After building a good relationship with Professor Fitzpatrick through working together on graphics for The Supervet TV show, we were asked to create more operation explainer videos for his live show “Welcome to my World”. These sequences appeared on a huge curved screen behind Noel, helping him to tell his stories as he toured the UK.
We created the graphics for The Supervet Live, a special event episode bringing Professor Noel Fitzpatrick’s groundbreaking veterinary work to a live audience. The brief called for a clear, cinematic visual identity that could translate complex medical procedures into accessible, engaging sequences in real time.
Our London studio developed detailed anatomical models and procedural animations using Cinema 4D, combining scientific accuracy with strong visual storytelling. Each sequence was designed to support Noel’s explanations on stage, helping viewers understand the techniques, technology and innovation behind his pioneering approach to animal care.
This project highlights our experience in producing broadcast‑quality TV graphics for UK audiences, adapting our design approach to suit live events, medical storytelling and documentary‑led formats where clarity and precision are essential.
Professor Fitzpatrick on stage in front of the screen that our graphics appeared on.