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about us

We make stuff move. We deliver highly personalised animated movies for a variety of audiences and purposes.

We tailor every step of the creative design process to the needs of the project. This allows us and our collaborators to tell the story in the most engaging, efficient and personal way.

We have a broad range of visual styles and techniques, handmade as well as digital: 2D, 3D, stop motion. Some of our favourite story elements are the natural sciences (¹), weird dreamy humour and colourful worlds filled with one-of-a-kind characters.

Mochi Motion is based in Ghent, Belgium. Feel free to get in touch hello@mochimotion.be or a direct message on your social platform of choice.

(¹) Including, but not limited to cute animals.

These are some of the studios and clients we've had the pleasure of working with:

Mochi

From Wikipedia:

Mochi (Japanese: 餅, もち) is Japanese rice cake made of mochigome, a short-grain japonica glutinous rice. The rice is pounded into paste and molded into the desired shape.

Some variants taste a little funny, but in general they are quite delicious.

Liesbeth Eeckman (BE, 1991)

is an animation filmmaker living and working in Ghent, Belgium. She graduated from KASK in 2016 with a master’s degree in Animation. She previously studied graphic arts at the same school, the influence of which can still be seen in the diverse graphic styles and techniques in her films.
Liesbeth’s work shows a strong interest in natural sciences, especially animal behaviorism.
Her graduation films, the 2D animated zoo-documentary Biotopia and the stop motion cats-and-dinosaurs extravaganza Kitten Instinct were shown on various film festivals worldwide.

Joel Rabijns (BE, 1986)

graduated as Interaction Designer in 2008 and as Film Director in 2013. Working for the in-house production studio of one of Belgium’s oldest universities allowed him to explore animation in the context of science-themed graphic design. Aside from freelance motion projects he writes and directs live action narrative fiction in collaboration with Yves Sondermeier. Their feature length debut The Thingy: Confessions Of A Teenage Placenta was released on various home media by cult distributors Zeno Pictures and Troma Entertainment.