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Motion Design Studio in London

Motion design that moves audiences.

About

Myth Studio is a London motion design studio creating kinetic typography, motion graphics, and dynamic visual systems for brands, broadcast, and digital platforms. Our clients include Uniqlo, PepsiCo, and 7UP. We design motion languages that extend static brand identities into animated formats, from social content and event graphics to broadcast packages and data visualisations.

What We Offer

Kinetic typography
Logo animations & reveals
Data visualization
Infographic animations
Title cards & lower thirds
Motion systems & templates

Why Myth

01

Design-led motion

Every movement is purposeful. We bring graphic design principles to animation, creating motion that enhances rather than distracts from your message.

02

Brand consistency

We develop motion languages that extend your brand identity into dynamic formats, ensuring every animation feels unmistakably yours.

03

Versatile delivery

From social snippets to conference presentations, we create motion assets that work across every context and platform.

Selected Work

Motion Graphics in Action

Typography, kinetic graphics, and dynamic visual storytelling

Typography Animation

Kinetic type

Kato Brand Launch

Brand explainer

IHG Internet Speed

Infographic animation

Billington

Corporate motion

Tickmill TVC

Commercial motion

Budweiser Energy

Event graphics

How We Work

A simple, collaborative process.

We treat every motion design project as a design problem first. You get a clear timeline, defined milestones, and regular previews so the final result matches your vision exactly.

  • Motion style guides
  • Animated brand elements
  • Social media templates
  • Presentation animations
  • Event graphics
  • Multi-format exports
01

Brief & References

Understand the message, gather visual inspiration, define the motion tone.

02

Design Development

Styleframes and motion tests to lock the visual approach.

03

Animation

Full motion production with regular review checkpoints.

04

Delivery

Optimized exports for all required platforms and formats.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about our motion design services.

Motion design focuses on graphic elements, typography, shapes, and abstract visuals in motion. It's rooted in graphic design principles. Animation typically involves characters, narrative arcs, and storytelling. We do both, and plenty of projects blend the two. If your content is information-led or brand-led, motion design is likely the right approach. If it needs characters and a story, you're looking at 2D or 3D animation.

It depends on the scope. A simple kinetic typography piece or logo animation sits at a different price point to a full broadcast graphics package or a multi-asset campaign. We'll scope the project clearly before any commitment. Get in touch with your brief for an honest ballpark.

Simple motion graphics can be delivered in days. More complex projects, like a full brand motion system or a broadcast package, typically take 2 to 6 weeks depending on scope, number of assets, and feedback cycles. We've delivered plenty of projects on tight timelines and can scale the team when needed.

Yes. We can deliver editable After Effects or Premiere templates for more complex updates, or set you up with tools like Canva or Figma for simpler day-to-day editing. The goal is to give your team the ability to keep content flowing without needing to come back to us for every single asset.

Absolutely. We translate your static brand into motion, maintaining consistency while adding dynamic dimension. If your brand has a defined visual identity, colours, typography, and layout principles, we'll build the motion language around it. If you don't have formal guidelines, we can help you develop them.

Very much so. Motion graphics are one of the most effective content formats across Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, and YouTube. Short, visually engaging, and easy to consume on mobile. We create social-first motion content in all platform formats and aspect ratios.

We've produced motion design for FMCG brands, tech companies, financial services, property, hospitality, broadcasters, and cultural institutions. The common thread is clients who want motion content that looks considered, not generic.

Sound is a key part of what makes motion design feel alive. Whether it's picking the right music track or designing custom audio effects, we make sure your final video is a complete audio-visual piece. We work with our sound partners to get this right.

A motion language is a set of principles that define how your brand behaves in motion: how elements enter and exit, how transitions work, how typography animates, what easing curves you use. If you're producing motion content regularly (social, events, presentations), having a defined motion language keeps everything consistent and saves time and money on every new project.

Yes. We create event graphics including stage visuals, countdown timers, speaker introductions, sponsor loops, and branded content designed for large screens. We deliver in whatever format and resolution the venue requires.

Video editing assembles existing footage. Motion design creates visual content from scratch, using typography, shapes, illustrations, and animation to communicate a message. They're complementary but distinct disciplines. We focus on the creation side.

A significant portion of our motion design work comes through agencies and production companies. We're comfortable working within existing creative frameworks, responding to agency briefs, and delivering on their timelines.

Animated data visualisation is one of the most effective ways to make complex information engaging and memorable. We've created animated infographics, chart animations, and data-driven content for corporate presentations, annual reports, and social campaigns.

We deliver in whatever formats your team needs. Common deliverables include MP4 (H.264/H.265), ProRes, GIF, WebM, and Lottie/JSON for web animations. We also provide files in multiple aspect ratios (16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:5) for cross-platform use.