Ninriki Co. is Jamie Clive Boyle's personal art studio, with a primary focus on traditional animation films linked through acts of illustration, artbooks, copyright management, licensing and record label. The emphasis is expanding to include dedicated integration of animation production, marketing, and distribution. Furthermore, we hope to create more events based on Jamie's work through digital or physical exhibitions, with less of a pathway through that. We are excited to create Jamie's personal work, which will also benefit the UK animation scene. Last but not least, it is a dream to have co-production, to assist with animation planning or distribution for third-party films; here for the best!

Ninriki approaches each project as an organizer, allowing individuals and entities to contribute in their respective specialist roles, allowing us to collaborate to bring the best work to each project and establish clear goals and ambitions.  

Jamie Clive Boyle is a British animator, director, and producer who began his career at Studio Maryoku. His first directorial effort, 'Eternal Horizon,' was released during his final college month, amidst personal difficulties. Jamie co-founded Studio Distrail to reignite his interest in animation, with the goal of perfecting both his craft and the film.

Jamie taught himself traditional animation techniques before co-founding Studio Maryoku in 2019 with Alfie Tanner. He worked with Harry Taylor and Dan Guo to create Eternal Horizon. The film, which also served as Jamie's final major project, received over 150 views in its first month with no promotion and 450+ views when it was re-released. It took two weeks to complete and had more than 400 frames. Studio Maryoku disbanded in 2024.

Faced with personal challenges, Jamie focused on his extended final project, which resulted in the establishment of Studio Distrail. Jamie and Harry pursued reforming their animated works after establishing a foundation in animation. Jamie and Harry founded a marketing and distribution arm to handle the studio films. During a shareholder deadlock, he considered a successor but decided against it and is now looking for a new personal venture in his art.