Tony Melov
Video/ Illustration/ Design for Science
Video/ Illustration/ Design for Science
We’re science communicators.
Our aim is to get the startling discoveries made
by the sharpest minds in the country to trigger the
curiosity of everyday Australians.
Give us a call, or get in touch via email.
We’re happy to talk over any project, at any stage.
How we work
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After a meeting,
sketches are produced
Storyboards are generated and production processes and budgets are agreed to.
Our key skills are that we actually understand
and explain complex concepts,
from quantum discoveries to biotech manufacturing.
We’ve done it for over 10 years.
We can work up a script, organise a shoot, design an animation or illustration, and produce entire films.
Get in touch.
Tony Melov
Production begins, works in progress are generated and a final version is delivered.
We produce a variety of video work.
Promotional material, explainers, capital raising, animated experimental results, public service announcements, teaching aids, general entertainment or research result launches.
We create illustrations for:
Explanatory journal illustrations
Editorial work for magazines
Banner designs for conferences,
Posters
International magazine covers
… and anything else!
To commission an Illustration, click on
…and send your contact details.
We’ll respond immediately.
THE RETRO YEARS:
BROADCAST WORK AND
TITLE SEQUENCES
A few years back we worked in Broadcast TV.
Usually animation and title sequence design for
off-beat comedy programs.
Mostly for the ABC, sometimes for Channel 7
and occasionally for channel 10 .
Then along came cable and the title
industry faded away.
These are a few of the favourite title
designs and breakers.
There’s a couple of award winning short films in here.
Nature International magazine cover created for the Nature bio showing bacterial aerosol. It was selected as the cover, but was bumped at the last minute for a breaking story.
Completed over 3 weeks including iterations and corrections. Nature covers are selected through a competitive process from work submitted by the international science community