Showreel

Selection of aniations and films presented for Great Ormond Street Hospital

Animations commissioned by Great Ormond Street Hospital

The Stay Safe Guide for Little Octopuses - GOSH

Meet Otto, the octopus! Watch Otto’s video to learn 4 easy steps to protect yourself and others when visiting GOSH.

All children are vulnerable to Child Sexual Abuse but children under the age of ten are amongst those most likely to be missed by those tasked with protecting them. As part of the charities ongoing efforts to better find and support younger children, this short animation is one of a number commissioned by Barnardo’s and highlights how common child sexual abuse is. Child Sexual Abuse is devastating for everyone in the family. This short animation is one of a number commissioned by Barnardo’s and draws attention to protective parents who so often deal with the unfolding crisis on their own.

We are a Research Hospital - GOSH

Great Ormond Street Hospital is one of the world’s leading children’s hospitals. There are 63 different clinical specialities at the hospital; the UK’s widest range of specialist health services for children on one site. We are a Research Hospital - An engaging animation that celebrates the hospital’s commitment to research

Harnessing the power of data - GOSH

Harnessing health data helps this world famous hospital see the big picture, ensuring they provide the best treatments for children and young people with rare or complex conditions. But data can be confusing, so this video explains how it works!

We are here for you - GOSH

We are here for you - An engaging and practical film that delivers important information to families traveling to the International and Private Care service within GOSH.

Meet Sarah - GOSH and UCL/Institute of Child Health

An animation aimed at early career researchers which helps them to understand and navigate the R&D process.

Listen. Believe. Act - NWG Network

Specifically designed for the faith sector this animation sits alongside a wealth of additional resources, all designed to help parents, community members, faith leaders or volunteers understand how to recognise signs of abuse and respond effectively.

To keep the resources inclusive, we designed non-gendered, non-faith characters that everyone could relate to. The animation was produced in various languages, helping it connect with and support the whole community.

More than you thought - Zero Suicide Alliance

By highlighting the charities incredible resources and powerful network, this animation shows how its members can get involved and make a real difference to people who are feeling hopeless and alone.

Thank You Tony - Guy's and St Thomas' Foundation Trust

A heart felt thank you message from the hospital to Tony Hudgell who raised £1.6 million pounds for the charity

What Happened, The Big Picture - Network Rail

A lightness of touch brings to life the connectedness of things

(Agency: Radley Yeldar)