ERIPIO AB Trailer (aka 'Heavy rescue trailer')
As the title implies this project is a trailer for Eripio AB, a Swedish based heavy rescue education center which educates fire departments, mainly, in Europe in heavy rescue. The video is used as a promotional tool as well as quickly introducing new students to the concept of heavy rescue. The video consist of video material taken from actual exercise and events that 'Eripio AB' either participated in or executed them selves and animation created by my own freelance firm '12th Avenue'.
As the title implies this project is a trailer for Eripio AB, a Swedish based heavy rescue education center which educates fire departments, mainly, in Europe in heavy rescue. The video is used as a promotional tool as well as quickly introducing new students to the concept of heavy rescue. The video consist of video material taken from actual exercise and events that 'Eripio AB' either participated in or executed them selves and animation created by my own freelance firm '12th Avenue'.
The movie shown above is not the complete movie used by Eripio AB but a shortened version showcasing the 3D scenes and visuals created by me. The 12th Avenue (Aveny 12) logo animation does also not appear in the finished product.
The filmed material was provided by Eripio AB while the animations and additional visuals were produced by myself and two interns. Most of the video editing were done in Adobe Premier with a few of the clips first receiving some 'make up' in After Effects. All 3D animations were produced solely using Cinema 4D. While letting the interns take care of most of the vehicle modeling I focused on video editing as well as animation and rendering of the 3D scenes. I was also in charge of producing concept and story board for the trailer and 3D scenes.
The filmed material was provided by Eripio AB while the animations and additional visuals were produced by myself and two interns. Most of the video editing were done in Adobe Premier with a few of the clips first receiving some 'make up' in After Effects. All 3D animations were produced solely using Cinema 4D. While letting the interns take care of most of the vehicle modeling I focused on video editing as well as animation and rendering of the 3D scenes. I was also in charge of producing concept and story board for the trailer and 3D scenes.
