What the Project Is
Introduce the development and establish its overall proposition.
Launches need more than a collection of assets to create attention. archVi brings proposition, spaces and experience into one film, giving the project a stronger story.
VISUAL STORIES / REAL ESTATE
A launch film gives audiences a clear first understanding of the development before they explore individual assets. It can establish the proposition, location, experience and reasons to explore further.
Introduce the development and establish its overall proposition.
Create context around the project's location and surroundings.
Bring forward the characteristics, design or experience that matter to the launch story.
Show the intended lifestyle, spaces, amenities and environment.
Create a clear reason for audiences to continue engaging with the project.
Visualise architecture, spaces and design that cannot be captured through live action.
Bring real locations, people and experiences into the story where relevant.
Show project scale, surroundings and wider context from an elevated perspective.
Build context around the project's setting and environment.
Explain information, transitions and visual sequences through movement.
Support the narrative with approved audio and visual communication elements.
The launch proposition shapes everything that follows. archVi develops the narrative, visual direction and production approach around what the project needs to communicate, when it needs to launch and where the film will be used.
Understand the launch proposition, audience and communication objective.
Define the narrative and creative direction.
Translate the concept into a clear visual sequence.
Capture and create the required visual material.
Edit, animate, sound design and finish the film.
Prepare the approved film and agreed channel adaptations.
A launch film can be planned alongside other creative assets, with dependencies, review stages, formats and responsibilities defined early so the film is ready when the wider launch needs it.
Confirm approved project details, proposition, brand guidelines and launch requirements.
Establish the narrative, concept, script and storyboard before production progresses.
Confirm CGI, renders, footage, location material and other approved inputs.
Define shoots, animation, graphics, voiceover, music and post-production requirements.
Agree film duration, formats, adaptations, review rounds and delivery requirements.
Reference imagery for design review.
Discover the formats, project contexts and creative capabilities behind the work.
Explore Our Work↗Bring unbuilt architecture and spatial experiences into motion.
Extend the launch story into concise campaign and digital formats.
Connect the project launch with the wider developer or brand story.
archVi develops the central project story for launch and can bring together approved CGI, live action, aerial footage, graphics, sound and agreed channel adaptations within the production scope.
The project team should provide approved project information, visual assets, brand guidelines, launch requirements and relevant factual inputs. The concept, script, visual direction and key production stages should be approved before production progresses.
Yes. CGI can communicate unbuilt architecture and spaces, while live action can bring real locations, people and experiences into the film. The combination depends on the project story and agreed production scope.
Yes, where aerial footage supports the launch story and is appropriate and permitted for the shoot. It can help establish project scale, surroundings and wider location context.
Scope is established around the narrative, production requirements, source assets, filming, post-production, final formats, adaptations and review stages. These responsibilities should be agreed before production begins.
The concept, script, CGI requirements, filming locations, crew, aerial production, animation, voiceover, music, post-production, travel, final formats and review stages can all affect the timeline and cost.
Share the project proposition, launch timeline, available assets and intended audience. We’ll help shape the right film approach.