Films & animations

It comes as no surprise that video materials engage the audience to a much greater extent than traditionally presented content. A film or animation can be an interesting complement to a museum exhibition, customer service centre or showroom. A corporate video is an opportunity to build a positive image, but also an effective tool for communication with the customer.

We execute and produce documentaries and promotional videos for museums, cultural institutions and science centres. In co-operation with architects, architectural historians, illustrators, 2D and 3D graphic artists, editors and sound engineers, we create animated reconstructions of historical objects. Animating a walk around the centre of Kraków in 1650 or shooting 360° films is no problem for us! We deal with post-production and digital retouching of archival footage as well. Our portfolio includes also projects made to order for corporate and commercial clients.

Our productions have been repeatedly appreciated at film festivals. Ziegenort, short feature animation directed by Tomasz Popakul and produced in collaboration with NoLabel, has been shown at over 80 film festivals around the world. The film won the best animated film awards at the Brooklyn International Film Festival (2013), Raindance Film Festival (2013), T-Mobile New Horizons International Film Festival (2013) and the Kraków Film Festival (2013).

It was awarded the Grand Prix at the International Short Film Festival Oberhausen (2013) and a special jury prize of the Animated Film Festival in Seoul (SICAF, 2013) as well as numerous awards at festivals in Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland, China, Portugal, Serbia and Greece.

  • Documentaries
  • Corporate videos
  • 360° videos
  • Stereoscopic films
  • 2D and 3D animations
  • Historical reconstructions
  • Special effects and post-production
  • Digital retouching of archival materials
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Examples

Protected: The Żywiec Brewery Museum

The Żywiec Brewery Museum just got a multimedia makeover. In November 2015, we signed an agreement with Żywiec Group S.A. concerning the revitalisation of the Archduke Brewery Museum, established in 2006, and our role in the modernisation of the space and equipment of the permanent exhibition.

Hydropolis

How did water come to be in our universe? What are its properties? Answers to these and many other questions are provided by a multimedia exhibition at the Centre for Environmental Education HYDROPOLIS in Wrocław.

Museum of World War II

The Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk is one of the most anticipated museum projects in Poland. We have prepared all multimedia elements that will appear in the main exhibition.

Katyń Museum

On 17 September 2015 a permanent exhibition of the Katyń Museum was opened. It has been moved to new premises in the Warsaw Citadel, an old Russian fortress erected after the November Uprising in 1830.

Film for the Museum of World War II

A 12-minute promotional movie we produced in cooperation with Nolabel for the Gdańsk Museum, currently under development.

Rynek Underground

The underground complex of the Main Market Square in Kraków, besides being a unique on a European scale archaeological reserve, conceals one of the most impressive exhibitions in Poland – and we boast to be its co-authors.

Cracovia Origo

One of the two animated films on the history of Kraków made for the Historical Museum of the City of Kraków.

Cracovia A.D. 1650

The second animated film prepared for the Historical Museum of the City of Kraków. The 3D animation takes the audience to Kraków Anno Domini 1650.

Queen Louise Mining Museum

The Open-Air Mining Museum at the former Queen Louise Drift in Zabrze opened a new, underground tourist-educational route available to the public. New Amsterdam took care of the equipment delivery and installation, interactive multimedia presentations, as well as overall design of the space of the old mine workings.

Esken’s House

The project for the District Museum in Toruń involved: production of Księga Toruń [Book of Toruń] 3D film, and visual design of the Mock-up Room at the Archaeology and History Department situated in the Eskens’ House, where the film is displayed.