Psychic Bunny
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- Founded
- 2005
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About Psychic Bunny
Psychic Bunny was an independent multimedia production studio founded in Los Angeles in 2005. It brought live action, animation, motion graphics, interactive design and narrative development together within a single creative business. Working as both a creative agency and an original content production house, the studio produced commercial campaigns, entertainment programming, documentary material and educational experiences.
Its production capabilities covered writing and directing, 2D and 3D animation, title design, visual effects, editing and post-production. Alongside film and video work, Psychic Bunny developed interactive experiences and simulation content, applying storytelling and digital production to training and research projects. Its work spanned television, video game marketing, government training, higher education, healthcare and advertising.
Entertainment and commercial production
For LEGO and Cartoon Network, the studio's team wrote and directed the ten-episode animated miniseries Ninjago: Decoded. Its collaborations with Riot Games included promotional, event and documentary media connected to League of Legends, including Imagine Dragons at Worlds and Annie: Behind the Scenes. The studio also produced trailer and promotional work for Killhouse Games' Door Kickers.
Psychic Bunny's output extended to independent film, documentary and web productions. It partnered on Cement Suitcase, the 2013 feature comedy written and directed by co-founder J. Rick Castañeda. Other reported productions included the internationally filmed documentary Modernity and the ten-episode web series Coma, Period., starring Rob Delaney.
Interactive storytelling and training
The studio's interactive work included cross-cultural negotiation scenarios and serious-game content for the U.S. Army, as well as hospital incident training media for Children's Hospital Los Angeles. These projects combined its narrative, audiovisual and interactive capabilities for audiences beyond conventional entertainment.
Psychic Bunny concluded its corporate and physical operations in 2020, following fifteen years of production.
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Founders and origins
The studio was established by USC alumni Asa Tait, Doug Spice, Jesse Vigil and J. Rick Castañeda. Their collaboration began with creative writing and digital media projects before they formalized the business. The report identifies their historical roles as CEO/director, producer/director, creative director/director and writer/director, respectively.
Production model
Psychic Bunny maintained a small core team and expanded individual productions with freelance artists, animators and cinematographers.
Research collaboration
Its cross-cultural negotiation work connected the U.S. Army with USC's Institute for Creative Technologies, with contributions spanning interactive scenarios, video and card-game collateral.
Notable credits
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Current and former locations of Psychic Bunny
- Spring Arts Tower, 453 S. Spring St., Suite 620, Los Angeles, CA 90013, United StatesLos Angeles, California, United States
Los Angeles office
Former officeOpened 2005 · Closed 2020
About this office
Former overall studio headquarters and Downtown Los Angeles production and post-production facility; operated from 2005 until closure in 2020.
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