Monday, 20 of July, 2009
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Challenge: BC Soccer is the largest provincial sport organization in BC whose mission is to develop the game by inspiring British Columbians to lifelong active, inclusive and team play. They returned to our Vancouver design firm to produce a promotional video for Kickin’, their elementary school soccer program for inner city kids.
Solution: The Ballistic Arts video production team created a video that illustrates the benefits children receive from the Kickin’ program and how it makes a positive impact for the kids, schools, and the community.
Tuesday, 7 of April, 2009
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Challenge: SEI Industries Ltd. is a Metro Vancouver-based business primarily involved in the design, engineering, manufacturing, and marketing of products for the aviation, fire suppression, exploration, and environmental management industries. They contacted our video production team to help them produce a soundless video to promote their Bambi Bucket product at an upcoming tradeshow.
Solution: Since Ballistic Arts is a full service creative agency, we were able to produce a soundless video using still photos and motion graphics video clips. Our video production team also included segments showing the different products available, resulting in a video that is comprehensive and visually appealing.
Sunday, 5 of October, 2008
Challenge: Vancity has branches with televisions for their members to watch while waiting in line. They were looking to have some customized new videos to play for their members – instead of just TV shows.
Solution: Ballistic Arts created a series of enlightening and eye-catching videos that offer Vancity members helpful information on Vancity’s many products and services.
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Monday, 12 of May, 2008
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8 awards, 8 videos
Challenge: The team at Vancity is focused on creating a leading financial institution where everyone works together to achieve personal and financial goals, while also building a better community. Vancity was holding their annual employee recognition night and needed videos to help present the night’s awards.
Solution: Ballistic Arts designed, animated and produced eight nominee and award winner videos that followed Vancity’s theme of the glamorous Oscar red carpet in Hollywood. The colourful, interactive videos were played at Vancouver’s Queen Elizabeth Theatre and provided Vancity with a creative way to showcase their nominees and award winners.
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Monday, 25 of February, 2008
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Challenge: Anducci’s Restaurants serves up delicious food that is simply Italian. They were looking to have a digital Onext ad designed.
Solution: Ballistic Arts created an ad that promotes the restaurant, its catering service, and gift cards. The ads will be played on television screens in various retail locations.
Wednesday, 1 of March, 2006
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Challenge:
POV Works needed to create a video for their client Exxon Mobil for their Distributors Conference in Las Vegas. A technical challenge for the video was that it had to be created on a 2710 x 768 canvas rather than the traditional 720 X 480 canvas. The video would later be projected onto a large 30ft high LCD screen.
Solution:
Ballistic Arts’ concept was influenced by the conference’s tagline “Journey to Success”. The dream sequence was created to evoke a sense of fun and excitement. The video has been resized to fit on this video player.
Tuesday, 28 of January, 2003
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24 Hour Film Festival 2003 Promotional Trailer
Thursday, 9 of January, 2003
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Ballistic Arts Media Studios is proud to announce the launch of our promotional video, “Delusions”. It’s our new look for 2003, complete with a new attitude, style and flavour. Come check it out, you won’t be disappointed.
We’d like to take this moment to thank a few people whose help on making Delusions was exemplary. Without them the video could not have been made. We’d like to thank Marisa Woo for being patient enough to be our model for the shoot. As well, thank you to Dekay and Justus Hayes at ElectronicScene.com for hooking us up with the song Cherub which is on both our website and Delusions.
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