Motion graphics were produced to launch Satyam’s new emergency services in Hyderabad. The clips were added to a film produced by the company in Hyderabad. The Project was done through Mokshaa who were involved in creating the actual film. The ideas for the animation were provided to us in base form by Mokshaa.
A Blue and Red flasher from the animation sequence
108 Emergency Logo.
Screenshot from the animated sequence
The computer monitor complains about the death of the printer recently.
Both characters listen intently as Lord Krishna speaks.
Monitor, still not really convinced with the idea even after divine assurance.
Simple animated TVC, Low-Budget, we tried to give out best within the budget. Two films were made. The concept was provided by the agency and we just topped it up a little to look good.
Both the 30 second clips were done within a span of 14 days. Involving talking cups and saucers, was a fun idea to begin with.
A close-up of one of the billboards modified for the film. Hear no evil, see no evil and speak no evil.
Close up of a monkey. Note that no monkeys were actually shot for the film, instead they were created in 2D animation from existing photographs and then placed in 3D
Another angle on the Billboard
We gave some Post-Production support for a good cause. The film was made by Interference Techniques for participation in competitions.
What we did is simple. Since it would be prohibitively expensive to have the monkeys on billboards across the city, it was needed that some people like us did the cleanup of removing the actual billboard contents and replacing them with the three monkeys. See no Evil, Hear no Evil, Speak no Evil.
Innards of humans with lynard skynard… no just kidding…
It’s a very serious ad for Global Hospitals, Hydeerabad. The film was being created by Ramakanth Advertising, Hyderabad. The first samples that we sent were deemed to realistic to be in an advertisement and were asked to be toned down to make them mode of a model than actual organs. We were just happy to play Hollow Man.
Halo, an US based Affinity Card Company approached us with a power point presentation and asked us to create a film out of it. The challenging part was to create a film without ever actually meeting the client. After a few back and forth with the Power Point Presentations, we were clear on what we needed to do and what the client exactly wanted.
The result was a fast paced film managing to convey exactly what the company desired.
Undoubtable the fastest we have ever finished a 40 seconds ad… How do you connect a Transformer manufacturer with billiard… well here is the answer… The ideas came up from Vijay at Interference Techniques. Once we had the story board in our hand, we started off with the battle of getting things ready before it was required on Air
Executed in a flat time of 96 hours of which all hours we were working.
