Our latest product demonstration was completed for Zenith Interiors, an Australian office interiors company.

Our latest big name client is one to be excited about – Kayla Itsines, the global fitness guru. We made an animation for Kayla to celebrate the first birthday of the Sweat With Kayla app.

Our trophy cabinet’s running out of room… Jumbla has been awarded for our beautiful animation work again – this time at the W³ Awards, based in New York.

Spring has sprung in Melbourne. And along with it, the Melbourne Spring Fashion Festival.

The online video game League of Legends attracts a staggering 27 million daily players.

Hands up if you miss getting a lollipop at the doctor’s office. Yeah...us too.

Welcome to the future – Jumbla will be your guide! We’re pretty excited about this one, as this video showcases an actual hologram. Not an animation of one – but a real life, actual hologram.

Our latest collaboration with Ogilvy sees the completion of five pre-roll advertisements for Lenovo, the global technology giant.

Introducing the newest member of the Jumbla family – Cornel, who’s joined us all the way from Germany! He’ll be joining the team as our latest creative director.

For one of our latest projects, we worked alongside world-renowned creative agency McCann, as well as The University of Melbourne – the first ranked tertiary institution in Australia.

Here at Jumbla, we consider explainer videos one of our specialities – but they get extra special when they also feature a 3D product demonstration...

Our latest Vimeo upload is one for the books – it’s our showreel for 2016. And we think it’s our best one yet.

Woohoo! Jumbla has been awarded for our incredible work once more – this time at the 2016 Animation Effects Awards Festival (AEAF) in Sydney.

Don’t have time to read this article? No worries, just head to http://woobox.com/5rycma/gallery?web=1 to vote for our entries!

The bass has been dropped at Jumbla – in the form of another award!

At Jumbla, we love working on light-heartened videos, but that doesn’t mean we don’t use our creativity to help around serious issues.