Dreamwires

Dreamwires is a New York City studio specializing in motion design, broadcast animation, and experiential digital design. Established circa 2012, its independent practice brings broadcast design experience to projects for television networks, sports organizations, streaming platforms, technology companies, and healthcare businesses. Its work spans moving-image storytelling for screens ranging from mobile applications to large outdoor displays.

The studio develops projects from concept and visual direction through animation and post-production. Its capabilities include storyboarding, styleframes, graphic design, typography animation, and 2D and 3D motion graphics. Broadcast assignments encompass network opens, lower thirds, insert systems, transitions, bumpers, and live-streaming overlays. Creative direction, compositing, screen tracking, and post-production supervision extend its involvement through final delivery.

Broadcast, sports, and streaming

Dreamwires’ portfolio includes graphics for X Games Aspen 2023, NBC Olympics programming on Twitch, and Twitch Rivals and Twitch Gaming productions. These assignments combine animated identities with the practical graphics systems used throughout live programming. Its golf-related work includes broadcast graphics and concept design for the U.S. Open at Erin Hills, interactive application tutorials, and creative direction and motion graphics for the educational series The Science of Golf.

Experiences across physical and digital spaces

Beyond broadcast, the studio creates environmental animation, interactive touchscreen content, and event visuals. Projects include motion graphics for the Nasdaq Times Square tower, interactive touchscreen design and 3D content for Analog Devices at the Consumer Electronics Show, and exhibition and presentation material for Acorda Therapeutics at medical conferences.

Commercial and promotional work also includes animated health-awareness material for Be Vape Free, motion graphics and post-production for Bridge to the Future, and assets for Fan Controlled Football. Its contribution to the feature film Vacation involved GPS navigation screen animation and compositing. Together, these projects demonstrate a practice working across broadcast packages, campaign films, interactive interfaces, and motion content integrated into physical environments.