We have been neglecting our blog of late, and we thought we should just let you know that we are soon to release our new website and we promise to be better at keeping you informed (honest).
We are very pleased to say that’s it’s been all go since the start of the year, Aviva, Reebok Japan, Stardotstar, Science City York, Essex Council, and some great new clients like such as Fresensius medical care.
Science City York asked eko to film BBC’s One show science guru Marty Jopson who was performing his one man show at Bootham school in York.The one hour show was full of brilliant surprises and experiments including the very deadly Carrot Gun, and exploding camera cases, and much more.You will be able to watch highlights of the show on Marty’s website soon.
www.martyjopson.co.uk
www.sciencecityyork.org.uk
eko have just completed this special promotional film for Aviva. The film is currently playing on ITV interactive, 24 hours a day until the 8th Feb. It can be accessed by clicking the red button on your digi box remote.
The idea behind the film was to explain to viewers a bit more about Aviva, it’s ideas and values. This piece is part of a wider campaign, raising awareness throughout the UK.
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eko worked with San Fransisco based company River Runs Red and Aviva to create the Aviva Island, a specialist training area, using avatars to hold virtual meetings on the Second Life Platform.
eko were asked to help capture the events on the first day Norwich Union became Aviva. eko spent the day at the Aviva offices in York photographing the different events that where happening during the day. The photos were then uploaded on Aviva
eko have just completed a DVD for Aviva to be shown to their consultants during their meetings. The theme was base around the cinema and that the consulatants are the stars. The DVD was a mix of interviews from key people within Protection all done in a film 2009 style. eko hired a professional presenter. The full video was filmed on greenscreen and intercut with footage we shot in a cinema style.
eko where asked to by Continuum to help produce around 40 mini videos that where to be used on a kiosk at The Bowes Museum. The videos explained the story behind the Silver Swan which dates from 1773. The kiosk is placed next to the swan to explain the story.
eko where handed footage that had been already shot and edited it into mini 1-2 minute clips. We then filmed a British Sign Language expert on greenscreen. Then overlayed the sign footage over the edits. We also included subtitles. The videos have now been installed at The Bowes Museum.
Our friends at Bupa asked if we could help them produce a thank you show reel, to thank all the wonderful care workers for there excellent work during 2008.
Eko produced a video using photos that had been taken by various care homes across the north of England and Scotland.
We mixed this with animations and sound, and testimonials.Unfortunately, it wouldn’t be appropriate to show this video online, but the feedback we have points to it all being a huge success.
