Hello Charlie

Hello Charlie is an independent UK design agency and visual content studio founded in 2002. Working from Bristol and London, it creates motion design, animation, visual effects and branding for television, streaming, live entertainment and commercial campaigns. Its multidisciplinary practice connects creative direction with production across broadcast screens, concert stages, public installations and digital platforms.

The studio’s capabilities span 2D and 3D animation, CGI, compositing, live-action direction and architectural projection mapping. Broadcast work includes title sequences, programme identities, promotional assets and complete show packages, from lower thirds and transitions to graphics for large stage screens. Brand projects extend into out-of-home and digital out-of-home campaigns, bringing animated content into public spaces.

Broadcast and live entertainment

Hello Charlie has produced identities, screen visuals and promotional toolkits for events including the Grammy Awards, BRIT Awards, BAFTA Television Awards, Joy Awards and CMA Awards. Its work for the 2026 Grammy Awards encompassed campaign identity, live broadcast packages and promotional material across multiple platforms. For BTS Live on Netflix in Seoul, it created stage visuals and multi-screen projection mapping across 12 live tracks.

Its television portfolio also includes documentary and factual programming. Projects include graphics and visual identity for Tucci in Italy, graphics and VFX for Inside Our Autistic Minds, and VFX and animation for Wild Isles. Earlier broadcast work includes title sequences and a redesign of the Big Brother eye logo.

Visual content beyond television

For LEGO’s Play Is Your Superpower campaign, the studio provided creative direction and architectural projection mapping, transforming Battersea Power Station with a 50-metre-high animated projection. Other projects include digital out-of-home content for World of Warcraft: Midnight and projections on the Sydney Opera House for Global Citizen. These projects connect its design and animation capabilities with the technical demands of large-format screens, buildings and live broadcasts.