Video Animation

Video before there is the product. Video around the product. Video through the product. When we have a computer model of your product–cool video can result. Our video animations can be standalone with special effects and sound or they can be frames we provide to be incorporated into a larger project. Sometimes frames we create for and interactive experience can be used for video and vice-versa.

Sink Your Teeth Into

Videos that get up close to a product need to look really photo-real. That’s what we are great at. We’ve honed our skills and continue to learn new tricks to convey quality of design and craftsmanship in our client’s products.

Show Your True Colors

Hasselblad doesn’t make this camera in all of these colors. But, there are people who “re-skin” these cameras with new leather or other materials. That got us thinking this could be a good and fun example of how to creatively and engagingly represent colorways.

See-through

For times when you need to tell the story of what’s inside and what what’s inside does, we invented a series of see-through materials. Our materials are unique because they allow a varying degree of translucency and the benefit of this is being able to see deep into something without losing the context of what’s around it.

Dynamic

It used to be that the process of creating a video entailed rendering animations and then putting them together in another video editing app. Today, TB&O has the ability to create photo-real rendered videos that are dynamic and engaging in one app–this efficiency delivers more bang for less dollars.

Simple Elegance and Then…

Some product naturally look amazing with simple, smooth video movements. Showing the essence of a product can convey quality and the beauty of the design or finish. But, we couldn’t resist spicing this video up with some customization.

Quickies

are great for social. Five to ten seconds qualifies as a quickie and it’s just enough to get the viewer engaged. Often times we will use the same files and/or use the same set of video frames to put together several unique video quickies.