Crazy Piranha

Crazy Piranha is an independent animation and multimedia production studio founded in 2005 by Jordanian animator, comic artist and director Amer Kokh. Working across 2D and 3D animation, it produces television programming, commercials, short films and interactive content for broadcast, entertainment, advertising and digital media clients.

The studio combines traditional and digital character animation with concept development, illustration, storyboarding and post-production. Its services span character design, visual development, animatics, 3D asset modeling, compositing and editing, supporting projects from early visual concepts through finished animated sequences. Its work encompasses both original projects and commissioned productions.

Television and interactive work

A substantial part of Crazy Piranha’s production history lies in Middle Eastern television animation. The studio directed and animated the first five seasons of the Emirati satirical comedy Shaabiat Al Cartoon, covering 2006–2010. Its television portfolio also includes the children’s production Amoona, alongside animated series, commercial spots, shorts and interstitials for international entertainment networks including MTV, MTV2 and Comedy Central.

Beyond television, Crazy Piranha develops character concepts, game art and interactive animation. Its contribution to the fighting game project The Chainsaw Incident includes character art, design and animation. Other interactive projects include Teen Wolf Game and Rolling Eggs, reflecting the studio’s work across game assets and multimedia production.

With a presence in Abu Dhabi and Amman, Crazy Piranha connects production activity across the Gulf and Levant. Its portfolio brings together regional television storytelling, international broadcast commissions and animation for interactive entertainment.