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Quick answer
What is 3D animation used for?
3D animation is used for product films, advertising, character stories, architecture and cinematic content. We model, texture, rig, light and render in tools such as Blender, Maya and Cinema 4D, then composite and finish the film with sound.
Overview
Product films, character animation and cinematic sequences, modelled, lit and animated in 3D from concept to final render.
What you get
- Storyboard and animatic
- 3D models and scenes
- Final rendered video
- Social cut-downs
- Optional project files
Depth, realism and motion that stop the scroll.
Our approach
How we deliver 3D Animation.
Modelling & texturing
Detailed 3D assets with realistic or stylised materials.
Rigging & animation
Believable movement for characters, products and cameras.
Lighting & rendering
Cinematic lighting and high-quality final renders.
Compositing & finishing
Colour, effects and sound that polish the final film.
How we work
From first idea to launch day, in four clear steps.
- 01
Think
Research, positioning and a sharp brief. We learn your market before we draw a line.
- 02
Create
Concepts, systems, prototypes. You see real work early and often, never a black box.
- 03
Build
Design hands off to engineering without losing a pixel: sites, apps, campaigns.
- 04
Own
You launch with full files, guidelines and a team that stays to help you grow.
Common questions.
What software do you use?
Industry tools such as Blender, Maya, Cinema 4D and After Effects, chosen to suit your project.
How long does 3D animation take?
Simple product films take 3 to 6 weeks. Character and cinematic work takes longer, depending on length and detail.
Can you create a 3D animation from my product CAD files?
Yes. We can prepare CAD models for animation and rendering.
Do you animate characters?
Yes. We handle character modelling, rigging and animation, in realistic or stylised looks.
What animation styles do you offer?
We produce 2D character and frame-by-frame animation, 3D animation, motion graphics, explainer videos and animated logos. We help you choose the style that suits your story, audience and budget.
How long does an animation project take?
A 60-second explainer usually takes 3 to 5 weeks. Character-driven 2D and 3D projects take longer, typically 6 to 12 weeks depending on length and complexity.
Do I need to supply a script?
No. We can write the script and storyboard for you, or work from yours. Either way you approve the script and storyboard before animation begins.
Which file formats will I receive?
You receive final video in MP4 and MOV at the resolutions you need, plus social cut-downs, captions files and, where requested, the project source files.