Filed under: Capgemini | Tags: business, Capgemini, dilemma, recession, reducing costs
Capgemini recently created a campaign around their experts, solving their business dilemmas. We filmed in Capgemini’s Utrecht and London offices, then combined the video with animation to create these finished pieces. Our client said:
“It was a pleasure to work with you and we were very happy with the dedication and professionalism of you and your team. Hope we will work together again!”
We were really pleased with the way the project looked.
Filed under: Animation Projects, Canary Wharf Group, NC | Tags: Animation Projects, Capgemini, Christmas, Corporate, corporate video, greeting, Napoleon Creative, NapoleonCreative
Today we finished a Christmas greeting animation for the Canary Wharf Group. Based on the 12 Days of Christmas, changed to a series of statistics of their great achievements over the last year.
10% of the profits from this project went to the Dogs Trust, as part of our Christmas Promotion.
Filed under: Animation Projects, Capgemini, Clients | Tags: Animation Projects, Capgemini, Corporate, corporate video, east, East London, Filming, HD, London, Napoleon Creative, NapoleonCreative, Shoot, solution, Video
Capgemini asked us to help them communicate their Rightshore offering and they wanted to use animation.
We spent a while getting the look right, then developed 3 sequences for them, each on a different aspect of Rightshore. We coached one of their staff to give the voice over, which was a nice touch to give the film a ‘we made this’ flavour. You can see the full clips in situ here or watch our short version below:
Filed under: Animation Projects, Capgemini, NC | Tags: Animation Projects, Capgemini, Corporate, Filming, London, NapoleonCreative, Rightshore
We’ve finally finished this long-running animation project, designed to communicate Capgemini’s Rightshore offering. Three videos, plus some variants promoting specific. So a complex project!
It took some time to get the look right, but hopefully we’ve come up with something stylish and cool looking…
Filed under: Capgemini, Clients, Filming Stories, NC | Tags: Capgemini, Cardiff, Corporate, Filming, London, NapoleonCreative, Wales, Welsh Water
Today we’ve been filming in Cardiff for another Capgemini shoot, this time about their work with Welsh Water.
The weather’s been a little bit unpleasant but we’ve managed to get plenty of nice footage and rather fortuitously the video is about water so in a way it’s helped us a little.
Did I mention, it’s also Lewis’ birthday today! What better way to spend a 25th birthday than a rainy day in Wales…
Filed under: Animation Projects, Capgemini, Clients, NC | Tags: board, Capgemini, Corporate, London, NapoleonCreative, Opex
Capgemini liked the video we produced for their Opex project, they asked us to create a magentic board, 1m square, to use after they’ve shown the video. We had a lot of fun making this!
And you can see the video on Capgemini’s page here.
Filed under: Animation Projects, Capgemini, Clients, NC, Testimonials | Tags: Animation Projects, call centre, Capgemini, Corporate, corporate video, cost, East London, Expenditure, London, NapoleonCreative, Operational, Opex, savings, Video
We delivered this clip for our client last week. It was screened for our client, our client’s boss, his boss and their boss. That far up, surely that has to be Barrack himself? Anyway, after the screening, they burst into a round of applause! So our client is very happy indeed.
Filed under: Animation Projects, Capgemini | Tags: Animation Projects, Capgemini, corporate video, Napoleon Creative, Saul Bass
One of our clients wanted some ‘generic’ brand elements that could be used with any project. We’d seen a lot of their material, which had all been very specific using their logo and tag lines, and we wanted to create something a little less obvious and a little more…. esoteric.
We took inspiration from the work of Saul Bass, legendary graphic artist who created many distinctive Hitchcock and Bond titles.
Okay, what we’ve done is a lot simpler, but the client was pleased! This graphic was designed so that text could be placed over it in the company’s style of white text with no drop shadow, so needed to have a high contrast. We also had fun with their corporate colour palate, straying from the blues with which their branding is chiefly associated with.
