We turn complex science into something actually get.

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We design, animate, and build interactive experiences with more accuracy and flair than ChatGPT.Complex briefs welcome.

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Explanations that unfold one idea at a time, so nobody has to pause and rewind. Though they can, obviously.

We draw the things that don’t photograph well. Molecules, mostly, but we’re open to requests.

Explanations you can poke. Drag a slider, flip a switch, and watch the science respond. It’s much harder to zone out when you’re the one driving.

Figuring out what to say, who needs to hear it, and how to explain it without losing everyone thirty seconds in.

Heard in the Wild

"Working with Giulia and Elisa at Sidebeak on our project has been a thoroughly enjoyable experience from start to finish. Their professionalism, eye for detail and level of organisation are outstanding — the project moved seamlessly in exactly the direction we wanted. Together they've created something we are extremely proud of, and we can't thank them enough for taking on our brief and bringing our vision to life."

Emma Garlick, Wellcome Sanger

"Giulia and the team at Sidebeak have an extraordinary talent for turning complex ideas into simple, elegant animations. Their organisation, understanding of the production process, and ability to find the best way to visualise a message made the whole experience seamless. Passionate and serious about their work, I strongly endorse them."

Dr Andrea Pisauro, Plymouth University

"Working with Giulia at Sidebeak has been a delightful experience. We have been developing a series of videos on scientific topics underlying conservation of infrastructure and monuments, some of which are quite technical. Giulia immediately grasps the scientific issues and finds clever ways to illustrate them. The project has benefited enormously from her creativity and judgment."

Prof George W. Scherer, Emeritus, Princeton University

"Giulia and the team have been excellent partners throughout our ambitious project. The animations are beautifully crafted, scientifically accurate, and now widely used both at ETHZ and by students and educators around the world. Their creativity and deep commitment to understanding our work were instrumental in making complex scientific concepts accessible, and we are extremely satisfied with the final outcome"

Prof Dr Robert J. Flatt, ETHZ