We have worked on projection for advertising campaigns such as…
Billed as a 24-Hour history event, Channel 4’s D-Day As It Happens took the form of a TV show backed up with website and Twitter activity. Event Projection were enlisted to work on the complex set with multiple projections across various screens and surfaces.
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Event Projection were brought in to advise on and provide video projection for this advertising campaign by Rolex. In comparison to the product, the huge screen and 18K projector were required to ensure that the reflections on the watch were bright and sharp when wrapping around the polished case in bright studio lighting.
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Telegraph Media came to us with an exciting project to create a series of videos for the new Citroën DS4 car. Their task was to produce 4 videos to visually describe the new vehicle which is “dominant, confident and powerful and refuses to conform”! As well as our projection mapping video, the Telegraph teamed up with other “leading non-conformists in other fields, from free-running to music, to showcase the Citroën DS4”.
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Event Projection was approached by Production company Blink to work with them in creating the TV commercial for the Ford S-Max Car. The interior of the car was projected upon, resulting in a really innovative and exciting example of how to use projection for advertising campaigns.
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Event Projection were recruited to provide the all important projection for a new BBC Radio 2 promotional television trail. Created by Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R and featuring breakfast show presenter Chris Evans, among others, in an attempt to showcase its diversity.
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Event Projection were enlisted by production company Hugo&Cat to create a video to demonstrate the benefits of the Sony Bravia 3D televisions. The task was to create a film to be shown online and in-store for Sony’s latest series of 3D TVs. The challenge was to portray the depth of 3D and visually describe how 3D transforms the viewing experience but using a 2D medium!
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