Our Work - Motion Graphics

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  Brother Printers

  Brother Printers had a new and more ink efficient printing technology, which used single ink tank refills.  This meant more cost effective printing and slimmer, more stylish printers. Brother wanted to market their new technology using our animation services , so they issued a brief to a selection of digital agencies including Fluid Creativity. After rubbing our chins for a short while we developed a concept and told Brother all about it – the idea was to show 2 decorators...

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  Fluid Creativity - Slime and Pinball

  The brief was internally self-set and simple. Create a high impact and visually stunning motion piece to add interest and dynamism to the website, grow our motion graphics and animation offering, and increase customer enquiries by showing off to clients just what can be achieved on a tight budget. The challenge was also on the creative team to produce every single item featured on screen in-house in the studio. With a budget of next to nothing save for basic raw materials and a blue peter...

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  Latics Driver Training

  Latics are a driving school based in Oldham. They came to Fluid Creativity with a website in place and wanted their site to be updated. We improved the graphics and infrastructure through a complete website redesign , placed a simple but effective colour theme throughout and inserted some motion graphics to keep new visitors engaged in the site. Along with the updates to their visual front end, we gave the code their site was built in a serious spring clean until everything was WC3...

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  NHS

  The NHS came to Fluid Creativity requiring a video to demonstrate to healthcare professionals the tests offered to women throughout pregnancy and the newborn period and the optimum times for the tests to take place. The NHS provided illustrations which our motion graphics department totally reworked so they could be animated. Once the drawings were recrafted, everything was animated using After Effects and the final three-minute video is now used by the NHS in a variety of training...

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