact’s single Time Travel, inspired by the title sequence from Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, whilst giving the visuals the more two dimensional platform game styling of Street Fighter and Mario Brothers.


SECOND HOME STUDIOS ROWSE CHOCOBEE ADS


Second Home Studios’ Chris Randall


directed a mini-series of hand-drawn animations for Rowse Honey’s latest


ART & GRAFT MCCAIN AND FAMILY FUND


Working alongside Sky and narrated by David Walliams, Art&Graft created three films for McCain and Family Fund, showing three families within the UK and how Family Fund has provided life-changing help for disabled children.


18 televisual.com Summer 2021


product ChocoBee, made from honey and cocoa. The two new characters were illustrated by Gemma Butler in an ‘English country garden’ aesthetic.


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