We start from the coordinates of your protein, complex or material and turn them into 4K images and animations for a cover, a talk, a grant or outreach. The first sample is on us.
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A PDB code is enough, or the file if the structure is not published yet. Add two lines on what you want to show: the active site, a binding event, a change of shape.
An animation of about 15 seconds of your structure, in our style. Free and with no strings attached: if you don't need it, that's the end of it.
An image for the cover, an animation for the talk, or a narrated video that walks through the mechanism. We quote it for your project.
Every atom sits where your file puts it: the particle engine draws the coordinates, it does not make them up.
Prices are indicative: we quote after the sample, once we know what you need.
Three of our latest documentaries (narrated in Italian): same technique, same care. Your sample will be made the same way.
Yes. The structures you send us stay confidential: we show them to no one and publish nothing without your written permission. On request we delete the files once the work is done.
The PDB code, or the structure file. Then two lines on what you want to show: a binding pocket, a subunit interface, a conformational change. If you already have a reference figure, send it along.
No. The sample is yours and you can use it in a talk. If you then want a full format, we talk about it; otherwise that's it.
Yes: you can use the work you commission in papers, talks, grant applications and outreach. A one-line credit to Renderium is all we ask.
You do. The geometry comes from your coordinates; for narrated videos we agree the script with you word by word, and nothing goes out without your approval.