BC Safety Authority - launch of new brand initiative
A recent project we completed for Outsidein Communications. The project involved multiple location shoots across British Columbia. The interviews help reveal why employees enjoy working for the BCSA, many having been there for over 20 years and still enjoy their jobs.
The visual treatment to the video helped introduce the updated brand.
Licensed Opticians Council of Canada - TV commercial.
We produced this TV commercial for Outsidein Communications. The commercial is currently being broadcast on 4 networks across Canada - CBC, HGTV, Food Network and Bravo!
Licensed Opticians Council of Canada - new brand.
We produced this video segment for Outsidein Communications. This video was launched in conjunction with a new website and a national TV commercial (which we also produced).
For more details visit http://www.licensedopticians.ca
In order to capture the very best quality footage we make use of a RED camera. With many of the same characteristics of a 35mm film camera, without the cost of film, it’s quickly revolutionized the industry. Imagery is captured digitally, in a RAW format, at 4 times the resolution of HD video footage. Why is resolution and a lossless compression so important you might ask… when shooting green screen footage, apart from careful lighting, both these determine the detail you can extract around your subject, things like fine hair and more.
Depth of field… with 35mm film lenses separating the subject from backgrounds is easily achieved. When shooting regular scenes, so non green screen footage, this is highly desirable, giving that filmic look to the captured footage.
Our RED camera kit includes a Nikon mount, Zeiss prime lenses, a matte box with a selection of IR and hot mirror ND filters, RED viewfinder, 7” Pro LCD, 2x RED drives, 4x RED batteries, Cartoni Gamma head and carbon fiber sticks. We also have a large 17” teleprompter to help you deliver your very best on camera.
To add movement to shots and other interesting angles, we make use of both a dolly and a jib. Further, to maximize subject resolution when full height green screen body shots are required, we’re able to mount the RED camera vertically when needed with a custom mount.
When you need to shoot green screen footage, having access to the right tools and lighting setup makes all the difference. We use a RED 4K camera for our studio environment.
Equipment list: RED 4K camera and a set of Nikon mount Zeiss primes, RED drives, audio mixer, jib, dolly, teleprompter, KinoFlo daylight balanced lighting, backdrops and more.
Our studio also includes wall to wall sound dampening to ensure good quality audio can be captured. With two Final Cut Edit suites, After Effects and other tools at our disposal we’re able to produce great looking composites. In a matter of minutes we’re able to transform the space into a regular studio space with backdrops for those shots that don’t need any green screen or effects work.
We’re able to go from storyboard to delivery on Blu-ray HD DVD within the confines of our studio.
We’ll help you deliver memorable stories and messages that truly engage the user. To do this we create a space where the user can participate in and interact with the environment and on-screen content in a fun and novel way. This multilevel/multisensory experience is made up of interactivity, immersion, visual and physical elements.
Engagement:
A buzz word that can be heard everywhere; community engagement, employee engagement, brand engagement, consumer engagement. What does it mean to engage? In its basic definition, according to the Oxford Dictionary, (engage in/with) means “participate or become involved in”.
It is in this participatory spirit that we designed and developed our own software/hardware product called diVA™. We use this tool to provide a simple yet effective way to use on-screen digital media in a far more engaging way in retail spaces, corporate lobbies, museums and science centers, casinos, public spaces and more. Through a simple API, we can “hook” into and work seamlessly with many third party applications as well, including Flash and Scala InfoChannel 3/5. Imagine being able to take a variety of electronic and electrical devices and software applications and use them as part of creating your next immersive user experience....
Smart, simple interactive mechanisms are used to respond to “presence” and initiate the conversation process by responding further to user actions and interactions. Because we’re able to monitor the environment, user interaction helps drive a more relevant experience. It all begins with just the simplest of every day actions: step onto floor decals to activate specific video content, pick up a product of interest to see more on it’s features, push a button to begin a product demonstration where the lights dim, music begins playing and a pleasant scent fills the air. These are just some of the very basic enhancements we can bring to regular on-screen content.
NO intimidating touch-screens and menus to navigate, no looping irrelevant content, no annoying audio.
Our solution captures the attention of visitors and engages them in the environment they are standing in. It is at the heart of what’s called a “Responsive Environment” (a space that interacts with the people who use them, pass through them or by them) and is completely transparent to the user. User intellect and emotion is engaged though experience, story telling, interaction and stimulation of visual, auditory, olfactory and tactile senses.
