Fakery

Bristol, England, United Kingdom

Specialist CGI studio for product visualisation and animation

Fakery is a specialist CGI studio that collaborates with brands during critical stages of product development. The studio excels in translating complex engineering concepts into a visual language that highlights both form and function. Located in Bristol and London, Fakery serves a diverse range of industries including consumer tech, performance equipment, and engineering-driven hardware.

Fakery's core services include high-fidelity product CGI, 3D product visualisation, and animation. The studio focuses on articulating complex technology, enabling pre-manufacture launches, and ensuring technical accuracy. Their outputs are used globally in launch films, digital ecosystems, and product campaigns, providing visual proof to move products from R&D to market.

The studio partners with product-led brands, marketing leads, and creative producers who value accuracy and impact. Fakery's process is designed to handle the volatility of modern product development, offering flexible, scalable assets that adapt as designs evolve. Notable projects include work for Christopher Ward, SharkNinja, and Trek, among others.

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What these services involve

3D Animation
3D Animation for video production and motion buyers. Clear scope, measurable outcomes, and reliable delivery.
Editing and Post Production
Editing and Post Production for video production and motion buyers. Clear scope, measurable outcomes, and reliable delivery.
Explainer Videos
Explainer Videos for video production and motion buyers. Clear scope, measurable outcomes, and reliable delivery.
Motion Graphics
Motion Graphics for video production and motion buyers. Clear scope, measurable outcomes, and reliable delivery.

About this agency on Agency List

Fakery holds an Agency List Score of 73 out of 100.

That score is higher than 32% of the 36,919 agencies Agency List has assessed so far.

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Agency List assessed Fakery in September 2026, reading 6 pages published on fakery.co.uk.

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