Owl In Space is an award-winning media company.
We create ‘thoughtful content’ with clients like Hong Kong University, Theos Think Tank and the BBC. As a cross-disciplinary team of researchers and creatives, we combine cinematic storytelling with deep research, to develop and produce ‘thought leading’ ads, explainers, series and standalone films.
RESEARCH DRIVEN CREATIVE
We create ‘thoughtful content’, which unites creative storytelling and big ideas.
FILMS FOR EXISTENTIALS
We make films which enchant, connecting with deep human longings.
CHANGE MAKING IDEAS
We present ideas in a way which encourages personal and cultural renewal.
HUMAN-CENTRIC TECHNOLOGY
We design and embrace innovative technology to craft distinctively human media.
Working closely with the client all the way from ideation to delivery, we develop research, thought leading brand and social strategy, content concepts, visual identity, stories, scripts and storyboards.
Our production team includes award winning talent, who produce VR and film content, photography, motion graphics, logos, VFX, illustration, and animation across drama, documentary and hybrid formats.
We create our own soundtracks in house for every film we make. Our styles include cinematic, electronic and orchestral, giving our films a unique feel.
Our short film “The Virtual Llama”, has been awarded BEST SCI-FI during its film festival run at the “Poppy Jasper International Film Festival”.
Our animated short film ‘Last Trip To Space’ has just been awarded ‘Outstanding Drama’ by ‘The Pitch’! Thanks to all the talented people who made this possible. We can’t wait to show you the final film.
Owl In Space has been awarded $234,000 in partnership with The Faraday Institute for Science and Religion, to produce it’s ongoing films series “Science & Eternity”
Our film ‘The Virtual Llama’ is being distributed by the largest Short distribution platform in the world: ‘Omeleto’.
Our short film “Living Things” starring David Gyasi, has been awarded BEST ACTOR during its film festival run at the “Genre Celebration Festival”.
