For almost every project I try to deliver also some extra content whether it is a blog, Youtube video, tutorial or bts (behind the scenes) material. You might ask why I spend so much time on creating these contents? For me creating content around my work is definitely one of my most important marketing things I do. Let me explain through one of my latest projects, RPS Brewing brand images.

RPS BREWING

I had amazing chance to do storytelling brand images for a local indie brewery, RPS Brewing. They have really unique brand and story and are always pushing also the marketing side further than any other brand in the sector.

Group of middle-aged friends suffering the hangover of life ran into each other after many years. They dreamed of a world filled with hope and better things to come. These gentlemen have survived through practically everything with laughter. The rest they have always settled in an adult way, playing Rock-Paper-Scissors.

This is the philosophy they wanted to share. In result – RPS Brewing was born. No matter where you come from you know the RPS game.

Now it’s time to taste the game.

So with this Rock-Paper-Scissors theme in mind, we developed together with the company a concept for the new brand images. Below you can see the images we created along with the previsualization sketches I did for each shot.

MOVING IMAGES (CINEMAGRAPHS/PARALLAX ANIMATIONS)

First extra content we decided to do was cinemagraph -typed animations using parallax effect. The idea was to animate our composite images into separate 10-15 second animations for each image. We did not have a budget to shoot a video for these so with this technique we were able to deliver these amazing images also in video format for use in various places. These videos will be seen in info screens and bars and also part of facebook and youtube marketing videos.

TIME-LAPSE VIDEO

I shot around 300-400 frames for each image and then selected the best frames to complete my composite images. It was hard to choose the facial expressions to images since there were so many good poses and expressions these guys did during the photo shoot. I wanted people also to see these amazing facial expressions so I decided to put together also a short video from these extra frames that did not end up in the final image. So once again, I was able to use those images I took and turn them into a really interesting time-lapse video people to laugh at and share in different social media channels.