Below are some animation examples. Many of them were for inclusion in DVD programmes and had audio and in some cases captions added later by the client (though in fact this is something we could also do). As you can see from their presence here, they can readily be re-purposed for web use. These should give you a taste of the range of styles we can offer and applications that animation can address.

For examples of Flash animation, please check out the web services gallery.

Please note you will need the Flash plugin to view these clips.
Excavator

A fully 3D animation example of an underwater trench excavation and pipelaying machine, which is dragged behind a barge on the surface. The machine was accurately modelled from diagrams and photos supplied by the client, and animated with particle and lighting effects to achieve the required result.
Pipehorse

This example features an alternative underwater pipe-laying method, for larger bore pipes, but this time in 2D (though with a pseudo-3D look) giving a more diagrammatic representation.

Garden Anim
 One of several sequences created from the same model, but with different areas of focus, this formed part of a point-of-sale DVD for a well-known brand of garden products. Note the flora, almost impossible to create convincingly in 3D until quite recently. Even the grass is comprised of individual blades, rather than a simple texture map.
Village Flyaround

This is a flyaround of a fairly comprehensive model of an entire modern village. The model was used in numerous ways within a program on the causes of flooding for Southern Water.
Further examples of its use follow.
Valley Flooding
 This usage of the same model features a cutaway showing the water table rising until new rivulets appear, with flooding ensuing.
Valley Flooding 2
 Here is the same process seen in section.
River Flooding
 For the same flooding program, this one is a 2D animation of a river breaking its banks.
NH Ident
 An Ident for an international fixings manufacturer, emphasising the global range of their operation.
Waste Management
 While not the most glamorous of subjects, as the inside of a modern sewage treatment plant, it is a perfect example of how 3D animation can achieve what a camera can't. It is the only way to demonstrate totally enclosed processes. Note how the 3D work has been montaged with a photo of the actual installation.
Test Centre
 This animation gives an extensive overview of an engine test centre, which comprised part of a virtual DVD tour for visiting clients, when security protocols prevented an actual tour. It was created before the Centre was built, however, from architectural plans, and even helped the architects decide an issue about the entrance area.
Tractor This is a simple flyaround of a proposed concept tractor design. The client supplied CAD data for their design, and we imported, converted and, in some cases, rebuilt the parts for best cosmetic texuring and rendering. It ended up purple to avoid association with any of the current well-known tractor manufacturers, who each have their own colour identity.
BT Conference 1 This is the first of a series of 3 animations created for BT staff conferences, the first two having a Christmas theme. These were displayed at the respective venues at high resolution on large plasma screens suspended around the venue. Most people missed it, but the Xmas tree spells out SSC (the division name) in lights first!
BT Conference 2 The second in the series, with more of a message this time. Having the same Christmas theme as the previous one enabled sharing of assets and a resulting cost saving. But, no, we didn't make the tree-lights spell B.O.!
Tiles Part of a corporate DVD, this relatively simple animation was a vehicle for the voiceover, describing the knock-on effect of each area of the clients' business, which then seamlessly continued into the live video footage, of which the domino picture is the first frame.
Contents Measuring Another process which cannot be filmed, this shows how the contents of a phial become electromagnetically aligned when passing through a magnetic field, but then give of radiation as they revert to their natural random state. This radiation can then be measured to determine the precise quantity of substance in the phial.
Delivery Device Another pharmaceutical application, this is a device for delivering 3 pressurised phials of substance in turn. This is actually 3 seperate clips combined (used in different places in the DVD). The object was a complex modelling challenge. The semi-transparent look mirrors the translucent nature of the actual material, and facilitates the visualisation of the interior.
Reconstitution The reconstitution of the freeze-dried contents of a pharmaceutical phial. Sadly, budget restraints did not allow for a full liquid simulation to be run (we can do that) so as far as the liquid goes, this is a work-around.
Caesar

A mock ident for a fictional Rome, for use in a local theatres' modern production of Caesar, done some time ago in sponsorship of New Venture Theatre, Brighton, for no fee (www.newventure.org.uk). The production turned the Roman Senate into the Stock Exchange of the 80's, with effective results.

Please note, while the quality of the clip online is determined by the size and compression used, the quality of the animation itself is only constrained by available budget. We are fully capable of offering TV-ready animation work, and still at a considerably lower price than larger commercial studios.