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For the third season of the Gira Akademie KOMPAKT series, we worked closely with our client to create a virtual studio. This studio serves as a stage for the presentations, which were filmed in our studio in front of a green screen. During compositing, the presentations were placed in the virtual studio, the monitor inserts were placed in a time-controlled manner, and the camera movements were defined.
The clips were then output in real time in 4K resolution.
In post-production, only the overlays were placed and the final audio tracks were created.
Our input to the project:
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Unboxing time! Gira Academy trainer Alex unpacks the new Gira G1 (2nd generation) with you and shows you exactly what's inside the box.
This example demonstrates the potential for further use of the virtual Gira Studio we developed (see above).
What's exciting here is that the green screen recordings of the presentation were made this time in Gira's in-house video studio in Radevormwald. The final compositing was done by us.
Our input to the project:
Education
The virus arrived and laid the foundation for the development of an extensive series of web-based training courses for the further education of managers.
This was followed by the production of extensive video content as a basic didactic element for WBTs on topics such as communication, personnel management and sales.
The result: over 12 hours of entertaining, but above all educational video content.
Our input to the project:
Education
The aim was to present the dry learning content in an exciting, entertaining and, of course, didactically sound way. The result: almost 4 hours of video content: presentations, explanatory videos, practical examples and interviews.
In the studio, which was designed specifically for this project, different areas were created to provide the appropriate environment for these scenes.
Over a total of 25 shooting days, more than 200 individual sequences were filmed in front of a green screen in our studio.
Our input to the project:
Short film
The competition entry ‘Hiergeblieben’ (Stay Here) by Anna Brass and Christina Wouters takes a tongue-in-cheek look at city life in the style of a television programme.
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