ABOUT

Who we are

Nice to meet you! We’re Good Stranger, and we take first impressions seriously. We make direct eye contact, offer a sturdy handshake, and remember your name.

We’re a stop-motion animation studio that creates short form content and traditional TV advertising. Sure, stop-motion is complicated, but let us worry about that. We’re named Good Stranger because it shouldn’t be that strange to find someone good. Each creator on our roster leaves such an impression.

Like the process for creating stop-motion itself, our working style is attentive and wildly creative. Our team has deep experience collaborating with agencies and brands to deliver highly-engaging and effective work. We’re rooted in sunny Los Angeles, California, surrounded by a diverse talent pool that allows us to explore a wide range of styles and techniques within our niche medium. We’re no stranger to some of the best artists in the industry. So, should we do this thing?

Green Statement

Being good to each other means caring for our collective. As creators we vow to use sustainable practices and thoughtfully-chosen materials across all stages of our production

We firmly believe that being good stewards to our planet is of the utmost importance when creating content. We know it’s important to you and to your clients, so it’s important to us. Give a hoot and don’t pollute.

Diversity & Inclusion

Telling creative stories is what we do. But the types of stories we tell are also a part of who we are. At Good Stranger we strive for inclusion from the top down and the bottom up. Too often, the opportunity for greatness is missed when other good strangers are isolated. They are not alone in their experiences.

To be a leader in diversity means being led by diversity, which is why we’re committed to broad perspectives throughout our creative leadership. We value individuality, diversity, and creativity in all forms. That which is different challenges us to be better creators and good-er strangers to others.

Here are some of the faces you’ll see.