Working on Schiphol
Today it's monday. For some reason I always have to jump-start myself to get working on a monday...even my typing is going sssslow (check out this article)
This week I'll be editing a corporate film for Schiphol Airport. It's a film that follows the expansion of the airport over a period of a year. It also explains to a large target group where, how and why it needs to expand.
We came up with the idea of a kid (Tom) pointing out and explaining the different building projects to his best friend Skip (a muppet).
Tom has built his own miniature Schiphol with his LEGO blocks. Using the different colored blocks he explains the complex masterplan of one of Europe's largest airports.
Gabe and I directed this one. The first DVD we finished last year and now it's already time for the second one....man, time flies!
This week I'll be editing a corporate film for Schiphol Airport. It's a film that follows the expansion of the airport over a period of a year. It also explains to a large target group where, how and why it needs to expand.
We came up with the idea of a kid (Tom) pointing out and explaining the different building projects to his best friend Skip (a muppet).
Tom has built his own miniature Schiphol with his LEGO blocks. Using the different colored blocks he explains the complex masterplan of one of Europe's largest airports.
Gabe and I directed this one. The first DVD we finished last year and now it's already time for the second one....man, time flies!
Gabriel posted at 16:09 |
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We had 3 friends (1 lego freak, & 2 student architects and an art director) put it together. It took about 2 1/2 weeks working around the clock. We had to fly to London and Hamburg to buy enough lego pieces, because there wasn't enough in the stores here in Holland. It was a bit difficult explaining at customs, a one day round trip ticket to buy 3 boxes worth of lego. ;-)
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