We’ve already created more exciting POP merchandising displays (for Nokia), Interactive 3D murals (BC Children’s Hospital Foundation) and immersive experiences (DSE/Infocom/Scala).
The BC Children’s Hospital Foundation was looking to bring a new dimension to their donor recognition program. As part of the Super Hero campaign initiative, we were involved in creating an interactive space in the main lobby entrance at BC Children’s Hospital.
We’ve all seen the regular donor recognition walls… glass panels and decals. Cornerstone Signage and the BCCHF team chose to create a wonderful 3D wall mural. To bring the space to life we provided the solution that allowed BCCHF to remotely update content running on 4 independent screens. The largest part the solution however was making the space come to life as visitors entered and interacted with the space - we created a responsive space for visitors.
As viewers enter the designated space, sensors bring the muted wall mural to life - content changes are triggered revealing the screens, DMX lighting is activated and a sound scape brings the city scape to life. Visitors then have the opportunity to choose any of the 4 independent screens to stand in-front of, floor decals help draw visitors in closer. When viewers reach a particular decal, the appropriate screen plays further content specific to that area of the mural.
Our diVA™ software/hardware solution is used to drive the entire experience. The system also provides feedback about what viewers interact with the most, dwell times and more.
This project also received coverage by the Canadian Fundraising & Philanthropy™, the article can be found here.
Through our Australian affiliate, Techmedia, our interactive technology was used to provide a more engaging user experience centered around POP merchandising displays.
The initial project began as a pilot of 20 stores in New Zealand in 2005. After a successful sales lift, in 2008 Nokia rolled out a further 55 stores across Australia. This execution made use of proximity sensors, RGB LED lighting and product triggers. The POP stand had several “states”, in each state something different happened based on user interaction. When no one was around the stand had a set lighting scheme and the displays played some prominent Nokia branding, without sound. the moment a user stepped within a certain range of the stand, the lighting would change, sound would begin playing and video content would change to draw and interest the user in selecting a handset. Once the user picked up a handset, the lighting on the stand would reflect the users choice and content would change to something relevant to the handset. Dual displays were used (placed back-to-back) so that 2 people could view products at the same time, one side also incorporated a touch screen which let users browse other content related to the handset they had picked up.
We provided all the sensor hardware and controllers, along with a custom application that interacted seamlessly with the Digital Signage Software and drove the entire experience.
The images above are from the initial prototype stand.
Getting shoppers to interact with products at the store level can clear up any misconceptions, educate and inform and quite simply let them “play”. More time with the brand/product means more time to influence final buying decisions. We’ll help you create “areas of interest” and with smart merchandising displays that work to your advantage. Watch this video to learn a bit more about the technology that helps us achieve this.
Another reason to make displays smart… Feedback! Once our system is installed into merchandising displays, apart from being able to respond to shopper interactions, interactions can also be monitored and logged. This means you have a way to track the number of times a particular product was removed, which was the most popular, how long it was held for, whether shoppers only stopped at the display and did not interact with anything and so on. It’s an active feedback system that can provide invaluable feedback 24/7.
Hardware can be built right into merchandising displays at the time display units are manufactured, as it’s been done in most of our projects, such as Nokia (through our Australian affiliate Techmedia Digital Systems).
Watch the slide show above for some possible things you can do with merchandising displays. We take a look at four scenarios - a mobile phone stand, a shoe stand, a tire store and finally a free standing garden equipment “shelf”.
Promoting a new vacation, want to bring a static poster or 3D wall mural to life… we can transform any space into a powerful message or story telling venue.
Have messages or stories automatically play out while controlling devices and elements within the environment or make the whole experience very interactive and participatory. Create outcomes based on choices users/participants have made. Need to educate and drive home how simple everyday choices affect our environment… it becomes easy now to show and experience this without pointing and clicking on a computer screen. Create a highly interactive space where objects are moved, buttons are pushed and much more.
In the above example we simply have a free running show that transports the viewer, could be someone standing in a shopping mall, within seconds to their dream summer vacation - the smells, physical atmosphere (heat, breeze...), the music. No simple video only presentation could achieve this as quickly or dynamically.
To get a taste of what we’re talking about take a look at the DSE demo video in this section of the website. This has been extremely successful when we’ve had the opportunity to set up the experience.
There is an endless list of things one can do to bring new and interesting or playful things to event marketing. It’s also possible to create “self running mini-shows” that run on cue.
