De Laval Cream Separator Animation
An old-time commercial about the De Laval cream separator's historical significance
Animation
Challenge:
The Ingenium museum (Toronto) wants to garner interest for their cream separator exhibit through a short video posted on Instagram Reels. Because of its role, the video should educate the audience about the cream separator while retaining interest within the short time format.
Solution:
We created an old-time, commercial-style video that sells the audience on the cream separator. By using vignetting and grain effects that emulate an older video, combined with modern match-cut and transitions, we created an animation that is succinctly educational yet fun to watch.
Tools
Adobe AfterEffects, Adobe Premiere, Adobe Audition, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Miro
Client
Ingenium Museum, Prof. Marc Dryer (MSC2011)
Team members
Livia Nguyen, Linda Ding
Role
Animator, Compiler, Sound Designer, Sound Mixer
Target Audience
Young students (18-24yo) interested in science and history
De Laval Cream Separator Animation
An old-time commercial about the De Laval cream separator's historical significance
Animation
Challenge:
The Ingenium museum (Toronto) wants to garner interest for their cream separator exhibit through a short video posted on Instagram Reels. Because of its role, the video should educate the audience about the cream separator while retaining interest within the short time format.
Solution:
We created an old-time, commercial-style video that sells the audience on the cream separator. By using vignetting and grain effects that emulate an older video, combined with modern match-cut and transitions, we created an animation that is succinctly educational yet fun to watch.
Tools
Adobe AfterEffects, Adobe Premiere, Adobe Audition, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Miro
Role
Animator, Compiler, Sound Designer, Sound Mixer
Team members
Livia Nguyen, Linda Ding
Clients
Ingenium Museum, Prof. Marc Dryer (MSC2011)
Target Audience
Young students (18-24yo) interested in science and history
Process
Treatment, Script and Style
Storyboards
Animatic
Animation and Compilation
Final Animation
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