Accomplice Content Supply Co.

Accomplice Content Supply Co. is a Halifax-based creative production house established in 2015. The studio creates commercial video, animation, visual effects, post-production and audio work for broadcast, digital, corporate, public-sector and non-profit campaigns.

Its production offering spans live-action commercial filming, treatments, directing, casting and line production. Creative development services include concept ideation, scriptwriting, moodboards and storyboarding, while its animation and VFX work covers 2D and 3D character animation, motion graphics, illustration, character design, modelling, texturing, rotoscoping and compositing.

Post-production is a central part of the studio’s practice, encompassing offline and online editorial, colour grading, finishing and multi-format master delivery. The audio team also provides radio production, voiceover recording and direction, sound-effects design, original music scoring, Foley and mixing.

Selected work

The company’s commercial and institutional portfolio includes campaigns for Kent Building Supplies, Canadian Tire, Bell, 3M, Titleist, Stanfield’s, the Government of Canada, Historica Canada and Friends of Canadian Media. Notable projects include the Heritage Minute “Bora Laskin,” Kent Building Supplies’ “ReVamp,” the Government of Canada’s “Housing on the Mind,” and Friends of Canadian Media’s “Fund the CBC.”

Accomplice also created a broadcast-package overhaul for This Hour Has 22 Minutes, delivering more than 80 digital video assets including title sequences, show opens, transition animation and digital set backgrounds. Its animation work includes Discovery Centre’s “Stay Curious” campaign and Atlantic Lottery Corporation’s “Social Purpose” and “Digital Scratch” projects.

The studio works with Canadian agencies including Arrivals + Departures, M5 Marketing Communications, Target Marketing, Trampoline Branding, Wunder and Cossette. Alongside commercial production, director Charles Wahl’s studio-produced short films Little Grey Bubbles and The Mohel have screened at international festivals including SXSW and Clermont-Ferrand.