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Following the viral success of their recent film Wasteminster for Greenpeace (7.5 Million views in the first 2 weeks of release), which flooded Downing Street and UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson with UK's daily export of plastic waste, Studio Birthplace releases the pilot film Humanity’s Impact. Did you know that globally, we produce about 1 million plastic bottles per minute? What does that number even look like? This is what you're about to find out in

When Ian McCue of Mattel approached Kong Studio in 2020 to create another motion comic YouTube series for Thomas & Friends, the team’s boilers were fired. Having worked with Thomas & Friends before, Kong knew they would be in for a fun journey. Being offered the opportunity to develop a series of train-themed nursery rhymes was just the loco-motivation Kong’s troop needed.

OFFSET was created for Offset Dublin '19 - the leading conference for the design and creative industries in Ireland. The film was directed by Andrea Arice and selected by Stash magazine in the Best of Stash 2019: Event Films category.

The partners behind "A Mystery to Me," an original documentary series created to raise awareness of the rare neuromuscular disease myasthenia gravis (MG), are extremely proud to have earned this year's Brand Film Award for their project, in the sixth annual program's Unbranded Healthcare category.

Final Frontier teamed up with Art&Graft to execute the complete rebrand of CCTV Kids, the dedicated children's channel of China's national broadcaster.

It is just Love!

For our new series Being Queer in… we’ve hand-selected some incredible people to tell their stories and give us candid accounts of the queer experience in the creative industries. Being Queer in… is inspiring, raw, and dripping with authenticity. 

I made “Papier de Riz” mostly alone. It was created for a short film contest, Kino Lyon. The topic was “Unique.” At that time, I didn’t know if they were accepting animated...

Directed by IF Creative Director Alan Williams, ‘VS Rules’ features three-time World Junior Champion surfer Mahina Maeda. Merging animation and live-action to create a dreamlike world, the film dives into Maeda's multicultural heritage as the daughter of two Japanese immigrants growing up in Hawaii's North Shore. Torn between expectations for how she should behave, she must choose to follow the rules, or make her own.

We love our coffee. But who made the first cup? Legend has it the world's most consumed beverage has a strange and dark origin.