In this example we’re taking a look at what could be used to promote a car - in a mall, an airport or within a dealership.
How often have you passed a vehicle on show at a mall or within an airport? Great to look at but that’s where the experience stops. What about a bit of a fan fare happening… dim the surrounding lighting, fire a smoke machine, begin a free-running walk around the vehicle by turning the vehicle, stopping it at certain places, while simultaneously displaying video content about what viewers are seeing. Trigger the scent of leather or the fresh outdoors if you’re not able to open the windows for viewers to glimpse into the vehicle.
Need something more edgy? Open windows, car doors, start engines… Invite guests that have previously been given RFID tagged badges into the vehicle, by name. Detect when they’re seated, then play their favorite music while opening the sun roof…
Really the possibilities are endless, any theme, any venue, any product deserves more than the ordinary… with diVA™ things can be extraordinary!
This demo was originally developed for the Digital Signage Futures Pavilion at InfoComm in early 2007. Watch this video.
Integration into the booth at the time was far from ideal. In subsequent showings we’ve been able to work with fabricators that have made it possible assemble something much closer to what we had laid out initially. The images above reflect the subsequent installations, unlike what was captured on the video.
What we showed was multiple proximity detections zones, content triggers, touch screen interaction and the control of several physical/environmental elements ranging from scent/smell, to lighting control, to heat (generated by an infrared heater) and wind. We also developed a special spray nozzle system that accurately reproduced the spray effect you get when opening a soda can. All these things were times perfectly with the video material to deliver a truly immersive user experience that wowed the audience and participants.
The demo was a great success and proved to be a great viral marketing tool at many trade shows - participants would bring their colleagues and clients over… nothing like letting them fall for the same surprise you did!
Some snaps from our project for Starlight Casino. We had a great cast to work with and while a long busy day, everyone had fun and got along well. The final production can be seen in the “On Screen” section of our site.
This super widescreen video (4:1 ratio) was produced to compliment other content playing on the main center attraction screen (28x8 ft) within the Starlight Casino, highly visible both as you walk into the casino and move around within the casino. We were responsible for all aspects of the production - storyboarding, look and feel development, casting calls, makeup, shoots, green screen studio work, all post production, motion graphics and music. Careful attention was paid to portray the casino as a young vibrant, yet family orientated environment, unlike other casinos in the Greater Vancouver area.
The final production was provided on Blu-ray DVD to ensure the highest quality playback was possible on the large playback screen which was made up of a matrix of seamless cubes.
To view some behind the scenes snaps visit the “Behind the Scenes” section to your left. For a larger view of the video, visit the Starlight Casino website here, be patient while it loads, it’ll begin playing in the main window.
We were responsible for the complete production - storyboarding, look and feel development, motion graphics, etc. The production included green screen shooting for the silhouettes in our studio. It was decided at an early stage in the project to use interface independent graphics, so the video could be used on an ongoing basis without becoming dated.
To ensure the piece worked well in a tradeshow environment too, care was taken to be very graphical instead of relying heavily on voice over - in short, the piece works almost as well to get concepts and ideas across without any audio.
To compliment this brief overview, we also produced an “InfoChannel 5 walk through video” which took users through basics of the software - Scala users helped explain and show viewers how easy it is to use the software. This and other videos we’ve produced in the past can be found on Scala’s promotional DVD.
We provided the North shore Credit Union with a turnkey digital signage installation (see case study to the left for a deeper look at content, visuals and this installation). All of NSCU’s branches currently have digital signage, as new branches come online, they are added to the system.
This is a small snippet from a one of the extensive content loops. Messaging was made up of a mix of video and dynamic text segments to allow for easy updating of messages. 3 different loops of content made up the messaging - one delivered messaging at the tellers, another more relaxed loop delivered messaging in a sit down area and a third loop, delivered in portrait mode rather than landscape mode, delivered messaging targeted at ATM machine users.
To further enhance the experience of the visuals within the branches we shot stock video from several locations around Vancouver’s North Shore and Squamish. Graphic elements and messaging were then placed on top of these video backgrounds.
We have also completed a similar project for Grand Forks Credit Union, but on a smaller scale.
On a yearly basis we choose and organization to help - donating our time and recourses to their cause. This video was produced for the Giovanni Bastone Foundation to increase awareness of their organization and help them raise funds to further cancer research.
