Recycling Lives is an innovative and exciting organisation, focused on helping those in need, providing shelter, employment, pastoral care and overall assistance in getting their lives back on track. The concept surrounds a building designed to be part residential accomodation, part commercial, and part industrial space.
We worked with JP74 to deliver this introductory video explaining the scheme to a very wide audience who had probably never seen anything remotely similar before. A mixture of live footage, with 3d graphic models and an animated building exploding into slices broke the scheme down into manageable parts.
Find out more about the Recycling Lives scheme here.
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Concept are a distributor of premium fixings and power tools.
We produced a series of product videos showcasing the quality and design of their range. Featuring demonstrations and overlayed animated text (allowing the videos to stand alone with image only and no sound), these videos are now being shown at numerous exhibitions, trade counters and websites throughout the UK and abroad.
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Huxley Associates are international recruitment service providers within the ICT, Finance and Engineering sectors.
We were commissioned to produce a video promoting the company to prospective internal employees, spearheading a recruitment drive in this competitive industry.
Featuring green-screened presenter sequences, composited into an overall 3D creative along with interview and cutaway footage, this video also included bespoke music.
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Carried out through Motionlab, we created a series of high quality training DVDs to be used as the main focus point of training for hundreds of head teachers throughout Lancashire. We turned what is a particularly dry and often un-inspiring subject matter into something of watchable, high quality.
The DVD menu system allowed control of which section of the proceeding, and which particular scenario outcome, was to be shown. After each section the DVD returned to the menu to allow for group discussion before proceeding to the next section.
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Fixings manufacturer/distributor Deltaleigh needed a sales presentation video to demonstrate this unique product.
We combined filmed footage, 3d, motion graphics, and created a bespoke soundtrack to make this visually engaging, yet clear and understandable video which shows the application and installation of the Rigifix® product.
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The Institute of Engineering and Technology publish a number of well respected industry magazines. Nine of these publications were coverging into a singlenew-look magazine.
We produced a 3d animation with driving soundtrack for the launch event at their complex in London.
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Produced for Motionlab, this prospectus DVD formed a core part of the Furness College marketing package for 2007. Shown to hundreds of Year 11 students at various schools, this video showed various aspects of the college along with course footage and interviews with existing students.
Combining new footage, 3d, motion graphics and music, this was an incredibly involved project.
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The Hub (via Motionlab) provided the creative for this anti-launch party video for the merger of two well known local firms of solicitors.
We combined understated titles and graphics with video footage shot at the solicitor’s office.
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CityBrand are a Northwest Regional Development Agency funded design initiative, looking at ways to enhance the lives of Preston’s people through creative schemes. This two-year (initial) project developed a number of ideas which we visualised in a highly artistic style.
This video was used at an exhibition of CityBrand’s schemes at Preston’s Guild Hall.
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