1. How much does 3D animation cost in Singapore?

Production starts around SGD 10,000 and scales with the work involved. Most product, explainer, and medical or scientific 3D lands in the SGD 10,000 to 30,000 range, depending on complexity and length. Large-format event work is scoped individually against the venue and hardware, and can run well beyond that depending on scale.

2. Do you do 3D projection mapping and holographic displays?

Yes. A large part of our 3D work is for events, projection mapping, holographic launches, and large-format arena visuals, alongside our medical and product animation, work like the Adidas glasses-free installation and the FIBA arena graphics.

3. Can you build accurate medical and scientific 3D?

Yes. We work from clinical documentation and technical specs to build anatomically and scientifically accurate 3D that stays clear for the intended audience.

4. How long does a 3D project take?

A typical 3D explainer runs six to ten weeks. Large-format event work depends on the scale of the installation and the event date we're building toward.

5. Do you offer 2D animation as well as 3D?

Yes. We work in both 2D and 3D, and recommend the format based on what the content needs to show, not a fixed house style. Product mechanisms and physical spaces usually call for 3D, while process and concept explainers often work better in 2D.

6. Can you combine live filming with 3D animation?

Yes. We run hybrid productions that combine on-site filming, in hospitals, labs, or industrial sites, with 3D overlays, so the final piece grounds the animation in a real, recognisable environment rather than a fully synthetic one.

7. What do you need from us to start a 3D animation project?

We typically need your existing technical documentation, reference images or specs, and a short working session where we map out what the animation needs to communicate before any 3D work begins.

MOTION GRAPHICS STUDIO · SINGAPORE

Motion Graphics That Make Information Move

Motion graphics is animated design content, built from data, systems, or ideas rather than filmed footage, used to hold attention on a boardroom screen, a stadium LED wall, or a phone feed. Triken has been building it for over ten years and 400+ projects, in 2D, 3D, or a mix of both. Motion graphics projects typically cost SGD 7,000 to SGD 20,000, with most projects landing around SGD 15,000.

Updated August 2026

We turn data, processes and ideas into motion graphics that hold attention and make the message clear, for enterprise, tech, and event teams across Singapore.

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When static slides aren't landing, motion carries the message

Numbers, systems, and abstract ideas are hard to hold attention on when they sit still. Motion graphics give them rhythm and direction, so the viewer follows the point instead of drifting. It's how you make information feel effortless to absorb.

A FEW EXAMPLES

Motion graphics across the range

2D, 3D, and everything between, built for the screen each one lives on.

Motion graphics visualisation explaining Global Riser's engineering and industrial systems.

Global Riser Engineering Visualisation

Turned complex engineering information into a clear sales communication tool.

What we use motion graphics for

Data and statistics brought to life with clarity
Product and app walkthroughs
Event and conference visuals for large-format screens
Social and campaign content that stops the scroll

Designed for the screen it lives on

A motion graphic for a boardroom is not the same as one for a stadium LED wall or a phone feed. We design for where it will actually be seen, so it reads at the right pace and size every time.

What does the motion graphics process look like?

Every project runs through the same stages: discovery to gather your data, brand assets, or event requirements, storyboard and style frames for design sign-off, animation, and delivery formatted for the screen it's built for.

01

Discovery

Your data, brand assets, or event and broadcast requirements.

02

Storyboard & style frames

Design signed off before animation starts.

03

Animation

Built to the approved design system.

04

Delivery

Formatted and tested for the destination screen.

Broadcast and live event work runs against a fixed date, so the schedule works backward from the live moment. Corporate and campaign work has more room to move, but the same discipline applies either way.

How much does motion graphics cost, and what drives the price?

Motion graphics projects typically cost SGD 7,000 to SGD 20,000, with most projects landing around SGD 15,000. The final price depends on length, how much is designed from scratch, number of scenes, and the number of formats required.

SGD 7,000 - 20,000

Typical project range

~ SGD 15,000

Where most projects land

Large-format broadcast or event work is scoped individually against the venue, screen count, and live deadline, and can run well beyond this range.

What pushes a project up: multiple formats from one project (boardroom, social, broadcast-safe), tight live-broadcast deadlines, data-accurate animation, and custom illustration. What keeps it down: a single format, existing brand assets to build from, and a flexible timeline.

Do you use AI in motion graphics?

Yes, and it's capable of more than most people expect. AI handles style exploration and rough cuts well, and it can carry a full piece of animated storytelling too.

WHERE AI HANDLES IT WELL

Style exploration and animatics
Rough cuts and concepting
General animated storytelling and sequences

WHERE WE STILL BUILD BY HAND

Anything matching your brand guidelines exactly
Data-accurate chart or stat animation
Live broadcast timing and deadlines

The judgment isn't whether AI can do motion graphics, it clearly can. It's knowing which part of a given project needs to be pixel-accurate to your brand, tied to real numbers, or timed to a live feed, and building that part by hand instead.

How long does a motion graphics project take, start to finish?

A typical project runs two to six weeks from brief to final delivery, depending on length and how many formats it needs. Live broadcast and event work runs against a fixed date rather than a fixed duration, so the schedule works backward from it.

Testing on the actual screen or feed gets built into the schedule before the live date, not left until the end.

What do you need to have ready before we start?

Your brand guidelines, any existing data or content that needs animating, and, for event or broadcast work, the screen specs and the date.

If the message itself, not just the look, still needs to be worked out, we run a short Product Story Mapping Session first, a working session that maps out what needs to be communicated before design starts.

If the piece needs a voice, you don't need a script or a narrator lined up either. Most data and event graphics run visual-only, but if your piece needs narration, scripting and voiceover are part of the service, written during discovery and cast to match. Already have a script or voice talent you want to use? We build around that instead.

Is motion graphics the right format for your project?

Motion graphics already covers a lot of ground, 2D, 3D, or a mix of both, built around data, systems, brand assets, or a live event rather than tied to one fixed technique. If what you're building needs rhythm and clarity brought to information, a metric, a process, a launch moment, motion graphics is usually the fastest way there.

Where it's worth a second look: a device or mechanism that needs to be physically accurate leans on our 3D Animation page for more of that depth, and a longer, character-led story with a clear beginning, middle, and end leans on our Explainer Video page. Neither is off-limits for motion graphics either, a lot of our work blends design, data, and story together. If you're not sure which shape fits your project, that's exactly what a working session sorts out.

Trusted by teams across healthcare, tech, and enterprise

400+ projects delivered, over ten years

Neo Lin, Digital Marketing Manager

Beckman Coulter Singapore

“Strong storytelling combined with a sharp eye for detail. Both animation projects exceeded expectations in execution and final quality.”

Robert Ross, Technical Manager

Global Riser

“Triken Studios guided us clearly through every stage of our first marketing video. The project was well managed, delivered on time, and exceeded expectations.”

Yen-Lyng Caw, Community Manager

CreativesAtWork

“Despite tight deadlines and strict requirements, the team delivered excellent work without compromising quality. Professional, responsive, and easy to work with.”

Motion graphics questions we get asked

Yes. We're based in Singapore, and we work with clients globally. Nothing about 3D animation needs the client in the same room, so the location matters less than the project. Whether it's medical, product, engineering or event work, we've delivered it locally and internationally.Reviews run on a collaborative review platform where you comment directly on the frame you're looking at, with the timecode attached. That removes the usual back-and-forth of describing which moment you mean in an email, and it means a team spread across time zones can leave feedback whenever suits them and see everyone else's notes in one place.

Have information that isn't landing yet?

Tell us what you're trying to communicate and where it'll be seen. We'll tell you honestly whether motion graphics is the right approach.