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Awards & Recognitions
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A Tale of Two Lakes (Dhrahan Lakes)
‘Gold Tower’ Best Branded Documentary - New York Film & TV Awards 2026
BBC Storyworks - Mercator Ocean State Report
‘Gold’ - Best Animation - DataComms Awards 2025
BAE - Delivering The Mission
‘Gold’ - ‘Best Portfolio Approach’ - Lens Awards 2024
‘Gold’ - ‘Best Data Visualisation - Lens Awards 2024
‘Gold’ - Best Employer Brand Video - Lens Awards 2024
‘Bronze’ - Best Creative Execution - Lens Awards 2024
McDonalds - Youth Employment
‘Gold’ - ‘Event Film’ New York Film & TV Festival Award 2019
‘Bronze’ - ‘Special Effects’ New York Film & TV Festival Award 2019
‘Gold Dolphin’ - ‘Event Film’ Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards 2018
La Merde - Short Film
Best Comedy - Isle Of Man Film Festival 2018
Award Commendation - Canada Shorts 2018
All This Love - Music Video
Best Music Video - Sparks Animation Festival 2018
Save Stan - Beauty Kitchen
Platinum AVA Award Winner
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Game Show - Music Video
‘Best Animated Music Video’ London Music Video Awards 2025
Triumph - Speed Twin
‘Best Creative Film’ nomination - International Motor Awards 2019
La Merde
Best of British (Nomination) - Satisfied Eye Film Festival 2018
Best International Director (Nomination) - Hamilton Film Festival 2018
All This Love - Music Video
Best Music Video (Nomination) - Chelmsford Animation Festival 2019
Watson & Oliver Title Design
‘Best Titles’ (Nomination) Sequence’ AEAF Awards
Showgirl - Music Video
‘Best Music Video’ (Nomination) Asian Music Awards
IVCA Award Nomination - Best Craftsperson - Ben Adam-Harris
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Featured in: (At least what I can find!)
Computer Arts Magazine
Maxon Product Show-reel
Studio Playlist.
One thing that is always on in the studio is music. From playing vinyl to a playlist. Feel free to listen along.
WHAT IS MIXED MEDIA ANIMATION?
Mixed‑Media ( /miksd MEE·dee·uh/ in animation, n.) - A delicious visual smoothie of creativity where live‑action film, hand-drawn illustrations, photography, AI-generated imagery, graphic design, and traditional animation all get tossed into the same blender. The result? A feast for the eyeballs that makes your average commercial, explainer video, or TV promo far more engaging than plain old static visuals. By combining multiple media, mixed-media animation not only grabs attention but also allows storytellers to communicate complex ideas in playful, memorable ways. It’s the go-to secret weapon for marketers, advertisers, and studios wanting to stand out in a world where audiences scroll, skip, and swipe at the speed of light. Think of it as the ultimate team-up of cinematic flair and artistic imagination, proving that sometimes, the sum really is cooler than its parts.
WHY USE MIXED MEDIA?
Why Use Mixed-Media ( miksd MEE·dee·uh n.) — Because no single medium can do everything at once. Mixed-media brings together live action, animation, motion design, illustration, photography, and digital tools like AI to create richer, more flexible visual storytelling. Across brand films, commercials, title design for TV and film, in-show graphics, music videos, and animation, it offers creative solutions where footage alone falls short. Mixed-media fills gaps, explains complex ideas, elevates emotion, and gives stories a distinct visual voice, blending cinematic realism with imaginative freedom to create work that’s clearer, more engaging, and impossible to ignore.