Florian Mondl for KIMCL MedUni
KIMCL (Clinical Institute of Medical and Chemical Laboratory Diagnostics at MedUni) needed a clear and engaging video to communicate the challenges caused by limited space and fragmented laboratory infrastructure. Existing capacity constraints were slowing down workflows, delaying processes, and preventing efficient sample handling.
The goal of the project was to visualize the need for a new centralized facility – a modern home where diagnostics, innovation, and technology could be brought together under one roof.
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- Unter freiem Himmel
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Various fun and quirky character animation loops for Kleine Zeitung, supra-regional newspaper and publisher.
This work was done in-house at Moodley.
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- Moodley
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Logo animation for Post Post, a hotel in Bad Hofgastein, Austria.
The classic postman on horseback makes way for a young couple setting off for the Gastein valley. Conceived by Studio Bruch, illustrated by Daniel Triendl.
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- Studio Bruch
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Logo animation for Perfect Strangers, a production company devoted to creating media that emotionally resonates.
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- High Tide
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Animation of interactive elements used on Smart Energy’s website.
This work was done in-house at Moodley.
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- Moodley
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Animation of some key brand elements as well as some animation tests for a Salzburg-based manufacturer of industrial doors.
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- Solid & Bold
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Logo animation for thermal spa Bad Waltersdorf.
Branding by Solid & Bold.
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- Solid & Bold
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Logo animation for Therapy Notebooks, a company developing mental health tools.
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- High Tide
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Logo animation of Josef Göbels, manufacturer of bespoke furniture in Styria, Austria.
This work was done in-house at Moodley.
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- Moodley
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Bringin to live Solid & Bold’s charismatic illustrations that where used to lighten up their own website.
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- Solid & Bold
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Logo and character animation for Wolf, a family-run bakery from Augsburg, Germany.
This work was done in-house at Moodley.
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- Moodley
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Character animations for kth, depicting fun visual translations you might encounter when working as tax advisors and auditors.
These animations were used to spice up kth’s website.
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- HUNGRY
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Logo Animation for one of Mythologys clients that unfortunately never saw the light of day except for here.
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- Mythology
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Logo animation concepts and application example for Glass, a place for aspiring video creators.
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- High Tide
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A showcase of the versatile grid system developed for and out of the logo for Squared Circles.
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- Christina Michelitsch
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Various character animations for Vinzenz Gruppe, a private operator of non-profit healthcare facilities.
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- Birds do it
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The logo of Obertrumer, a private brewery, was brought to life for presentation purposes on the Moodley website.
This work was done in-house at Moodley.
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- Moodley
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Helping High Tide to bring alive some of the assets they were doing for their client Snapchat to showcase them on their website.
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- High Tide
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Logo animation for a restaurant.
This work was done in-house at Moodley.
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- Moodley
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Logo animation and reveal for Salzburger Sonnenterrasse, an association of several towns forming a holiday region in Salzburg, Austria.
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- Rebell Creative
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Two illustrations by Daniel Triendl brought to life for the annual European Health Forum in Gastein, Austria.
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Logo animation for Austrian food retail company Mpreis.
This work was done in-house at Moodley.
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- Moodley
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Solid & Bold asked to animate this jamming character to convey the playful character of their new set of illustrations for the organic farm LaSelva.
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- Solid & Bold
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