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Going Interactive - a new kind of creative digital agency - concepted, wrote, storyboarded, designed, animated and provided VO for this entertaining but educational B2B video which is used online.
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FLASH STICK C, 05/05/2009, 16:42, 8C, 2102x1756 (739+2358), 100%, CENTREMARK, 1/12 s, R71.6, G74.5, B101.3
For the theme hope Studio AIRPORT looked at their surroundings, searching for the people who give hope.
These hope-givers are usually not aware of that they actually are hope-givers. This ability that they have could be a positive effect for their environment but a burden for them selves. Their hope giving ability is translated into a 'business card'. This way the hope-givers realize what they are and what effect they have on their surroundings. This 'business card' can be passed along to other people. The name on this card is visible but more importantly the hope giving quality of this person.
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In 2010 the Council for Public Health and Health Care published their advisory report called: Health 2.0. In this report the RVZ gives their vision on the changes in the public health care. We developed a stop-motion animation, which translated this big report into a clear and short message. With the use of familiar elements from info-graphics and by turning them in spatial objects we created a unique image with clear communication.
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Letterhead, #10 Envelope, Business Cards, Thank You Card, and A2 Envelope.
(Letterhead, Thank You Card, and Business Cards printed with all logo variations.)
Gilmehte Jeansa means 'frozen jeans'. It refers to Project Ware Outs by denim brand Denim Demon in which the founders discover the origin of the Samí people. During a 3500 kilometer trip Stockholm based photographer Sebastian Skarp made an extraordinary image report of the Samí way of life in Northern Scandinavia. They asked their Samí relatives to wear their Denim Demon 24-7 for their work in the field. The results of the worn-in jeans will become Denim Demon’s future prototypes for their new washes. The new styles will carry the names of the Samí people that created them. Studio AIRPORT designed the interior and book for the exposition, including a big ice cube with a frozen jean inside. The project was organized by Tenue de Nîmes and in collaboration with Anothercompany.
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