MadMicrobe Studios

02/27/2026

Our team here at MadMicrobe Studios recently had the opportunity to work on some medical animation for the new FX TV series, the Beauty, and they hit it out of the park! Here's a peek behind the scenes in this short process reel...

02/24/2026

We can finally share this year’s spectacular AMI Sourcebook spread, created by MadMicrobe medical animator extraordinaire, Paul Veach, which depicts a super charged T cell destroying a cancer cell.

07/02/2025

MadMicrobe Studios is looking to hire a recent graduate for our animation team!
If you have a degree in biomedical visualization/biovisual communications (or similar) and a passion for science, we want to hear from you. You'll help our team create stunning 3D & 2D medical animations.
We're looking for:
- A relevant degree and a strong portfolio.
- Strong science, (biology/biochemistry) understanding.
- Familiarity with After Effects and Cinema 4D
- A passion for learning. We provide training and support to help you grow!
- Available to work within EST timezone workday.
Ready to start your career? Send your resume and portfolio link to info@madmicrobe.com.

05/13/2024

Our 2024 Medical Animation Reel has landed!

02/29/2024

Exciting stuff

MadMicrobe Studios has launched a new animation service in the science and technology sector, leveraging its expertise and success in bioscience animation to help industrial clients visualise their products, technologies and factory spaces.

Read more here 🔗 https://bitly.ws/3eAiE

02/14/2024

Our second ad submission for this year’s Association of Medical Illustrators Source Book depicting adipocytes (fat cells) and approaching macrophages. Swipe for detail.

02/13/2024

One of this year's AMI sourcebook image that our team worked on. MadMicrobe artist Susie Yun worked with artists Walid Aziz, Alex Sheludchenko, Ezra Kortz, and Adam Zunder to produce this stylistic image of an unfortunate bacterium under attack by multiple bacteriophage virions.

12/21/2023

12/19/2023

Best Wishes for a Joyful Holiday Season and a Happy New Year from your friends at MadMicrobe! Image by MM medical animator Susie Yun. Microglia snowflake modeled by MM artist Alex Sheludchenko.

10/19/2023

This past weekend a few of our UK/European animation team members, ie: "The Eurobes" as we affectionately call them, assembled in sunny Barcelona, Spain for a fun and enriching team-building meet-up. Led by MM Directors Vincent Elsey and Alan Smith, the team had a chance to present creative ideas and strategies for the coming year, while being inspired by Gaudi, Dali…and a fair amount of Sangria!

10/06/2023

To help the team continue to learn and grow (as well as have a bit of fun between projects) we throw down various themed R&D challenges throughout the year for those who wish to participate. Our latest challenge was to explore SoftBody Dynamics techniques and see if we could all create a short clip showing off our results. This provided an opportunity for a few of our artists to dabble in the new Cinema 4D softbody tools, Insydiums dynamics tools, and of course Houdini.
Here are the results....enjoy the reel!

09/28/2023

https://www.maxon.net/en/article/behind-the-scenes-of-csi-vegas
MadMicrobe's team recently had the chance to chat with Meleah Maynard on behalf of Maxon to discuss our work behind the scenes on the TV series CSI: Vegas. In this collaboration with visual effects company CosaVFX, our team showcased their CGI and FX expertise, demonstrating the intersection of medical animation and entertainment.
Maxon, known for its industry-leading 3D software packages such as Cinema 4D, Redshift, and ZBrush, recognized our contributions to the project. We're proud of our team's accomplishments and grateful for the opportunity to be part of this iconic series.
If you're interested in the convergence of medical animation and cutting-edge technology in the entertainment sector, check out the full article on Maxon's platform for an insightful read.

MadMicrobe explains how they use Maxon One and other tools to create detailed medical and science animations for the popular series.