DUNCAN ELMS - CREATIVE DIRECTOR

A selection of our motion design work for the Netflix series.

In around 36 minutes of content across 6 episodes, we crafted a diverse range of graphics, including titles, animated headlines, 2D & 3D maps, and dynamic treatments of stills and footage.

2024 Emmy Award Winner for Outstanding Graphic Design for a Documentary.

We created the full Show Graphics Package for 'Quarterback' on Netflix. The series follows Patrick Mahomes, Kirk Cousins and Marcus Mariota, both on and off the field.

A unique six-part PBS documentary series about our futures and how we can reimagine them.

'Slay the Dragon' is a documentary film about the use of Gerrymandering in US elections. We created the Main Title and in documentary graphics.

Man In The Arena: Tom Brady on ESPN +, was a project two plus years in the making, encapsulating the story of one of the greatest Football players and athletes of all time.

The team worked relentlessly to ensure a consistent quality and level of detail across the entire series. Creating over 3,400 different shots touched by bespoke design, animation, editorial montages and visual effects.

The series won a Sports Emmy for outstanding documentary series.

Created for the Netflix documentary - Turning Point: 9/11 and the War on Terror

A deep dive into the fraudulent methods used by Rick Singer to get the children of rich and famous families into top U.S. universities. As well as the photoshop forgery sequence, we created a number of realistic FBI screens to represent the wire taps they used to prosecute the people involved.

Graphics for the film Good Night Oppy. We created a variety of graphics inspired by earlier operating systems from when Oppy was first launched.

Highlight reel of the graphics created for the Netflix documentary, Struggle: The Life and Lost Art of Szukalski. Created at RPS and Elastic

'Struggle' is a documentary about the unlikely rediscovery of Stanislav Szukalski, a visionary Polish artist and sculptor, who lost his life’s work during WWII and has since been mainly forgotten.