The talented Natasha Salmon and myself, was asked to present a corporate launch video for video graphics and virtual studio software developer Whitwam Audio Visual Solutions.
The software gives the user the capability to build virtual studios from scratch and incorporate banners, amongst other graphics in real time so that minimal post production work is required.
This could be used for television shows, business presentations, and sports news, as well as others. All that's truly needed is a green screen and the system can build the rest.
Check out the video below...
Before you is a preview of the launch video, more to be released.
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