Archive for the 'Design' Category
I just made this poster promoting LAI’s new studio design. Construction starts in July.
Here’s the 2011 event intro ↓
This is an example of the theme graphic animation as well as some footage of the graphic in action ↓
As Keynote and Macbook Pro computers advance, so does the content we jam into them. Pushing the limits of Apple’s hardware and software we’ve been able to create dynamic presentations utilizing motion backgrounds with animated video overlays.
Check out this video clip featuring segments from a recent Keynote presentation I put together ↓
Here’s a pic from my iphone of the presentation in action ↓
I created a few different themes for the event.
This one was my fave ↓
This is the one we went with ↓
Here are the photos I took at the event ↓
I like this one of John Harris ↓
For the CWP (Conversations with Power) logo design I started with a single frame of video representing each look.
After a few revisions we narrowed it down to three.
Here’s the look that we went with, and you can see it utilized in the video and photos from my last post ↓
These 2 looks didn’t make the cut ↓
Leading Authorities’ inaugural Conversations with Power broadcast featured former Governor Tim Pawlenty interviewed by Atlantic Media’s Ron Brownstein.
Here’s the video introduction I created for the event ↓
I also took these photos during the event ↓
Watch the full broadcast here:
http://www.leadingauthorities.com/lai-events/conversations-with-power/pawlentybrownstein.aspx
Leading Authorities had it’s 20th anniversary party at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and I created a bunch of different elements for the event.
It started with the theme graphic design.
Here are 2 graphic options we didn’t use ↓
Here’s the theme graphic we used for the event ↓
I also created graphics for signs used thought the event ↓
Here’s a highlights video my colleague James Loizou edited together from the event ↓
I created Nick Bilton’s speaker introduction video for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Committee of 100 meeting. Nick is a technology writer for the NY Times, so I used screen captures from Google image search to give his intro a techie feel.