This 30 second television spot for Marketing Edinburgh's controversial "Winter in Edinburgh" campaign features Scottish rappers Stanley Odd and was produced for the Leith Agency using a complex hybrid of 2d and cgi animation lighting and compositing.

This series of charming weather idents created in Maya and rendered using V-ray were produced for STV Creative and their client CR Smith.

Ink.digital along with STV Creative have produced 60 second and 30 second spots as part of the Scottish Government's 'Ready for Winter?' campaign.

The campaign aims to remind individuals and families of the risks and consequences of being underprepared for the impact of severe winter weather, as well as offering information and advice.

The campaign was created by The Leith Agency and Stripe and Storm ID and is due to run until mid-November. [More] [Less]

Ink.digital has again been working with the Leith Agency, this time on their recent advertising campaign for ScotRail.

The campaign, ‘A Better Way To Go’ was launched on 13th of June with the first of four 20-second television adverts (voiced by Phil Kay) for which ink.digital produced the animation.

The live action was produced by MTP. [More] [Less]

Ink.digital has again been working with the Leith Agency, this time on their recent advertising campaign for ScotRail.

The campaign, ‘A Better Way To Go’ was launched on 13th of June with the first of four 20-second television adverts (voiced by Phil Kay) for which ink.digital produced the animation.

The live action was produced by MTP. [More] [Less]

Ink.digital has again been working with the Leith Agency, this time on their recent advertising campaign for ScotRail.

The campaign, ‘A Better Way To Go’ was launched on 13th of June with the first of four 20-second television adverts (voiced by Phil Kay) for which ink.digital produced the animation.

The live action was produced by MTP. [More] [Less]

Commissioned by Canan Ltd, Skye as part of a Year of Highland Culture 2007 Gaelic language intiative, www.airsplaoid.co.uk

Scottish Advertising Awards. Best Integrated Campaign Commendations: Best Use of Typography, Best use of Illustration/Animation and Most Creative use of Media. Directed by Gili Dolev. Leith Agency.

Testimonial kindly provided by Kate Hope, Producer, The Leith Agency:

“I have worked with ink.digital on more than one project and find them terrific to work with. Each employee is really talented. Their work ethic is passionate and the turnaround on delivery of work is fast and efficient. An added bonus is that they are all really great in front of clients too. I would highly recommend working with ink.digital and look forward to working with them again in the future.”, July 2008. [More] [Less]

Commissioned by The Comedy Unit/BBC Scotland two episodes from a series transmitted as part of The Karen Dunbar Show. Nominated for a Golden Rose, Montreux 200

National Debtline was Ink.digital's second commission from The Union and has since won the 'CRAFT: Use of Illustration/Animation' category at the 2009 Scottish Advertising Awards and 'The Best Use of Animation (BRONZE)' at the advertising industry's 2009 Roses Awards.

The 30 second spot uses a hybrid of Maya based 3d modelling and rendering, hand drawn and vector 2d animation. Directed by Alan MacEachern, animation supervised by Ruaraidh Gillies, digital supervision and fx by Martin Gornall. [More] [Less]

A co-production with Big Bang, Montreal. Starring Helen Baxendale, Jack Davenport and Simon Pegg. Written and directed by Gili Dolev.
For release in 2007. 30 mins 35mm 1:1.85.

The 30 second 'Optimist' spot is the first ever television campaign by the UK's largest privately owned housebuilder, Miller Homes. It was created by ink.digital on behalf of The Union and is voiced by actor Max Beasley. It was directed by Alan MacEachern and the animation supervised by Ruaraidh Gillies. [More] [Less]