Welcome to the nightlife, where each day brings a new surprise!Īfter receiving the new dimensions we knew we had some major adjustments to the project which required heading back into After Effects to move text into the safe areas as well as moving some of the text footage around. This is why it’s always important to do a dry run but even more so to know what your project settings will be well in advanced. After arriving at the venue we see that the screen is now 1:1 with a total resolution of 384 x 384 pixels. Knowing that we can always trim or crop parts of the video but not add more. As you can imagine the frustration of not knowing what resolution to create the custom intro in was a bit of a pain.
The client told us it would be 16:9 setup. By the way I should probably mention that during our initial conversations back on the 9th of December I explicitly asked about the dimensions of the screen and resolution. On the 23rd of December we were able to get into the venue to do a dry run with the DJ, promoter and ourselves to test the equipment and to see how it looked on LED screens that were installed. In my experience nothing is every perfect on the first delivery. We knew we would be sending a second and third draft as the project progressed. None the less we followed through and tried to guide them as we went along. We knew right away in our opinion that what the client wanted lacked a bit of cohesiveness. Over the next 10 days we spent so many hours preparing the video which was based on what the client wanted. Stock footage, media and templates are a life saver and if you find the right resources you can save so much time. Anytime we step into a big project like this we always turn to what assets we have on hand or what we can buy to help expedite the creation process. The next task was to start collecting the assets for the project which included photos/videos of the DJ along with relevant sponsors logos for the event. After several conversations on the phone and in person meetings totaling about 8 hours of our time we were able to finally get a rough script and storyboard for the intro. They have grand ideas but sometimes are unable to communicate them effectively. One of the biggest challenges I faced was getting the information from the client. Luckily I don’t work alone and I could rely on some help with the motion graphics and animation from Ana Villanueva who creates under the moniker Anisha on With less than 2 weeks to prepare I knew this was going to be a tight deadline with plenty of all-nighters ahead. I soon realized this was no ordinary VJ gig as the client wanted a custom animation intro to introduce the DJ. On December 9th 2014 I was contacted by a local promoter who wanted to hire a VJ for a Christmas Eve event in Valencia, Spain where I currently reside.Īfter the initial contact it’s important to establish what the client expectations are and what you are capable of delivering. If you have any question or concerns please reach out to us and let us know. Our apologies if anyone felt that way as it was not our intention. I don’t want anyone to get the impression that we are being misleading.
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