Great stories move and inspire and remind us of how lucky we are and that real heroes are around us quietly doing things to make our world a better place.
As part of the World Urban Forum week held in Vancouver we covered some of the Habitat for Humanity events and activities. Elements of these became part of the larger production that was used to increase awareness of the local program and also inspire volunteers to get involved.
We enhanced the video with custom video transitions, timelapse video and motion graphics elements.
A Complicated Love - Dene Rossouw
To help our close friend Dene launch his new book, we put together this short video. It’s an emotive interview with Dene who talks about his experiences in coming to terms with his gay son.
You can find out more about his book here - http://www.complicatedlove.com
The promotional/informational video showcase Ubiquity’s Vue Guide, an interactive visual guide suited to museums. The initial pilot project took place at the Museum of Anthropology. In this video we follow a visitor interacting with the device and exhibits, we speak to senior personnel and also ask other visitors for their feedback on the product.
We produced two webmercials for the BC Cancer Agency, along with Shurlock Communications (see case study to the left), to bring awareness to teens about the harmful effects of UV radiation. We were lucky enough to interview a teen cancer survivor. The production was largely unscripted and captured with a more upbeat teen appealing look and feel.
Two webmercials were produced, they have been included above and will play back to back.
We’ve also recently completed work for the Canadian Dermatology Association, a series of videos targeted at outdoor workers and the precautions they should be taking.
We were asked by Sunrise Soya Foods to prepare a media kit that would go out as part of their 50th Anniversary celebrations. We shot extensive B-roll, did several interviews and compiled and packaged footage for the media. As a spin-off, we also assembled a bit of a corporate video which was played on their celebrated day.
A few 15 second adverts we created for the Fuelcast Digital Signage Pump Network during 2007. These ads played within a larger content loop and displayed on 17 inch LCD monitors embedded into gas pumps across North America. To find out more about the network visit Fuelcast.
This is an informational video we produced for Terminal Systems Inc. to elaborate on their Environmental Stewardship Program. Our work involved shooting additional footage, sourcing stock and other existing footage, then putting the final segment together.
This is a snippet from a 15 minute content loop we produced for a local spa, Spa Utopia. We were responsible for the look and feel development as well. Messaging was made up of a mix of video, motion graphics and dynamic text segments to allow for easy updating of message segments. We also supplied and installed computer hardware and software and setup a network to allow for remote updating.
We worked with the Fireworks Group to deliver a turnkey digital signage messaging system for their client, Science World. Our responsibilities included development of all the initial programming, system setup, template design and motion/graphical look. The project also included the production of several videos which were included in the loop. We provided on site training.
Find out more about the Fireworks Marketing Group here.
This is an extract of some of the videos we’ve produced for Kwantlen University over the past few years. These particular clips are from 2007.
Healthy Choices in Pregnancy (HCIP) is a component of the current ActNow BC health promotion platform. A target of a 50% increase in women counseled on alcohol use during pregnancy has been set for the HCIP initiative. We produced a 10-video series to educate and help health care providers better interview pregnant women who are at risk of substance abuse.
For download purposes we’ve selected one of the shorter videos. Typically each ran between 7 to 12 minutes and depended on the subject matter.
To find out more about the program, visit http://www.bccewh.bc.ca/
A self promo piece produced when we first established ourselves here in Vancouver back in mid 2001. The theme of setting ideas in motion has remained with us.
12 speaker support presentations linked via a menu structure with an index listing for each section. This tool allowed the presenter to cover any of 12 products and deliver simple or in-depth product info.
An upbeat video used by end client to secure investment funding. We worked with Chorus Marketing to produce this tight budget video for their client.
As a sponsor of the BCAMA in 2004, we produced this “Year in Retrospect” video segment which show-cased highlights from the years speaker events and presentations.
We speak to Sue Sherlock of Shelock Communications with whom we worked with on this project and get to see some of the behind-the-scenes setup.
The BC Children’s Hospital Foundation was looking to bring a new dimension to their donor recognition program. As part of the Super Hero campaign initiative, we were involved in creating an interactive space in the main lobby entrance at BC Children’s Hospital.
We’ve all seen the regular donor recognition walls… glass panels and decals. Cornerstone Signage and the BCCHF team chose to create a wonderful 3D wall mural. To bring the space to life we provided the solution that allowed BCCHF to remotely update content running on 4 independent screens. The largest part the solution however was making the space come to life as visitors entered and interacted with the space - we created a responsive space for visitors.
