client
- FoxTales
Service
- Video Production
- Motion Graphics
EQUIPMENT
- Camera Dolly
- 20' Of Track
- Sony AF700
- After Effects
- Maya
- Keyshot
The FoxTales StoryStudio
Foxtales needed a dynamic way to showcase its premier product, the StoryStudio, and EKKO Media was asked to create a video highlighting the multitude of features and applications in a variety of situations. The video needed to be quick, but relay several diverse functions.
About FoxTales
FoxTales is a group of passionate innovators creating custom on-demand interactive experiences for premier brands. We love applying our brand marketing chops and knowledge of consumer behavior in the “physical meets digital” space to deliver a seamless blend of technology and design.
Project Challenges
Rather than increase video production costs for the client by requesting they physically build out the six different units requested for the edit, our motion graphics team utilized the 3D renderings of custom wraps they developed for the displays to overlay into the footage. This negated the need to build six display units. Human interactions with the displays were rotoscoped to seem natural.
This is easier said than done. The room for error for the cinematography team was virtually nil, as maintaining a seamless flow required near-perfect synchronization from capture to capture. Multiple mobile phone interactions were captured and then modified to complete the piece.
Behind The Scenes
We opted to shoot the video over the course of two days at the FoxTales HQ. Using an existing Cyclorama-style background (normally used for still photography), we were able to reduce what could have been much larger production fees. After setting up 20 feet of speed rail, four 2k Fresnels, two 2K Spacelights, three 650w Fresnels.
Project Outcome
Foxtales used the final video to launch their StoryStudio product. Once considered an upstart company, the campaign established the FoxTales brand as a social media marketing powerhouse. The Foxtales StoryStudio can be found at concert events and festivals such as Coachella and corporate events for Facebook, T-Mobile, Pandora, and others.
Shoot Days
Hours of Motion Graphics Work