Happy 50th Anniversary to the US Open! In honor of this celebration ESPN invited Jump Studios to build a broadcast design package featuring the new US Open logo. Jump used the latest technology to create photo realistic glass elements which exude class and elegance. The advance in technology allowed us to achieve this realism in a 3D world. The glass design was the inspiration for the entire broadcast package to be used across all tennis properties. Help us celebrate by watching a teaser of the elements reel!

Ha Ling Peak is named after a man who first climbed it back in 1896. Sticks & Stones brought this story to life then came to Jump Studios for the color grade. Jump used Speedlooks Gold to infuse a unique personality and give the documentary that film look. Watch this story unfold on CBC.ca. https://bit.ly/2obFLlH

It was necessary for Group of Rogues to possess a hell-bent opening to their TV series Necessary Evil. Jump rose to the challenge after being approached for this evil task which resulted in a fiery motion graphic sequence. The devil is in the details…viewer discretion is advised.

ESPN put the ball in Jump’s court to create motion graphics for this year’s event in Wimbledon. Jump had two motion graphic artists on site to design for features and teases, while serving up requests on the fly from dusk till dawn. ESPN and Jump make a good match! Here’s a quick teaser of the on-site reel.

The National Film Board of Canada in association with Fifteen Pound Pink Productions came to Jump Studios for the color grade on this short film. ‘Skin for Skin’ has won several awards including the Grand Jury Award Best Short Film at the Edmonton International Film Festival and Best Overall Short at the Calgary International Film Festival. Big news as both festivals are Oscar qualifying.