2018 has certainly begun with a bang, with our fourth day back in the office starting with a 3am wake up call so we could project onto the London Eye, for client Alton Towers. The stunt was in aid of the new Alton Tower’s ride, Wicker Man, and is certainly one of the bigger […]
It’s always nice to give something back when you’ve got a warehouse full of toys so when a big film’s released that was actually shot in your local pub it’s a no brainer!
We’re often asked to project onto people and have a growing list of celebs but Nobumichi Asai has recently gone one step further with projection mapping and motion tracking of a face!
Over the years we have been asked to show films in some very interesting places and this week was no exception and we are very proud to have been involved with a very special screening of ’12 Years a Slave’ at the Houses of Parliament on Monday 3 February 2014.
Celebrating the centenary of composer Benjamin Britten, Film maker John Bridcut’s new film is to be shown on BBC Four this Thursday 14 November. The film was shot back in January and Event Projection were brought on board to supply a giant screen behind the orchestra.
Our showreel displays a short snippet of what we have achieved throughout 2013. As the name suggests we specialise in video production whilst looking after your full conference, awards ceremony, photo shoot, brand campaign or product launch.
Projected sets are the future; the benefits of a mapped set are endless. They are creative and allow live event specific updates, twitter feeds and sponsor logos. Thy can be designed to budget or you can really go to town with content and design creating something incredible for your event.
We have recently been busy helping Windfall Films creating an amazing set for their forthcoming documentary; D-Day: As it Happens
Event Projection called in for amazing video effects for launch of BT Sport online service.
Need a big new LED TV? The 201″ outdoor LED C’SEED screen might be for you!
Bicycles have been enjoying a real renaissance over the last few years and unless you’ve been living in the outback recently you’ll be aware of how much press the sport of road racing has been getting over what some term performance enhancing drugs. Well, we’re not too bothered about Louis Armstrong and whatever he got up to trying to get to the Moon and back. But we are rather intrigued by this little project: The Toyota Prius x Parlee concept Bike.
Artist Chris Cunningham started out sculpting prosthetic Alien heads for Ridley Scott. He then went on to combine his love of art, industrial design, film and sound as a director of music videos. Part of the same generation of video artists that include Spike Jonze, Michel Gondry, and Jonathan Glazer; this elite group created cutting edge music videos in the 1990s.
Event Projection were on borad with ITV recently to promote the 2012 season of the X-Factor. A pair of 20K projectors were stacked to achieve a huge cinema for past contestants to watch themselves and their journeys through the show. The series goes on air in September as if you could possibly not know!
On the 21 August, Event Projection installed a high-tech set for toy company Mattel to launch their new “Apptivity” toys, toy cars that interact with the company’s iPad apps. In addition to an 85″ plasma, a “Giant iPad” was created! The 10’x7′ iPad was built to scale for kids to play Mattels games by simply standing on it.