The greatest thing in a video agency is that we get to experiment with different engaging mediums.It was animation and infographics this time for some really fun and engaging Econsultancy projects.10 years ago, this would have been almost impossible: to collaborate between After Effects, Premiere Pro and Adobe Audition in real time and to deliver an animation like this in less than a week.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUopRXY3HSU
DMC Magic, Andy Murray and the Prince
We all love magic, right? I think that at least once we've imagined ourselves performing a trick or two. But, when that doesn't work, the best next thing is to see magic at work. And that`s what I did while filming DMC (Drummond Money-Coutts), this intriguing character that tests the limits of his viewers' perception more often than the camera can record.No, he doesn`t have a hat and no rabbit there either. What he has is a talent for prestidigitation, a passion for dramatic acts and a personalised bag that hides…well, I guess something related to magic.While entering the classy George Club in sophisticated Mayfair, I just wished I could have set my camera to shoot 100 frames per second because I was sure my eyes won`t be able to see some of the quick tricks Drummond would perform.And so, using my unique floating camera technique, we shot 2 videos. The first one is a tribute to 2013 Wimbledon champion, Andy Murray and the other one is a magical tribute to the new Prince of Cambridge.In the end, I would say to keep an eye on DMC in this videos but I`m afraid it won`t be enough, so watch them twice.Mihai[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqmyPqYZtew&w=560&h=315][youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCIIJkKQN3k&w=560&h=315]