Two individuals, Zack and Emilie, met on Bebo from separate parts of the UK... all because of a high school break-up between a peer of Zack's at school and herself. But from that initial communication, they realised that they loved a lot of things together; video, music, design, writing stories and - most importantly - Doctor Who.

It didn't take them long to become the best of friends. Together, they created some weird and wonderful content just because they could to express themselves. Of course, they couldn't afford Adobe Photoshop at the time. So they settled on good ol' Paintshop Pro. Emilie introduced a lot of new music and art to Zack, that would inspire him later down the line.

Emilie and Zack worked together to create two projects for the young creatives out there, as well as an entry to showcase their own work. Zack's project was 'The Breakaway Chronicles'; a platform where young inspiring authors could submit their own entries based on turning the life and people around them into fictional stories. Emilie built 'Yay! For Insane People'; a group based on the freedom of alternative expression through design, graphics, text and even doodles.

Emilie passed away February 2010. Zack is distraught. He reads a personal eulogy at her funeral, where her casket is fashioned as the Tardis from Doctor Who. It couldn't have been a more perfect service.

During his studies at university, Zack took the design projects inspired by Emilie and titled the brand 'Breakaway'. Inspired by the Kelly Clarkson song, his existing project 'The Breakaway Chronicles', his loved friend's inspiration, and to learn and create advanced digital design solution for individuals that needed photography, graphics and video. And finally, he could (just about) afford Adobe Creative Studio through a Student Plan.

Originally a name for a music venue that Zack wanted to open up in the future, he branded his new and current design name to Witch And The Wolf - loosely based from one of his high school stories that earned top marks. He strove to create 'future proof' designs to outrank his competition and celebrate existing artists through live events. The first live event failed and didn't have great attendance - something needed to be done.

So he spoke to local musicians, artists and created a gig where customers could interact with the event through performances and challenges. And once the changes were done, the next gig (and many others) sold out.

After 3 logos, trials, many animations and looks, Witch And The Wolf settle on the logo and identity that we use to this day. Our slogan, 'It's A Way Of Life', signifies we are made to create, publish and promote - inspired by our love of music, adventure, artisan culture and a never-ending desire to impress.

Witch And The Wolf creates content for musicians, bands, restaurants, yoga teachers and everything in between. It was a big launch of recognition to our brand that would eventually get passed around.

Zack met Lilly and Mike during his time in Bristol - two super creative and fun individuals that would eventually become his best friends. Zack created a website for Lilly's artisan coffee shop and helped Mike open an online publishing company for all of his travel stories. We also expanded our audience and started to create content for corporate uses, such as law firms.

As well as that, Witch And The Wolf introduced their first line of 'Pub Quizzes' that focussed entirely enhancing audience interaction.

After much trial and error (and testing several systems that would allow us to create websites the way we wanted to) we fully released our Website Design plan. In time, it has become one of our most popular services. We found a way where we could produce and publish advanced websites whilst giving our clients full editing capabilities with an easy to use, visual editor. And it's the same award-winning editor that we've partnered with and offer our clients to this day.

We've created some great animations with text and some elements for lyric videos, presentations and for film. But we knew we could do better. So we strengthened our abilities further to create fully animated features without the need to use a camera whatsoever. Our Animation plan comes full circle.