They know it like no others how to create characters that are unique, memorable, and unexpectedly charismatic. Blinkink is a world-class, award-winning production studio, champions of everything short-form. Don’t miss the chance to explore in detail some of their iconic characters for Becky & Joe’s Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared, Love, Death + Robots – All Through the House, or BBC’s Names Will Be Made.
Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared is the wildly inventive British series from Blinkink directors Becky Sloan and Joseph Pelling that was first released in 2011. Equal parts quirky kids’ show and mind-bending nightmare, this mixed-media hit jumps from playful pastiche to full-on fever-dream horror in an instant and has become a cult favourite amongst fans over the years.
In 2012, Blink partnered with Netflix to produce an episode for the Emmy-winning anthology series Love, Death + Robots in their second season. Directed by Elliot Dear, the stop-motion short All Through the House delivers a chilling twist on a classic holiday tale: two children sneak downstairs to catch a glimpse of Santa, only to encounter a terrifying surprise.
Names Will Be Made is an epic claymation film, directed by Blinkink director Nicos Livesey for the 2025 UEFA Women’s Euros tournament. Crafted in collaboration with BBC Creative, the film celebrates the art of handcrafted stop-motion animation while also highlighting some of the legendary female football stars who took part in the championship.
