Challenge: Burnaby’s Habitat Systems Inc. is a distributor of commercial grade park, playground and landscape solutions in Western Canada. They wanted a video that would feature the playground they provided to Edmonds Community School in partnership with the Canucks for Kids Fund and Burnaby School District.
Solution: A videographer from Ballistic Arts’ video production team went on location to Edmonds Community School to shoot the installation of the playground, which was set up with the help of Vancouver Canucks’ Manny Malhotra, Dan Hamhuis and their families. The final video shows how the new primary playground has made a positive, exciting difference to the Edmonds community and the children at the school.
Challenge: Since 1946, members have been at the helm of Vancouver’s Vancity Credit Union. They wanted to create a four-part video series that would be a guide for any business owner looking for a small business loan.
Solution: Ballistic Arts’ Burnaby-based video production team produced a four-part video series that covers what a lender looks for. The topics range from building a marketing plan, operations plan, and financial plan. The animated visuals are easy to understand and follow, making the video a great guide for getting inside a lender’s head.
Challenge: Based in Richmond, Clevest Solutions provides software for mobile workforce management, smart grid deployment and post-deployment operations exclusively for electric, gas and water utilities. They were in need of a new website and promotional launch video that would help market their business.
Solution: The website design and programming team at Ballistic Arts’ Burnaby office designed a clean-cut, custom WordPress website that conveys the company’s established and reliable presence to their audience. Our video production team then created a fun video that Clevest used to promote their achievements, the launch of the new website and to thank their clients for their support.
Challenge: Fox’s Reach Liquor Store in Maple Ridge is a specialty liquor store that carries everyday low priced items in every category. They were looking to update their Cineplex Odeon theatre ad with an autumn theme.
Solution: The video production team at Ballistic Arts’ Burnaby studio animated an ad using warm shades of orange and an image of a maple leaf, giving the Cineplex ad a look that transitions with the Fall season.
Challenge: The Mulberry is a retirement residence in Burnaby where you can make the most of your retirement years. They wanted to highlight the residence’s different activities and friendly staff with a unique, non-corporate music video.
Solution: The Ballistic Arts video production team went on location to the retirement residence to shoot footage for the music video. It was then edited into a 60-second video that is fun, quirky, and celebrates the good life offered at The Mulberry.
Challenge: The Federation of Aboriginal Foster Parents (FAFP) represents foster parents providing quality care for Aboriginal children in a nurturing, culturally appropriate environment. They were looking to produce an advertising campaign for their “Walking With Our Children” Resource Fair in Surrey in order to recruit people interested in fostering an Aboriginal child.
Solution: As a full service creative agency, Ballistic Arts was able to help FAFP execute their campaign on time and on budget. Our graphic design and video production team created a poster and 15-second animation for “Walking With Our Children”. Ads were placed in local newspapers, billboards, and theatres throughout Surrey.
Challenge: Based in Kamloops, BC, Communication Solutions is a public relations and marketing communications agency specializing in the health, environment and recreation sectors. They wanted a video that would create awareness about how the quality of air can impact the quality of athletic training and performance, and turned to the trusted video producers at Ballistic Arts for help.
Solution: The Ballistic Arts video production team took charge of all aspects of producing the video, from script writing and auditioning actors, to shooting, editing, and delivering the final HD video. The finished video is consistent with the “Air Quality Get to Know It!” campaign, and is a fun, informative way to learn how to be air aware.
Challenge: Fox’s Reach Specialty Liquor Store in Maple Ridge has the largest selection of VQA wines in British Columbia. They wanted an ad to play in Cineplex Odeon theatres that would advertise their below government liquor store prices.
Solution: The video production team at Ballistic Arts’ Burnaby, BC office created an animated 10-second ad that quickly and effectively communicates the liquor store’s low prices to viewers.
Challenge: The ultimate goal of Tourism Surrey is to increase awareness of tourism opportunities and ensure that Surrey, BC is viewed as an attractive, all-inclusive overnight destination to visitors. The organization enlisted the help of our video design team in Burnaby, BC to create three 30-second promotional videos.
Solution: The video production team at Ballistic Arts did several location shoots in Surrey to capture everything the city has to offer. We then used the footage to produce three separate videos that highlight the lifestyle, festivals, and sports activities that can be enjoyed in Surrey, BC. Tourism Surrey posted the videos on their YouTube channel to share with the community.
Challenge: In the last six-and-a-half decades, Vancity has grown to become Canada’s largest Credit Union, with almost 60 locations province-wide serving over 400,000 members. In 2008 Vancity created a program where their employees could go out to the community and teach new immigrants about the Canadian banking system and financial literacy. In order to keep the program fresh, Vancity wants to remind employees to engage in this great program.
Solution: The Ballistic Arts video designers in Burnaby, BC, worked with Vancity to produce a promotional video that displayed the information in a engaging way with the use of motion graphics and heartfelt interviews from some the employees who were involved in the program. This video encouraged more employees to get involved in this worthwhile cause, but also reminded everyone why they started in the first place!
Whether you need videos for promotional aspirations of your business, internal communications, or just want something jazzy, it all boils down to knowing how to tell a story. And who better to create these stories than people who have crazy stories running around in their heads every day?
Worried your customers are suffering from fatigue after watching your old videos? Need a new one to inject inspiration and action into their veins? Call Ballistic Arts – 604-780-0050.
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