Recent Video and Flash Design Work

Video Production

Like a good wine, this concept was well aged. Over the course of a year or so, the Trifecta Wine commercial was conceived, written, shot and edited. The final result, we think, is as sweet as the private reserve Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon it features.

This entire spot was shot at 60 frames per second in HD resolution with an M2, 35 millimeter lens adapter from Redrock Micro and Nikon glass. The copy for the spot was specifically written for the amazing voice of South African Patrick Willis, which goes down just as smooth as a bottle of 2004 Trifecta.

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Flash Website Design

Our newest Flash site, for Pennsylvania based home technology provider STI uses some great features including dynamically populated content, SEO - friendly Flash content and deeplinking.

The services of STI include home theatre design, security, automation, lighting design and structured wiring for homes and businesses. The site needed to be not only informative, but also appeal to a high-end client looking for a particularly tech-savvy company. STIworldwide.com does just that.

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Take the "Fake or Foto” Challenge

Today we're presented with images in movies, on TV, and in the press that are of such good quality we don't even think to consider whether the picture is of something that exists in reality or if it was generated by computer software. Movies can be considered as being at the high-end of the range of uses for computer generated imagery that mimics real-life, but there are many more day-to-day examples that challenge our ability to tell what's real and what's not.

3D rendering and visualization is an affordable technology for quickly and realistically depicting products or architecture visually. When a product, program, or concept is still in its early stages 3D rendering can be used to create compelling imagery to tell the story. Besides being great for marketing, 3D visualization saves prototyping time and expense, and it lets users see physical conditions not obvious in 2D. Read More..

Autodesk recently used a few of our renders for their “Fake or Foto” Challenge. Spend a few minutes with our reality check and see if you can tell the difference...