Synima
Synima was originally an animation studio in London, but now, this studio has a branch in New York. Although it is only a branch, we will tell you why this company appears on this list below.
First, this studio was founded in 2003 by two animators, Mark Healey and Rebecca Fergie. Furthermore, Synima provides animation production services to customers in various fields, including commerce, education, entertainment, and media. The company has experience in all types of animation, including 2D, 3D, stop-motion and mixed media.
Below are some typical works of Synima Animation Studios:
- "The Story of the Alphabet" (2005) is a 10-minute 2D animated film about the history of the alphabet. The film won the Clio Award for Best Animated Film.
- "The Adventures of Dr. Zoom" (2010-2011) is a 13-episode 3D animated series for children. The film was broadcast on the BBC.
- "The Future of Money" (2015) is a 5-minute stop-motion animated film explaining how money works. The film has been released on YouTube.
Moreover, Synima has cooperated with many famous customers, such as J.P. Morgan, Honeywell, Mastercard, Intel, Google, BBC, Channel 4, Channel 5, Nickelodeon, and Disney. From those partners and customers, we can already see the quality and capabilities of this studio. In addition to those partners, this studio also cooperates with educational institutions such as Oxford University, Cambridge University, London University, Harvard University, and Stanford University.
The above are all the reasons to affirm this company's position and prove that Synima is one of the best animation studios in New York City.
Founded: 2003
Address: 155 Water St, Brooklyn, NY 11201, USA
Website: https://www.synima.com/
