Laboratuvar, founded in 2008, is a multimedia production company and we find such formal and predictable definitions very boring.
We prefer to describe Laboratuvar as an exciting and creative environment where independent individuals work together as a team.
Our team is made up of professional individuals who can come up with unique and extraordinary ideas, follow the latest developments in their field and enjoy it at the same time. The appropriate team for any given project is organized quickly. Members of our team share the same vision and stay true to their ethical values.
We operate in all the areas of multimedia such as web, video, game and photo productions as well as graphic design, 2 and 3D character designs.
Although we appear to be a tiny company, with our experienced senior partners and competent members combined with the companies and independent specialists we co-operate with we can form The Voltron. According to the requirements of the project at hand we can expand or contract and we can create modular solutions.
In 2007 we were selected category winner for Golden Spider Web Awards as well as the Agency Achievement Award.
Our Slogan:
Creative Multimedia
What we do:
We do all sorts of web productions.
Film, photography and graphics.
WEB (Web Sites, microsites, portals, social networks, blogs, games and advergames)
FILM (Videos, animations, motion graphics, commercials and viral videos)
GRAFICS (Corporate identities, logo designs, character designs, posters and ads)
What Makes Us Unique:
We are passionate about the exciting work we do.
We are an experienced, talented, creative and effective team.
We take pleasure from following and applying
innovative new approaches in our fields.
We listen and hear our clients.
We rather pursue unique, brilliant ideas rather than the first one that comes to mind.
We specialize in design and software development for atypical and gamey projects.
We design to fit the needs of the project and use the latest technological platform.
We are feasible when it comes to budgets.
