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Our producer taking a photo in Tokyo during winter. This was taken a year before working on the M1 Enterprise video.
M1 Enterprise Services launches cloud-based services with video showcasing different industries and countries. Drawing assets from the Motion Media Works library.
The Creative Brief
To create a video that represents the spirit of M1 Enterprise Services.
With a tight timeline, we retreated to the Motion Media Works archive and re-examined past footage that have been accumulating for just an event like this. Footage from different industries and countries that would have languished in the comfort of the vault were polished up and given another moment of glory in this launch video for the M1 Enterprise team.
Our producer taking a photo in Tokyo during winter. This was taken a year before working on the M1 Enterprise video.
Factory and logistics services is a sector targeted in this corporate video
Computer generated graphics conveying technology help to segment the corporate video
Computer generated graphics composited into eyes to convey technology and help segment the video
3D printing and rapid prototyping included in the video to show emerging technology
Disaster recovery is one of the benefits of M1 enterprise services, highlighted in this corporate video
Server and cloud computing resources are showcased in the corporate video
Computer generated graphics used to establish the video
Sustainable green energy in the form of windfarms form part of the M1 b2b video
This Singapore time lapse sequence was shot for a Coca Cola project that came in useful.
Aerial city views of foreign cities always gives corporate videos a more global feel. Adds production values to any video
Videos like this are enjoyable as they span multiple industries. One of which is shipping and logistics
Timelapse skies and shiny buildings to add a little gloss to M1 Enterprise corporate video
Timelapse traffic creates streaks to convey connectivity and speed
With the deluge of videos being uploaded adding a helicopter and landing pad always catches attention
Biomedical research and motion graphics combine to bring glimpses of the future to this corporate video
An animated flipbook-style TV commercial with 1,185 still photos.
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