Impactful team presentation

Presenting the entire team live to the investors was unfortunately not in the cards. Video is a good alternative. We chose a form where the viewer gets a good impression of the type of people who work for Aquaspark. Nice headshots and the story told directly into the camera. This way it is as if the team members are looking directly at the viewer (the investor).

Collaboration with a critical client elevators the entire production

Amy, co-founder of Aquaspark, is great to work with. She set a clear script herself and gave us the creative freedom to visualize the story as well as possible. Short lines of communication meant we were able to move quickly and soon had a great idea.

Her critical eye after the first delivery made for an even sharper result. We were able to shorten the whole thing, looked for more suitable audio to set the right feel and found the right form to briefly review all the team members without having them all say anything. After all, you're not waiting for a 30-minute proposal video.

Quality is everything

Razor-sharp images (or just not at the times we chose), beautiful lighting and a clean back wall made the production. To reinforce the story, we worked with supporting texts in images. By adding small animations (moving images), we kept the attention. As does the use of various audio clips.

Being yourself on camera is not easy

The purpose of this video was to show the real people behind Aquaspark. But that is not so easy when you are never in front of the camera. Good preparation of the speakers, was half the battle. We did the rest on set. By taking the time for each speaker and coaching them on the job, we managed to get everyone on screen with a good story.