They had received assets of graphics and video, and these needed to be worked into new renders to tell a new version of the CBRE story. There was a hard drive full of material to work through, to try to figure what was what. But we got there in the end.

After a gruelling 2 weeks, we produced around 10 video / motion graphics pieces, which were combined together to create one long piece.

We’ve a few snippets (without proper audio unfortunately) included below.

Both ST16 and their client were super happy that we managed to deliver in time for the deadline of the tradeshow that CBRE were attending.

When the concept was created, they asked Brace Media to come on board to assist on set for 3D preparations, and to create a 3D garage roof and sign, 3D numbers, and perform all the match moving.

So, this was handled with pleasure once all the relevant shots came to us after filming. Our Dom was on set on the day of the shoot to oversee things for our needs and to take measurements from the set.

Once rendering was complete in HD, we sent the animation sequences back to SPH for them to perform the compositing in-house there.

A short but sweet project, aired on ITV.

The director and producer realised they needed a stylised opening title sequence for their latest movie.  As they had already had a lot of artwork created in a graphic novel style, it made sense to them that the titles also reflect this look too.

So, upon receiving some high resolution graphic novel images, a duration, some music and the ‘go’ signal, we got cracking on these titles running at cinema frame rates in full HD. We were asked to add some blood effects on screen as well, so hit the challenge head on with our custom blood splatters.

The film was premiered at the cinema in Leicester Square, London, and has been well received. We wish the guys at Burn Hand Films continued success with this and future movies!

Essentially, the MMA projects needed a new titles opening sequence.  This was to reflect the forward thinking nature of the sport of mixed martial arts, as well as to leave the commercial sequences shown on national TV in the dirt.

So, taking footage from some of the fights, and with much planning, a new sequence was created in After Effects, far more exciting than had been used before.  These sequences went down a storm with the viewers of these videos and helped cement Brace Media’s reputation in this area.

The audio recording from this was then also mixed up at the 5.1 specialists in Digbeth, The Audio Suite.

We then received the audio for each channel and encoded it to Dolby Digital 5.1 and encoded the video sequence together to DVD.  This DVD was then used in the Gadget Show programme as part of their discussion and review of 5.1 audio.  Or something like that.

It was a pretty cool quick job to turn around, but received no less that our utmost attention.  We were pleased to hear it was well used!

Their client, the IET wanted to have real-life testimonials on this new site, and wanted this in the form of video interviews that matched the look and feel of the new design.

We helped Switch with their filming requirements, and edited the four testimonials together along with some very demanding green-screen chromakeying work.  After a couple of weeks all was done and the videos were embedded into the IET Connect website after a successful post-production period.

The videos can be viewed here: http://www.ietconnect.org/

What they were after was a piece looking back on their year’s success, to show to their staff at their Christmas meal!

After Infinite had done the filming, we took the footage and turned it into a full blown video with much more visual excitement than many corporate projects out there.

The video was extremely well received by the [possibly slightly alcohol-fueled] staff on the night, and set the targets for the coming year for them!

Not being native Poles here, we got the required text translated, and set about inserting the subtitles in at the right points. Once done, we exported the new trailer and uploaded it to the Polish contacts.  All was silky smooth for our client.

Our friends at Verdant Vision were in charge of producing the commercial for Humza, and so after their planning sessions and filming day, they came to us with the rushes in order to get the commercial finished.

We were responsible for a number of things: the main editing of the 30 second commercial, colour correction (including turning a cooked samosa back to raw!), grading, and output with music.  After this, we also had to make 20 second and 10 second versions too.

We weren’t involved with the voice-over and sadly never received it, so the version we have is without that.

However, as far as we know, the Birmingham TV commercial was a success for the client, increasing their sales and customer awareness.

Infinite Wisdom worked with this client to film what was needed and oversaw all production.  Once the video rushes were ready, they dry-hired our HD editing suite to work on the rough edit.

After a few days of this, we were asked to tidy up the edit, and work through the whole piece for colour grading; to add simple video effects, animation and graphics; plus remove blemishes and marks in the background of the footage.

The video came together nicely and delivers the message of the piece in a warm manner.