Last year Gas Street Works created all of the case study videos for the awards ceremony, and also this ‘bum settler’ graphics introduction for the event. This was designed to kick off the show with a bang and to build anticipation in the large audience of education sector professionals in attendance.

The visual cues were taken from the event branding as provided to us by the client. We worked with this by animating supplied photography and a suitable music track which ensured that the event was launched with a real bang.

We wanted to create a short snappy film which concisely explained the product and its benefits to just about anybody. So, we set about producing a film for ourselves.

James, one of our Producer/Directors, produced a script which demystified the product and communicated its features and benefits in plain English. He then got together with our graphics team to create animatics of the film, so we could all see precisely how it would flow on paper before the character animation started.

Once the script and storyboard was signed off, the graphics team produced this handsome video which we have used for successfully pitching at several networking events around the UK.

If you’ve got a product or service that you wish to communicate, drop us a line and we can have a chat about your ideas.

Mathletics was a 2009 BETT award-winning maths website which allows children to compete internationally in all aspects of maths. The school got into mathletics initially as a pilot and about two years ago they took it on full time. The kids absolutely love it, all of the children from nursery all the way up to year six get involved and enjoy the challenge.

What they found was that the children who were feeling insecure about learning and didn’t like to put their hand up because they may look silly or get the answer wrong – they felt very secure in front of a computer as the computer is not judging them. And although the teacher is the facilitator and directs the learning, the children engage with it whatever they are doing with growing independence.

Each of the digital media products reinforced the Ricoh Arena’s branding as a multi-purpose, world class venue offering state of the art facilities and services; a place ‘where opportunities are endless’.

The project above was just one element of our work with the Ricoh Arena, which also included an interactive tour available for use on the website demonstrating the wide range of facilities, activities and services.

The first Community Crime Fighter award winners were recently invited to Downing Street to collect their awards from the Prime Minister. Gas Street Works were commissioned to create a video for the event to celebrate their bravery and work in the community. The video will also be used to encourage others to take up the challenge of addressing problems where they live.

We fused archive footage from broadcasters with footage we filmed of fans, players, the manager and key staff from the club.

The footage drove the evening’s proceedings, setting a dynamic backdrop and colourful tone to 12 awards categories including: Player of the Season, Goal of the Season, Moment of the Season and Supporter of the Season.

We produced a series of vox pop interviews which gauged raw public opinion on key issues surrounding the issue of respect, such as policing, anti-social behaviour, parenting and national service.

We scripted, shot, edited and delivered the project within 24 hours.

Above you can see the nominees for one award, however we also produced nominee films for four other categories and a graphics template to introduce each film to the staff at the ceremony. The event was a resounding success and DVD copies of the films have been distributed to all those involved.