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FlickerLab was thrilled to help out New York City’s First Lady Chirlane McCray with this video helping announce the Roadmap for Mental Health in New York.

FlickerLab created all the graphics for Naomi Klein and Avi Lewis' powerful new film on the global movement ?to fight climate change, and through that struggle, create a more just and equitable world. Filmed over 211 shoot days in nine countries and five continents over four years, This Changes Everything is an epic attempt to […]

FlickerLab created this lovely little animation for Reslient NOLA, with SDK Knickerbocker and Z Tribeca on the 10th anniversary of Katrina, to help highlight the ways the city is building for the future.

You can't understand modern comedy without knowing the role of the National Lampoon in laying its foundations. This film is an extremely funny way to splash around in that gloriously inappropriate comedy history. FlickerLab was priveleged to work with director Douglas Tirola to create a huge amount of graphics for this wonderful film.  About 1/3 […]

Taking a kid to the hospital is scary, for parent and child alike. But the best way to beat the fear is to be part of keeping your child safe. We created this animation with the Nemours Foundation to give a fun introduction to parents on how to be an active part in keeping their […]

FlickerLab teamed up with the ACLU to create this SCARY Halloween cartoon on the growing threats to our digital privacy.

FlickerLab worked with two-time Oscar nominated director Marshall Curry to create this animated short-film explaining the debt and deficit, as part of the We the Economy series which uses humor and storytelling to explain key economic concepts for a popular audience.

Give me a desert island choice between a thousand overblown, high-budget, franchise driven, Hollywood action flicks – with beats and explosions so predictable that you could set a pacemaker to them – and a copy of Stephen Chow’s new film, Journey to the West, and the choice is easy. Chow wins in a pirouette leap off […]

All aboard for Dora's Super Soccer Adventure, in this kicking side-scroller FlickerLab created for the Nick Jr. website.

A nice Animation Magazine article looking back on our work animating A Brief History of the United States with Michael Moore for his Academy Award Winning "Bowling for Columbine." This is still one of the pieces we are most proud of in our 14 years! The article even mentions the feature film we were developing […]

Imagine watching a SuperBowl Ad that actually promotes kids and families making healthy choices during those hours that are famous for big time chip and pizza ads? Awesome?  We think so! That's why FlickerLab joined with agency Z Tribeca to create this 90-second video for the fabulous healthy kids food brand Bitsys' Brainfood, as part […]

Harold Moss, FlickerLab's Founder and Creative Director, will be joining some amazing folks on the Transmedia panel at Createasphere's 2013 Digital Asset Management Conference in New York on Monday, October 7. Here's how the conference describes it: Brands and Story:  Essential DAM in Transmedia & Cross Platform Content Creation More than ever before, companies need […]

FlickerLab's Harold Moss and Jordan Geary spoke at the 2013 New York Film Festival as part of the "Producing Convergence — A History of Multiplatform Collaboration" panel organized by Starlight Runner's Caitlin Burns.

FlickerLab has partnered with KidsHealth.org, the Web's most-accessed site on children's health, to create the new animated series, How the Body Works with Chloe and the Nurb. The series offers a playful, animated way for kids to understand how their body works. Eight 5-minute episodes have just launched on the KidsHealth.org website as the centerpieces […]

FlickerLab’s first original title e-book, ‘You Can Draw the Way You Feel’ is an exploration in abstract art and emotional expression for kids of all ages.

On April 15, our Director of Education and Curriculum led a discussion with Dr. Howard Gardner of the Harvard Graduate School of Education on the future of kids media. Watch the video!