Maritime Animation & 3D Modelling
Safety training your crew will actually watch
Most maritime training animation is made by agencies who've never set foot on a vessel. It shows. The mooring sequence is wrong, the deck layout makes no sense, and the crew switches off in the first thirty seconds.
We build maritime animation because we know the industry. Procedures are right because we've done them.
Why 2D for procedures
Flat animation beats photorealism for process work. A cutaway showing gas accumulation in an enclosed space, or the load path through a mooring arrangement, reads instantly in 2D. Detail that doesn't serve understanding is detail that gets in the way.
We use 3D where it earns its place, vessel exteriors, complex machinery, spatial familiarisation. Not because it looks impressive.
What we produce
Safety procedure animation
Enclosed space entry, mooring and unmooring, hot work permits, lifeboat launch, man overboard recovery. The procedures where getting it wrong costs lives and where clear visual training beats another PowerPoint.
Equipment and systems explainers
Ballast water treatment, scrubbers, navigation systems, cargo handling gear. Show buyers and operators how it works without shipping them a unit.
Vessel walkthroughs and familiarisation
Get new crew oriented before they step aboard. General arrangement, escape routes, muster stations, machinery spaces.
