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FRAME Media is a collaboration between designers Colin Owen and Jonathan Burch. We offer a realistic 3D visualisation and animation service for architectural, interior and industrial design sectors.
Colin and Jonathan met at The Nottingham Trent University whilst studying for a degree in Furniture and Product Design. In 2003 Colin took a Graphic Design and Visualisation post with Clothing company Stirling. Jonathan worked for Habitat, Doshi Levien and Tom Dixon using Product Design and Visualisation skills.
FRAME Media was formed in 2004
We specialise in photo realistic representations for the architectural and design related industry. Trained in Furniture and Product Design we understand the importance for accurate communication between you and your client.We can precisely create 3d models and animation from sketch work, architectural plans, digital photography or technical drawings. We are proficient in a range of programmes including 3ds max, Photoshop, Illustrator, Autocad, Director and Premiere amongst others.
It is this realisation of flat work into 3 dimensions that will provide your clients with the information they often find hard to visualise.
We specialise in photo realistic representations for the architectural and design related industry. Trained in Furniture and Product Design we understand the importance for accurate communication between you and your client.We can precisely create 3d models and animation from sketch work, architectural plans, digital photography or technical drawings. We are proficient in a range of programmes including 3ds max, Photoshop, Illustrator, Autocad, Director and Premiere amongst others.
It is this realisation of flat work into 3 dimensions that will provide your clients with the information they often find hard to visualise.