Happy August everyone! Fire up the grills cause it’s now a great time for a barbeque! Here at Ballistic Arts, we have a variety of fresh projects we would like to share this month that include a cool website design for Snow Force, a BC Lions Training and Tourism Video for the City of Kamloops, a testimonial video for ParkLane Homes, a contemporary web 2.0 site for The Reef Restaurant, and an interview with Fox, Fluevog & Friends at the Museum of Vancouver.
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Challenge: The City of Kamloops hosted the BC Lions training camp this year at their Hillside Stadium. Kamloops wanted to create two videos that would play at home games. One video would play during the pre-game show. The other video would play during all half time home games. The City of Kamloops worked with Communication Solutions to find the right motion graphics team to come up with the best product.
Solution: The Ballistic Arts video designers worked with Communication Solutions on these two BC Lions inspired videos. The Ballistic Arts motion team team created fun and energetic videos that tie the uplifting spirit of the BC Lions with the exciting activities and great holiday destinations available in Kamloops.
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15 second version that is played during pre-games.
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1 minute video that is played during half time.
Categories: Media Design,Video Production,commercial,promotional
Challenge: The Reef Restaurant prides itself on customer service and distinctive Caribbean cuisine in a casual atmosphere. The restaurant is decorated with rich, warm colors & textures native to the Caribbean Islands, providing an ambience that critics & guests have said “it’s truly like being there!” The Reef Restaurant came to our Vancouver design studio in need of a website that would be search engine-friendly and easy for The Reef staff to maintain & update.
Solution: The Ballistic Arts website design team created a custom WordPress site that shows the benefits and enjoyment a customer would have when eating at The Reef Restaurant, whether in Victoria, Vancouver, or Chilliwack. The site is easy to navigate and has a contemporary & fresh look.
Categories: Media Design,Web 2.0 / CMS,Web Design
Challenge: The Museum of Vancouver hosts a variety of art exhibitions and events in Vancouver. Fox, Fluevog & Friends is an event that explores the story behind their footwear companies beginning from the 1970s in Gastown to trendsetters, businessmen and artists in the international scale today. Ballistic Arts’ video production team was hired to do a video showcase and interview of the designers – Fox, Fluevog & Friends at the Museum of Vancouver.
Solution: The video production team at Ballistic Arts produced a high quality video displaying some of the many fashionable art pieces Fox, Fluevog & Friends created over the years. The video gives the audience a better understanding of the designers, their ideas, and their processes.
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Categories: Media Design,Video Production,commercial,promotional
Challenge: ParkLane Homes is a developer of single-family homes and townhouses. They were in need of creating testimonial videos of people who had just bought a home from ParkLane Homes in Time at Walnut Grove and Bedford Landing in Fort Langley. The videos’s objective is to showcase the products and motivate potential homebuyers and investors.
Solution: The video production team at Ballistic Arts developed testimonial videos of Darcy Rezac and Julia. Each video consisted of the homebuyer and their experience with ParkLane Homes. The video production team set out to Langley to interview Darcy and Julia and captured various cutaway footage. The videos showcase the interviewees in front of attractive scenery and detailed construction. To find out more about Time at Walnut Grove or Bedford Landing in Fort Langley, go to www.ParkLane.com
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Testimonial Video #1: Darcy Rezac
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Testimonial Video #2: Julia
Categories: Media Design,Video Production,commercial,promotional
Challenge: Elements Driving School was looking to create a strong web presence with a site that would allow them the ability to update the content themselves. They wanted a tips section that could be updated regularly as well as a web form to collect inquiries.
Solution: Utilizing WordPress, Ballistic Arts Media Studios Inc. created a website that fit the rest of the brand which the Ballistic Arts’ creative design team developed. The platform made it easy for staff at Elements Driving School to update their own content.
Categories: Media Design,Web 2.0 / CMS,Web Design
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