Described as, “Worth the price of admission” by Variety Magazine, a joyously funny cartoon sequence? by The Hollywood Reporter, and by Oprah as her favorite part of the film when she aired it on her show, FlickerLab’s animated segment in Michael Moore’s Academy Award winning film, Bowling for Columbine, was the first Flash animation appearing in a theatrically released feature film.

We created a series of animated spots for Bank of America and Major League Baseball promoting a series of custom t-shirts created for every team.

Shout out to American Beatbox, and beat boxers Kaila Mullady and Mark Martin, who provided the awesome soundtrack.

FlickerLab is entering it’s fourth season animating the weekly NFL series, Gridiron Heights, for Bleacher Report. Tune in every Tuesday @gridironheights on Instagram!

We had fun rotoscoping these iconic Kobe Bryant plays for our good friends at Bleacher Report.

FlickerLab was thrilled to team up with the inimitable Stephen Colbert to create several episodes of Stephen Colbert’s, Stephen Colbert Presents: The Further Adventures of Tek Jansen. We recently upgraded our third episode into lovely HD. Enjoy!

What if you had some money waiting for you at the IRS?

FlickerLab worked with agency Porter Novelli to bring this stop-motion world, built entirely of paper, coins and dollar bills, to life for the IRS. The hero of the spot, a dollar bill, swoops into action illustrating in each scene potential ways that families who claim the Earned Income Tax Credit can use the money given back to them.

FlickerLab created this 30 second animated spot for Al Gore’s Repower America initiative.

A short animated film we made explaining the history of online payments for Klarna, one of Europe’s largest online payment providers.

FlickerLab created this minute-long animated sequence of Love and Hip Hop’s Tommie Lee, to bring to life one crazy moment from her life that actually wasn’t on camera for this Love and Hip Hop special.

FlickerLab teamed up for a second time with Eastern Productions to bring an unfilmed story from VH1’s hit series Love and Hip Hop to life in animation, this time airport hijinx from Love and Hip Hop New York’s Mariahlynn. There will be turtles.