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Vanquish Tech Animation

Vanquish Tech is an IT company that delivers, installs, supports and monitors IT equipment. Keen to stand out from other similar service providers, the team required a video that told the story of their business in an engaging and memorable way. Using animation to tell the story gave the sales team a unique tool in new client presentations differentiating the offer as well as showing website visitors what Vanquish Tech promises to current and potential customers.

 

‘We knew we wanted to tell our story to our customers in a different way but knowing little about the processes attached to the creation of animation we had no idea where to start. Sally made the challenge easily surmountable by taking us through the journey every step of the way from the development and fine tuning of an informative and creative script, the storyboards, the music, the different stages of animation and the importance of the right voice over and sound design. We couldn’t have been happier with the result and coupled with the new website, both have made an instant impact on our business.‘

Simeon Taylor, Director, Vanquish Tech.

 

totallymoney.com

Media Ingenuity required a video that explains how to use the card comparison site totallymoney.com. The challenge was to create a visually engaging, accessible and informative piece helping visitors to easily understand how following a few simple steps could save them money.

 

‘Sally is an exceptional Creative Director who produces beautifully crafted and creative work. She has a way of making complex ideas simple and is fantastic to collaborate with.’

 

Gemma Asher, Former Digital Producer, Media Ingenuity

Luma Credit Card

Totallymoney.com asked SB3 Digital to update the Luma Credit Card Yes! campaign now users have grown to 200,000 people. Creating the Luma animated world puts the credit card at centre stage and enables flexibility for messaging within the same environment. The campaign broadcasts from June 2015 across 25 UK Channels and online.

 

‘Sally is full of creative ideas, practical solutions and apparently completely unflappable. She’s open and amenable and thoughtful, bringing different creative inputs and perspectives and blending them seamlessly into the project.’

Jonathan Hassid, Co-founder, Totallymoney.com

Soho Creatives

London & Partners, in association with UK Trade & Investment and Westminster City Council, commissioned SB3 Digital to create a video to celebrate Soho’s global reputation as London’s creative centre of excellence, to help promote the location to foreign creative businesses looking to expand into the UK. Production included three filming days and designing and tracking animated graphics.

 

Your city. Your domain.

London & Partners, the official promotional organisation for London, commissioned SB3 Digital to create an informative film that explained to businesses, organisations and individuals that a new top level domain dot.london will be launching on 29th April and they will be able to register domains ending .london as opposed to .co.uk or .com. Production included two filming days, plus designing and animating the branding device.

London’s Tech City

London & Partners, the official promotional organisation for London, commissioned SB3 Digital to create a video to showcase London’s international reputation as the digital technology capital of Europe for a high profile Tech City, Great London Launch Event, hosted by the Mayor of London.  From brief to delivery the video was created in seven days, including two filming days and designing and tracking animated graphics.

 

‘The video received a huge ovation by some of the most influential key talent in Tech in London. It was produced at breakneck speed and was a superb reflection of the thriving tech sector in London.’

 

Chris Gottlieb, Director of Strategy, Brand and Communications, London & Partners.

Malaria No More UK

Arabella Gilchrist, Director of Communications at Malaria No More UK, commissioned this video to provoke and encourage potential funding partners to support the charity. Jo Yirrell’s account gives the viewer a first hand account of losing a child to a disease that costs less than a cup of tea to treat.

 

‘Our film has moved viewers and inspired them to be part of the team with an ambitious but achievable goal – to be the generation to make malaria no more. Sally really went the extra mile to be “can do” and to make it happen.’

 

Arabella Gilchrist, Director of Communications Malaria No More UK.