ABOUT
In the beginning, there was chaos. Then came deadlines.
We are TROUT—born not of gods, but of group chats, late-night renders, and the occasional divine intervention (usually caffeine-related). Like the shapeshifters of old, we take many forms: directors, designers, animators, illustrators, troublemakers. Technically separate beings. Practically one many-headed beast.
We believe in the ancient arts: storytelling, motion, visual alchemy. Our tools are digital, but our instincts are primal—make it feel, make it work, make it impossible to ignore.
Legends say we can see in all directions at once. This is mostly true. It’s how we navigate creative chaos, shifting scopes, and the deep labyrinths of collaboration. We don’t just work with clients—we forge alliances, sometimes quests. Every project is a myth in the making.
And as the oracle once declared:
Fuck it, let’s do it.
(Spoiler: it always works.)
2017
ERMIS AWARDS-2017 / Bronze award ERMIS AWARDS-2017 / Bronze award 2016
ERMIS AWARDS-2016 / Gold award EVGE AWARDS-2016 / Merit
2014
EVGE AWARDS-2014 / Animation Motion Graphics ERMISAWARDS-2014 / Silver award
Alpha TV | Pireaus Bank | Vermantia
Panasonic | Hellas Direct | Pavlides Chocolates What’s Up | FrieslandCampina | Innovathens
Stavros Niarchos Foundation | Intrasoft | Oira
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We are TROUT, one of the most genetically diverse vertebrates known.
We are so variable and adaptable that attempts have been made to assign us to at least 50 separate species (directors, designers, illustrators, animators etc.). nonetheless, we share common values in terms of design innovation, functionality and creation.
We are an important food source for humans and wildlife including brown bears and other animals, specializing in video production, animation, interactive design and motion design.
We can look and focus out of both corners of each eye simultaneously meaning that we can see in almost every direction at once. we believe that great quality work always goes hand in hand with strong collaborations which evolve beyond the confines of single project.
Or, as a wise man once said: fuck it, let’s do it.
It always works better this way.