Best Corporate & Sustainability Reports (BCSR) Awards 2025 Animation
A 48-second motion film for Jubilee General Insurance at the BCSR Awards 2025. Seven decades, a customer promise and a sustainability commitment, told in a handful of words per scene — in the brand’s red from first frame to last.
- Client
- Jubilee General Insurance
- Industry
- Banking, Insurance & Fintech
- Scope
- Motion Graphics & Brand Animation
- Year
- 2025
The challenge
The Best Corporate & Sustainability Reports Awards is an evening of annual reports, auditors and finance teams, and one company film after another on the big screen. Jubilee General Insurance had under a minute to say who it is: more than seventy years of protection, its standing as a rated insurer, the people it covers, its digital services and its commitment to a sustainable future. All of that had to land in a hall, read from the back row, without turning into a report read aloud — and look unmistakably like Jubilee.
What we did
- Built the film on one idea, Jubilee Alive, and one line of thought that every scene follows: life is always moving, so insurance should move with it.
- Let kinetic typography carry the script. A few words per scene, with bold and light weights set against each other so the words that matter — moving, should, live, grow — land first and stay readable from the back of a hall.
- Kept the brand in every frame: Jubilee red, sweeping light trails as a constant layer, the logo held top-left, and scenes framed in angled panels that echo the brand’s diagonal.
- Set the story in Pakistan, recognisably: Karachi’s skyline with the Mazar-e-Quaid, Islamabad’s Faisal Mosque under the Margalla Hills, and highways at sunset, so “communities, corporates, individuals” meant people in the room.
- Gave every claim something to look at: the heritage as a giant 3D “73”, the ratings as plaques on a plinth, the app on a phone in a hand, the discount card held to camera and a glass globe for sustainability.
- Closed on a single, clean logo lockup, and delivered the film in Full HD at 30 frames per second for the screen in the hall.
Outcome
What changed.
Qualitative where we don't yet have the client's clearance to publish figures. We'd rather say less than overstate.
From the opening title to the logo lockup
‘Jubilee Alive’, carried through every scene
The story told in a few words per scene
Full HD at 30 fps for the venue screen
Stills
11 frames from the film.
Stills in running order. Use the arrows or your keyboard.











Frame 1 of 11
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