It’s been a hot minute since our creatives have had the chance to sit down for a round table meeting. Here, they share projects they’ve been working on. Whether that's internal or their own personal projects, they can showcase anything and everything creative, and as a new addition our Creative Director Jon Rogers has introduced a creative of the month award. This honour is given to the creative with the most inspiring work, methods, adaptability and determination and this months winner is...
Marcell Rideg!
These gorgeous renders come courtesy of our very talented 3D team for an amazing project we completed this summer. The shapes were created in Autodesk Maya, but the final composition, lighting and rendering was done in Unreal Engine. Case Study coming soon!
To deliver the Testimony360 project for Holocaust Educational Trust (UK), our team had to face all sorts of challenges. They describe the behind-the-scenes process in our new video online – take a look on our website. We’re incredibly honoured to share our experience and are very proud of the whole project!
Berry Global are constantly innovating across the world to achieve sustainability so, to show how, they wanted to create a cutting-edge learning centre at their new headquarters in Barcelona for their clients, the Berry team and local communities.
They tasked us with designing and creating a cohesive, interactive innovation hub that leverages the latest in creative technology to engage, inform and inspire visitors. So we came up with something unique and boundary-pushing as a response.
To see the full story visit our website.
How do you get your audience excited for something that doesn’t exist yet?
When Qetaifan Projects wanted to showcase their vision for an entire island development, including a state-of-the-art waterpark, at a major trade show in Doha, their agency –TripleTwo – came to us to see how they could use VR to draw in attendees. We created two experiences: a virtual tour of the island and a 4D VR waterslide simulation of one of the waterpark rides, offering users a high-thrill experience that had people flocking to the stand. Read the full story: https://infiniteform.io/our-work/vr-waterslide
Ever wondered what Bangladesh looks like from the sky?
The Bangabandhu Military Museum were looking to add some unforgettable immersive experiences to their exhibits and came to us for help. Working closely with our client’s representative, we plotted out an incredibly ambitious VR project – a virtual paraglider simulator over the Chittagong Hill Tracts, as well as a virtual Willys Jeep driving experience through the jungle and a BMW drive across the impressive N8 expressway.
Click here to read more about this incredible project: https://infiniteform.io/our-work/virtual-paraglider-and-jungle-adventure
Testimony 360 is one of our most ambitious and important projects to date. On behalf of the Holocaust Educational Trust (UK) , we created a VR educational experience that traces the lives of two Holocaust survivors, Manfred and Susan – telling their incredible stories.
Launched officially in June 2024, the VR experience is part of an educational programme that will be used in schools across the UK to help 14 -18 year olds learn more about the Holocaust – at a time when understanding both its historical and enduring impact has never felt so relevant. Read more about the story here: https://infiniteform.io/our-work/testimony-360
Head to Lowestoft and you’ll hit the most easterly point of the UK: Ness Point. When East Suffolk Council wanted to rejuvenate the old Ness grasslands and share stories of its rich and varied past, we built them a gamified AR app that delves into the many fortunes and challenges this historic town has weathered over the years. Explore the full story here: https://infiniteform.io/our-work/lowestoft-ness-ar-app
Our team takes every opportunity they can to expand their skills and learn new techniques, even with software they’ve been using for years. This particular experiment was in Three.js, building a 3D scene using the assets we created for @General Mills' Häagen-Dazs
You don’t have to be a tech-head to recognise the appeal of immersive technology. Meet Sarah Power of Curious Spark, an enthusiastic and prominent advocate for our heritage and culture sector. She talked to us about recreating Queen Elizabeth I in VR, and how it can help trigger curiosity and learning in people of all ages.
Watch the full story in the Knowledge Base on our website
Immersive technology enables us to preserve significant points in history, art and culture – with VR, AR and 360 films all offering ways we can create permanent digital archives. We captured this haunting scene of ‘Die Rampe’ in Germany using photogrammetry scans as part of our work on #Testimony360 – a project that preserves significant historical places for future generations to experience and understand.
Our studio’s feeling a bit more like home 💚 🌟
