A corporate image video was produced to explain what the Initiative Massiver Leichtbau is about and why lightweight construction is essential in the automotive industry. The video production combines live-action footage and animation. An actor guides the story by raising questions in his thoughts and then answering them. His thoughts are voiced by a narrator. CAD data was available for the vehicle and its components.
Even before the launch of the M-Type Delta, Dürkopp Adler teased online that something new was coming soon. The type of product was not revealed. This teaser was one of three and was designed to spark curiosity and maintain excitement until the product launch. To avoid revealing any details, the film primarily uses close-up shots.
This film was produced for a trade fair booth at IFA. The goal was to create an eye-catching highlight that reflects the innovative concept of MChef. The film features a wide variety of scenarios, such as “in a meeting room,” “on the moon,” or “at the beach.” All of these environments were built entirely in 3D by us. The dishes were photographed in 360 degrees and converted into 3D models in order to integrate them into the film with perfect texturing.
The film was produced as part of Schüco’s security campaign. It was intended to present security vulnerabilities in residential buildings as well as Schüco’s corresponding solutions in a friendly and entertaining way. We chose a motion graphics approach featuring a slightly clumsy burglar character on a quest for “loot.” The style is reminiscent of a computer game, where points are collected from station to station. Music and sound effects reinforce this impression. A voice-over narrator conveys information. This film received the Gold ITVA Award 2016 in the Sales Promotion/Marketing category.
The film was produced for the annual general meeting of the investment company. The goal was to illustrate the areas in which the various member companies operate. The viewer sees an abstract world kept very pale and understated. Only the products of the member companies stand out in red, making it immediately clear that INDUS products are used in almost all areas of life. A major challenge was creating a world that includes many different scenarios: residential buildings, hospitals, industry, road construction, gas stations, trains, buses, etc. No CAD data was available for the implementation. The products were based on photographs.
The film presents the new MediaAccount from LandauMedia. The goal was to showcase the different possibilities the account offers. In addition, the film is intended to provide a basic understanding of how to use the account. The basis of the film consisted of screen recordings captured during operation, which were edited by us in post-production. The film is accompanied by a voice-over narrator. In addition, on-screen text highlights key facts.
This trailer is a compilation of various projects. Architectural visualization is a key component of construction projects. In addition to renderings that show individual views, films are very popular for presentations. An animation film makes construction projects tangible even before the first groundbreaking. Changes in the planning can be easily adjusted during the construction process. Architectural visualizations are used, for example, to attract investors or appeal to future tenants. As a basis, we require CAD data or detailed drawings from the architects.
This showreel provides a brief insight into our AR projects.
In Motion Design, we use graphic 2D elements and bring them to life through animation. Symbols, characters, typography, shapes, or lines – originally static visuals are set in motion. This makes content both engaging and entertaining.
