Inspire Malibu. A healthy brain and an addicted brain compared side by side, with labeled regions and functional and structural views.
Our 3D animation services build objects, places and systems in three dimensions, so viewers can see them from more than one angle. At Epic Video Factory, we handle the whole job for companies and organizations, from script and storyboard to modeling, voice and the final render. We work from the Greater Toronto Area with clients across the US and Canada.
Call 1-888-590-5796 or book a free consultation and tell us about your 3D idea.
3D animation gives objects and spaces real depth, light and shadow, and lets a virtual camera move around them. Here's the 3D work in our portfolio, with a project for each.
Whole settings built in 3D, like the industrial complex and the office floor seen from above in our DITA video.
Single objects with shape, texture and lighting, like the bird in flight and the tumbling blocks in that same DITA video.
A raised map of the United States and Canada with location pins, where the camera moves in on one region after another, as in our Olympia Tile video.
Complex subjects shown as 3D models, like the brain in our Inspire Malibu video, cut away to reveal labeled regions.
3D is worth considering when depth, space or structure is part of the message. If your story rests on people and everyday situations, 2D animation is often the better fit.
A building, a network of locations or an organ makes more sense when viewers can see it in depth and from more than one side.
A 3D map can start wide and then move in on a single region, as the Olympia Tile video does with locations across the US and Canada.
The Inspire Malibu video sets a healthy brain beside an addicted one, so the difference is visible at a glance.
In our DITA video, the challenge of managing a large volume of content is told through rendered 3D scenes and objects.
Each 3D project moves through set stages, and you review each one before we move on.
A consultation about your message, your audience and the places the video will appear.
We write a script focused on one clear message, or tighten one you already have.
We plan each scene and camera move as sketches, so you can check the flow before anything is built.
We build the 3D models and scenes, then agree colors, materials and lighting with you.
We choose a voice-over artist and layer in music and sound effects.
Our animators move the models and cameras through each scene, then render the final frames.
Your agreement sets the number of revision rounds, and once you approve the final cut, we deliver it in the file formats you need.
You can watch all three on our portfolio page, next to our 2D work.
DITA. Rendered 3D scenes, from an industrial complex to falling blocks, explain how DITA helps organizations manage and reuse their content.
Olympia Tile. A 3D map of the US and Canada, with orange pins and camera moves that travel across its regions.
3D animation builds models with depth, light and texture that a virtual camera can move around. 2D animation draws characters and scenes on a flat plane. Our 2D animation work suits most character-led stories, while 3D suits subjects where shape and space matter.
Yes. The Inspire Malibu video places flat labels and on-screen graphics over a 3D brain, and the DITA video lays a magnifying glass and a percentage over a 3D office.
Share your goal and audience, plus any material you already have, such as a script, product photos, drawings, maps or brand guidelines. We use it to plan the models and the look.
Yes. Our DITA video uses 3D scenes to explain a way of managing content. For explainers in other styles, see our explainer videos page.
Yes, if you ask for them. Captions can be closed, so viewers switch them on, or burned into the picture, and we can also supply a transcript.
Price depends on the running time, how many models and scenes it needs and how detailed each one is. A free consultation is the first step, and you’ll get a custom quote before work starts.
We handle script, modeling, voice-over, animation and sound in one project.
You sign off on the storyboard and the look before full animation starts.
Revision rounds are part of every agreement, so your feedback shapes the video as it develops.
Describe what viewers should see and take away, and we'll suggest whether 3D, 2D or a mix suits it best.
Call 1-888-590-5796 or contact us to talk through your 3D project.
