Animation
Animation is a powerful communication tool. It has the ability to capture audience attention where other methods fail. It can be memorable, enduring and endearing. It can inform, narrate, instruct or explain. Overall, animation has the potential to build up an emotional connection and empathy with the modern consumer … and from an SEO point of view, the advantages are undeniable.
a dozen eggs have produced a number of animations in collaboration with either Future Fresh or Loughborough University. From explainer videos that can give an overarching guide to a service or product that can be utilised to set the scene at the start of a presented to sales pitches that need to communicate to a mass of people, at the same time.
Our animation portfolio
A selection of our projects can be found below – each working for a specific intended audience and aligning with the brand values of the organisations. Contact us if you would like to speak about your project further.
Centre for Research in Social Policy
The Centre for Research in Social Policy (or CRSP for short) has been contributing to public, political and media debate on social policy issues since 1983. The team, based at…
Minimum Income Standards
Creating a fun animation to explain the work of Minimum Income Standards on helping people live with dignity.
Beat
Creating an animation to make Beat's expertise on eating disorders engaging and accessible
memo
a dozen eggs has created a new website to promote the memo hub, a digital telecare platform, putting the individual and family at the centre.
Loughborough University
a dozen eggs have been developing an illustrative design style for the student induction process for the School of Business and Economics at Loughborough University. They needed a strong visual language without the need for a logo.
Tandem
Tandem is based on extensive sport psychology research. Our task was to promote and explain the benefits of the quality and effectiveness of communication through a series of animations for both athletes and coaches.