motion graphics

Motion Graphics Reel

Music by Adham Shaikh

Studio Blanc creates opening motion graphic title for documentary, Bali par Coeur(Bali By Heart), produced by Red Letter Films.

Bali par coeur will is a one hour documentary produced by Red Letter Films, Sylvie Peltier (executive producer) that will air on TV5 in the fall.

Vancouver composer Michael Tenzer sets out to compose a piece of music for gamelan orchestra and western ensemble. 12 Canadian musicians set off for the mystical land of Bali to immerse themselves in the culture and music of Indonesia. There they will meet the musicians of Çudamani, a traditional gamelan orchestra from Pengosekan.

À la carte - Radio-Canada

À la carte is a Radio-Canada television series about places around Western Canada. The opening sequence portrays traveling through BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. The graphics use iconography commonly associated with Canada's western provinces and are delivered in a modern style. A very fun, kitsch, colourful journey leads you into Radio-Canada's À la carte program hosted by Jacky Essombe.

Swiss Water Process Kiosk Promotion

Vancouver based Swiss Water Process is a coffee decaffinator that uses a 100% chemical free process. This motion graphics video was made to promote the benefits of their brand and was shown at a trade show kiosk.

*music by Egg "Presque Blue" (Montreal) - was NOT used in final video. The video was shown silent on a HD television.

Opening sequence for Candid on ZeD (season 4), CBC Television

In season four of ZeD every Wednesday night the Candid show hosts Suzanne Bastien, Trish Williams, and Zorana Sadiq presented their favourite short films, and shared personal stories related to what they've just seen.

The opening sequence for Candid projects the personalities of the three hosts reacting and interacting to the content they've just experienced. Three short teasers of content presented each evening were featured in the opener.

Opening sequence for Real on ZeD (season 4), CBC Television

In season four of ZeD every Tuesday night, show host Jarrett Martineau took us on an energetic globetrotting tour exploring the everyday. Via documentary film and the web, we delved into private realities, everyday passions and human curiosities.

Opening sequence for Index on ZeD (season 4), CBC Television

ZeD Index profiled Canada's culture, arts and lifestyle, ideas, and events that make this country great. This short opener lead into a fast paced top ten count down.

Opening sequence for ZeD (season 3) on CBC Television

ZeD's motion graphics for season 3 were dark, edgy and minimal. Since the program's content varied nightly the graphics needed to have a broad open statement that fit around teasers of different content (such as film, music performance, dance & interviews).