whojo maat.

We’re a team of geeks friends with a lot of computing power.

Nearly ten years in, we still enjoy getting our heads around a new brief. A television opening, a brand in motion or an entire stand that changes around its visitors: the starting point is the same. What should people see, feel and understand?

People working at computer desks in a modern office space with artwork on the walls and plants.

Boutique by choice

We want to grow in quality, not quantity.

Staying a boutique studio gives us room to stay close to the idea and the people behind it. We care about how something looks, how it moves and how it works in the place where people encounter it.

Some projects live on one screen. Others need to fit a stage, a collection of LED surfaces or an interactive installation. We develop the content around that context and work with production and AV teams when the project calls for it.

A white, multi-story building with large windows and glass doors on each floor, located on a city street.
A white, multi-story building with large windows and glass doors on each floor, located on a city street.

Meet our posse

Different minds. One studio.

Our work brings design, animation and technical thinking into the same conversation. We share ideas, test them and build on each other’s work, from the first visual direction to the final frames.

That conversation includes you. Your knowledge of the brand, your audience or space helps shape the work; we bring the motion craft and help work out how to make it happen.

A man with long hair, glasses, and a beard smiling and giving a thumbs up while holding a framed picture. The picture shows a digital stage setup with bright lights and multiple screens.

whojo happens every day because of:

Jarne Thorrez ・ Floris Hugelier ・ Renaat Stuijk ・ Laurens De Ridder ・ Frederik De Backer ・ Stef Deleurere ・ Sandrien Van Poucke ・ Filip Joos

  • Person holding a piece of paper in front of a large, colorful dragon-themed mural.
  • Group of eight young adults posing indoors, some standing and others sitting or laying on the floor, with colorful wall art in the background.
  • Group of ten people smiling and posing for a photo indoors.
  • Person wearing glasses and a fake mustache, giving a thumbs-up while sitting at a desk with art supplies like glue and paint, in what appears to be a creative workspace.
  • A man with long dark hair, glasses, and a beard smiling while wearing headphones, sitting in front of a white brick wall and a desk with a monitor showing the letter 'K'.
  • Group of five people wearing masks standing around a counter in an art gallery or exhibition space with artwork displayed on the wall behind them.

From innovative startups to established multinationals, we looove making new friends.

Have a screen, a stage or a story in mind? Or perhaps a challenge waiting to be tackled? Tell us about your audience, timing and technical setup. We’ll help define the right motion strategy for your project.

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