Directed by Andrea Devia-Nuño, The Guide is an animated film created by Final Frontier for Novartis centered around family history, memory, and cardiovascular health awareness. The project encourages patients with a family history of cardiovascular disease to speak with their doctors about potentially elevated Lp(a) levels through a narrative driven by emotion rather than traditional medical communication.
Following a young woman through fragments of inherited memories and family connections, the film unfolds as a poetic journey between past and present. Through music, symbolism, and tactile visual storytelling built from painted paper, handcrafted textures, and frame-by-frame animation, The Guide transforms a complex health conversation into something intimate, human, and emotionally resonant.
Director Tim Fox revisits the cult comic The Maxx in an independently produced animated tribute, in collaboration with Final Frontier and DaHouse Audio. A dimensional reimagining that hints at a more immersive future for the fractured mythology.
National Foods, one of Southeast Asia’s biggest food brands, tapped Final Frontier and Le Cube to launch the new visual identity of their chili sauces with a full-flavor 2D film: “Taste that Transports You.”
Final Frontier, in partnership with Wieden + Kennedy Tokyo, is proud to present a unique series of twelve animated films for Major League Baseball Japan, directed by BluBlu Studios.
This groundbreaking campaign merges the worlds of augmented reality and traditional 2D animation, bringing MLB All-Star Japanese players to life in an entirely new way.
Spotify Advertising and FCB New York set out to reimagine how media planning is taught — turning best practices into music, and tutorials into culture. Tunetorials is a six-track album paired with a series of bold, genre-hopping music videos designed to make advertiser education actually stick.
Final Frontier was brought to bring this vision to life — producing three unique music videos across Animation, Mixed-Media, and Data-Driven Collage, each one translating a strategic message into something visual, emotional, and unforgettable. Beyond the films themselves, we also developed a visual system to tie it all together — a cohesive ecosystem that could house such a wide range of styles, techniques, and musical genres, while still feeling part of the same creative universe.
Tree Correspondents is Hyundai’s Cannes-winning project that gives trees a voice — part of the brand’s IONIQ Forest Initiative, a long-term global program dedicated to reforestation and biodiversity.
Extending beyond awareness, it uses AI to transform ecological data into first-person narratives told by the trees themselves.
The initiative spans 13 countries and has already planted over one million trees, building a global movement around the idea that technology and storytelling can reconnect us to the natural world.
A gentle story of stillness, empathy, and the unspoken bonds we share.
Created for Mental Health Month, Nyota is a hand-drawn 2D animated web series by Final Frontier for POP MART, directed by Daniel Semana, offering a quiet space to slow down and reconnect with what truly matters.