As viewers enter the designated space, sensors bring the muted wall mural to life - content changes are triggered revealing the screens, DMX lighting is activated and a sound scape brings the city scape to life. Visitors then have the opportunity to choose any of the 4 independent screens to stand in-front of, floor decals help draw visitors in closer. When viewers reach a particular decal, the appropriate screen plays further content specific to that area of the mural.
Our diVA™ software/hardware solution is used to drive the entire experience. The system also provides feedback about what viewers interact with the most, dwell times and more.
This project also received coverage by the Canadian Fundraising & Philanthropy™, the article can be found here.
As part of the World Urban Forum week held in Vancouver we covered some of the Habitat for Humanity events and activities. Elements of these became part of the larger production to increase awareness of the local program and also inspire volunteers to get involved.
We enhanced the video with custom video transitions and motion graphics elements.
COMING SOON! Healthy Choices in Pregnancy (HCIP) is a component of the current ActNow BC health promotion platform. A target of a 50% increase in women counseled on alcohol use during pregnancy has been set for the HCIP initiative. We produced a 10-video series to educate and help health care providers better interview pregnant women who are at risk of substance abuse.
To find out more about the program, visit http://www.bccewh.bc.ca/
COMING SOON!
On a yearly basis we choose and organization to help - donating our time and resourses to their cause. This video was produced for the Giovanni Bastone Foundation to increase awareness of their organization and help them raise funds to further cancer research.
The stories you’ll hear from interviewees in this production are moving and inspiring and remind us of how lucky we are and that there real heroes around us quietly doing things to make our world a better place.
The final production has been posted in the “On Screen” section, above.
The North Shore Credit Union approached us to help them implement their digital signage network. The NSCU is actively involved and supportive of the local community. The entire theme of their branches communicates and extends the environment into the branches aided by digital signage. Messaging is subtle and pleasing. We provided and configured the InfoChannel software solution and developed all the content for the network, including structuring the content for ease of updating while still keeping it visually stimulating and engaging.
The project was completed several years ago, we’re still providing content support for campaign updates.
Over the past few years we’ve been involved with several projects for Volunteer Vancouver. We’ve produced all the Volunteer recognition awards videos for two successive years until the program was sadly dropped.
During this time we’ve worked closely with Shirly Weir, with who we chat in this interview. The video footage included has been taken from one of the many videos produced for the awards gala evening over the years.
We were responsible for the complete look and feel development as well as the complete production of the motion graphics promo piece. The production included green screen shooting for the silhouettes in our studio. It was decided at an early stage in the project to use interface independent graphics, so the video could be used on an ongoing basis without becoming dated. After Effects was used for the production.
The “video” production snippet included is from a previous project - a walkthrough of the InfoChannel 3 solution. The InfoChannel 5 version can be found under the “On Screen” section of this website, just above this section.
This promotional piece showcased Ubiquity’s Vue Guide, an interactive video player that allowed viewers to walk around and get interesting facts on exhibits they were currently standing in-front of. Positioning was accomplished via Infrared beacons. The product won an innovation award in the US.
We were brought in by Junxion to help them with a speaker support presentation that would be delivered to youth across BC. This visual aid was used by teachers/facilitators of ITA to encourage youth to look into a career in the trades. The challenge was to deliver content in an interactive and visually stimulating way - the approach taken was well received. Apart from all the still and motion graphics elements and programming, we also did some challenging green screen work - the drawings we filmed in realtime and overlaid onto the presentation background. The above clips takes a look at some of the content we created.
A case study of this project can be found under “OurWork/Case Studies”. A timelapse sequence of the installation will be posted shortly.
All the wonderful vinyl poster and construction work was completed by Cornerstone Signage. Art, Connie and Henry are from Cornerstone, Chris is from BC Children’s Hospital IS department. I was obviously on site as too my partner Vita - getting all the footage for the case study and the shots above.
The two completed video segments can be found under “Our Work/On Screen”. You can also find a case study of this project under “OurWork/Case Studies”
Video Production:
We’re not big Hollywood types, but we certainly know a thing or two about video production. It’s at the heart of our business. A creative and polished job demands the touch of a professional. Your nephew with his new digital video camera isn’t going to cut it. And you shouldn’t have to retain the services of the big wig Hollywood types to get the best results.
