Peter Anderson Studio

Peter Anderson Studio is an independent motion design and visual storytelling studio based in London. Established in 2006, it creates cinematic main titles, in-show narrative graphics, broadcast packaging and visual identities for film, television and streaming productions. Its work combines graphic design, typography, animation and physical craft to establish the visual language of a production.

The studio develops projects through concept development, storyboarding, art direction and sequence design. Its capabilities encompass 2D and 3D animation, CGI, compositing, practical live-action filming and physical fabrication. These disciplines support both opening sequences and graphics that contribute to storytelling within a programme.

Digital animation and physical craft

A defining feature of its approach is the integration of handmade materials with digital production. Physical sets, miniature models, painting, sculpture and constructed typography can become elements of filmed sequences before being combined with computer animation and compositing. This gives the studio a production vocabulary that extends from tactile objects and environments to fully animated imagery.

Its multidisciplinary team brings together animators, directors, typographers, model makers and visual designers. Alongside entertainment work, the studio offers motion branding, visual identity design, place branding and art installation design for commercial and civic contexts.

Film and television work

The studio's portfolio includes main titles and graphics for Sherlock, Good Omens, Bad Sisters and True Detective: Night Country. Other projects include Sweetpea, Constellation, The Devil's Hour, Mary & George and Vigil. Its broadcast work also includes title graphics for Doctor Who, the high-definition EastEnders title sequence and graphics for Unforgotten.

The studio works across international entertainment productions, with relationships spanning broadcasters, streaming platforms and production companies including Apple TV+, Netflix, HBO, BBC Studios, Sky Studios and Amazon MGM Studios.