Web Management UK required their services and success to be summed up in a small web clip. So what better way than through the medium of testimonials, from their previous customers.
Due to the fact the clip could potentially be displayed with no-sound (e.g. at exhibitions), we added subtitle summarizations throughout.
So if you or your company are looking for a testimonials promo (or general showcase clip) of your services, then we can help. Click here to contact us.
We’re always busy filming all sorts of products, people and places…but ‘EasyDry‘ is just one of those products that quite clearly deserves a shout out!
Widely used in the hairdressing industry, they are one-use-only towels that are decidedly more cost-effective, hygienic and eco-friendly than cotton towels. They save on space and are clearly much better for the environment (no laundry costs!). So it’s no surprise then, that they achieved ‘Winner of Innovation of the Year at the British Hairdressing Business Awards 2009′.
Here are some behind-the-scenes shots from our recent shoot.
Oakleaf Enterprise approached us again, this time requiring a 10 minute video, highlighting the ‘rights and wrongs’ during interview processes.
We used a skilled actress to play the part of the interviewee, however only minor storyboarding was used with the deliberate intention of keeping interview responses as natural as possible.
This film piece will be used by Oakleaf in group discussions and one-to-one scenarios, to help future job candidates enhance their own interview techniques.
We were approached by a Royal Holloway attendee, who required assistance with directing and filming ‘Escape’ - a psychological-thriller clip of a girl (Gabri) being chased by inner-demons. Emma’s aim was to then compose a musical score over the top, and later submit the project towards a dissertation piece.
Our glide-cam equipment enabled us to run through the woods, and keep footage as smooth as possible.
This private job was for a graphical artist, pitching a new games concept to the masses.
His intro animation required audio - an eerie buildup, rising to a crescendo, and then ending with a ‘musical explosion’. We sourced some relevant copyright-free sfx as well as producing a short musical piece (we have experience in Cubase, Reason, Cool Edit Pro…).
The final tie-up of audio and video were layed down in the editing suite, and then rendered out to various movie formats.
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