"Treasure Quest" is Discovery Channels mega-hit new series which airs Thursdays at 10p in High-Definition.  RNP was part of a team of animation houses who brought the history of shipwrecks to life from the mysterious WWII LaNegra to an historically accurate re-creation of the sinking of the Lusitania.  Each episode contains around 4 minutes of finished CG animation. We think this is some of our best work to date.  The RNP team consisted of Robert, Jeremy Totel of Pixel Eight, LLC, Alex Lee, and Ismail Said.

"Jesus: The Missing History" - Discovery Channel HD Theater. Airing Mar. 16 at 10p - Discovery Channel. Did you know that in Israel, 4 miles from the village of ancient Nazareth, there was a city called Sepphoris which had an aqueduct that brought water UP a mountain? In this show you'll see that and more. Some of the most famous cities of the ancient Middle-East - cities lost to the sands of time - are brought to life in stunning 3D High-Definition. Working from archaeological documents and sketches, the RNP animation team, which included Robert Newton, David Hugh-Jones and Ismail Said, painstakingly recreated these cities for this fascinating (it really is, that's not just hype) Discovery Channel documentary directed by noted British filmmaker, Graham Townsley."

"Trail of Terror" - Discovery Channel. A forensic look at the PanAM 103 bombing over Lockerbie, Scotland. Over 3 minutes of CGI plus title design, all done by RNP (with help from Ismail Said)."

 

"Hidden Bomb" - The Science Channel - A search for a hidden nuclear weapon off the coast of Georgia, US. RNP did all the CGI and title design.

 

"Moon Shot" - The Science Channel - A futuristic look at NASA's planned moon mission. RNP did title design.

As part of the Chemical Safety Board's ongoing commitment to workplace safety, it produces 3D animations to accompany its investigations. We're proud to be a part of the CSB's mission.

 

The US Defense Dept's Special Projects Office uses animations from RNP to visualize their next-generation research projects.