Video can create emotion. It is one of THE MOST EFFECTIVE ways to tell a story and move an audience. It can inspire and entertain. As a sales tool it works magic. And as an entertainment vehicle it is unmatched. There are many ways video can be used effectively:
- Brand building
- Corporate communications
- Documentaries
- Event coverage
- Broadcast segments/TV commercials
- Training and recruitment
- Video press releases
- Video newsletters
Our services include scripting, storyboarding, videography, editing, and music/sound track design, motion graphics and animation. We do it all, including having our own green studio space.
What stories would you tell?
We’ll help you deliver memorable stories and messages that truly engage the user. To do this we create a space where the user can participate in and interact with the environment and on-screen content in a fun and novel way. This multilevel/multisensory experience is made up of interactivity, immersion, visual and physical elements.
Engagement:
A buzz word that can be heard everywhere; community engagement, employee engagement, brand engagement, consumer engagement. What does it mean to engage? In its basic definition, according to the Oxford Dictionary, (engage in/with) means “participate or become involved in”.
It is in this participatory spirit that we designed and developed our own software/hardware product called diVA™. We use this tool to provide a simple yet effective way to use on-screen digital media in a far more engaging way in retail spaces, corporate lobbies, museums and science centers, casinos, public spaces and more. Through a simple API, we can “hook” into and work seamlessly with many third party applications as well, including Flash and Scala InfoChannel 3/5.
Smart, simple interactive mechanisms are used to respond to “presence” and initiate the conversation process by responding further to user actions and interactions. Because we’re able to monitor the environment, user interaction helps drive a more relevant experience. It all begins with just the simplest of every day actions: step onto floor decals to activate specific video content, pick up a product of interest to see more on it’s features, push a button to begin a product demonstration where the lights dim, music begins playing and a pleasant scent fills the air. These are just some of the very basic enhancements we can bring to regular on-screen content.
NO intimidating touch-screens and menus to navigate, no looping irrelevant content, no annoying audio.
Our solution captures the attention of visitors and engages them in the environment they are standing in. It is at the heart of what’s called a “Responsive Environment” (a space that interacts with the people who use them, pass through them or by them) and is completely transparent to the user. User intellect and emotion is engaged though experience, story telling, interaction and stimulation of visual, auditory, olfactory and tactile senses.
We’ve already created more exciting POP merchandising displays (for Nokia), Interactive 3D murals (BC Children’s Hospital Foundation) and immersive experiences (DSE/Infocom/Scala).
Digital Signage:
Yes, we’ve all seen LCD and Plasma screens and billboards posted all over running advertising… and some other more useful things. It’s the “more useful things” we’re interested in helping you with. We’ve over 7 years of experience in this specific field and have a wealth of experience and knowledge to share with you so you do things right.
Our aim is to make you self supportive, once we’ve got you up and running. Getting you up and running will involve a lot of planning and homework, content creation, systems integration and so on. We’re a team player so we fit in an work with your IT and marketing departments to ensure all the angles are covered and taken care of, then we hand over the keys to you. Sure, we’re here to help you at anytime after that but it’ll be a choice rather than a desperate plee.
We are well versed in Scala’s InfoChannel solution and able to produce content for any network, after all content doesn’t care what technology you have running your network. If you’ve lost your viewers, with our Experiential solutions you’ve a fighting chance to get them back and keep them. To find out more about this solution offering take a look the the Experiential section of our website (above).
Working with Authentic Dialog we shot, edited and produced a video to help those needing a surgical proceedure, prepare for the day, as well as giving a basic insight into what to expect as the day unfolds.
A need was seen to ensure scheduled surgeries were not canceled or delayed because simple steps had not been followed by those needing surgery. The completed video can be found in the “Our Work/On Screen” section of this site.
A look back at some of our older projects. A new demo reel is in the works. For more current examples of our work please review projects found under this tab in “On Screen” or “Case Study” categories.
2C is a visual communications company. We love to bring stories, concepts and ideas to life using video, motion graphics and a unique blend of technologies to create that perfect narrative environment.
Do you want to INFORM an audience? INSPIRE people to take action? EDUCATE them about a topic? Use PERSUASION to sell products or services? Make sure your message is ENTERTAINING?
The 2C team will help you each and every step of the way. We are passionate, experienced and creative. Think of us as a creative and production hybrid - kind of like the broccoflower.
Today’s digital technology blurs the boundaries between design, environment and storytelling. We can help you use the medium of video to capture the attention of your audience.
