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Keeping the Branch Running

Lloyds Banking Group

Lloyds Banking Group wanted to produce a series of training videos on how staff could keep their branches open in a crisis. We worked with them to select the most important subjects: winter weather, flooding, suspicious packages, protests & demos, transport issues and power cuts & it failures.

The films needed to appeal to a wide audience – all UK branch staff including Lloyds TSB, Halifax and Bank of Scotland.

The choice of animation rather than live action gave us the freedom to create a generic branch to appeal to all three brands, and the flexibility to show the wider environment where that branch was situated.  We could also show different weather conditions, and a large number of characters.

Caroline Quentin as narrator brings a dry, light-hearted tone to the piece, without being over-the-top or comical.  The music was composed specifically for the project and adapted for each film.

Animation

Banking Protocol

Financial Fraud Action UK

World No Tobacco Day

British American Tobacco

Investors’ Guide to the Galaxy

Newton Investment Management

Landlords’ Guides

Mayor of London

Keeping the Branch Running

Lloyds Banking Group

Risk Exchange Colleague Guides

Lloyds Banking Group

Public Information Animation

Food Standards Scotland

Speakeasy Animation Showreel 2020

Animation Showreel 2020

Speakeasy

Disruption

Newton Investment Management

The Blind Men and the Elephant

Newton Investment Management

Apple Pay

Lloyds Banking Group

Trauma Informed Practice

NHS Education for Scotland

Optical Illusions

Newton Investment Management

Simply Brilliant Management

Vodafone

What Have We Done?

Wolseley

Intranet Walkthrough

Ladbrokes

Will It Make Us Better?

Wolseley

Up Your Game – Football

British Red Cross

CFTV

Lloyds Banking Group

Power Cuts Animation

SSE

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