CLIENT
Ejlskov
PROJECT
Explainer film
MY ROLE
Concept · Direction · Animation · Editing
RESULT
Used internationally and translated for the Chinese market.
Value
Thanks to this film, Ejlskov effectively reaches a broad audience. It not only saves the company time by providing a quick overview of the services offered but also serves as a valuable communication tool for international clients. The speaker’s voice can be easily adapted to the desired language, ensuring clear understanding for diverse audiences.
Purpose
Ejlskov specializes in a unique approach to soil pollution remediation. To enhance understanding of this process among customers and stakeholders, Ejlskov commissioned an explainer video. This video is now utilized for conferences, email correspondence, and as a promotional tool for the company.
Respaunce campaigns
I produced explainer videos and webcasts for a company called Respaunce, focusing on their CSR management program. This user-friendly tool assists companies in managing their corporate social responsibility efforts while ensuring compliance with the latest EU regulations and standards.
The explainer videos were crafted using After Effects and Premiere Pro. Filming the podcasts transported me back to my days as a director in the film industry, highlighting the interconnectedness of my experiences.
I meticulously assembled everything in Premiere Pro and added subtitles for accessibility. Additionally, I embraced a bit of directing by encouraging the team to improvise, which added an engaging dynamic to the content.
Campaigns mixed
Underneath are some takeouts from previous campaigns. Some of them are from pitches.
The hamster character is from a campaign created for Fakta in Germany, where I did the character design concept.
Anyway, I had a lot of fun working on these campaigns and pitch projects. To be allowed to use your creativity is always fun. But I had hoped that Carlsberg would have gone with an idea about aliens having problems drinking beer. Could have been a success. But maybe in another dimension, who knows.
Campaigns Aurora
Aurora aimed to enhance their company and brand through videos designed for various purposes.
I received a collection of raw film clips along with a voice-over. My task was to transform this material into an engaging, fast-paced, and informative piece—something I enjoy doing. Using Premiere Pro, I edited the footage and applied color correction to ensure a cohesive look. The effects were added in After Effects to enrich the overall presentation.
Below are the results, which illustrate the collaborative effort to create effective video content.
Regionsvalg 2009
Back in 2009, I did these ads for local television. It was one of those low-budget projects with a short-deadline. So the question was, how do I make something interesting without going over the budget, which sometimes is every freelancer’s nightmare. Because we all want to make something great, but that probably means you spend more time on the project than you were supposed to.
But that didn’t happen with this project. With animations and quick rendering time, I manage to keep it within the budget. The result was these four animations, which the local television channel aired during a local election.
E-learning
I would like to share some e-learning projects and explainer videos I have worked on in the past. During my time at Effective Learning, I collaborated with clients such as Xportalen, Vestas, and Mærsk. Our team, which included journalists, writers, and animators, worked on various e-learning projects that were innovative for their time.
I also did some intense 3D modeling and animation regarding a project for DTU – a learning app for their students – check out the following link. DTU learning app
This experience has provided me with a solid background in e-learning and a strong understanding of creating effective visual content. Research indicates that visual elements can significantly enhance learning and retention, and I aim to apply this knowledge in my work.
I look forward to exploring opportunities where I can contribute my skills to future projects.
Miscellaneous
Here are some bits and pieces I have done. The first on the left, or the first; depends if you are on a smartphone or desktop, was shot with a lousy camera with a bad microphone, but it was the most successful promo,, because the client and the customers liked it. And it goes to show what I strongly believe, if the story ain’t funny, interestingly told, scary, etc, nobody is going to care about the fancy drone shots, green screen use, or whatever is trendy these days. There I said it.
The next one is a pitch, which is fairly straightforward. Then there are some animation takeaways used in a series of informative videos about the assistance you can get to help you stay in the job market if you suddenly suffer from a disability that prevents you from doing your job. Next is an introduction to Beierholm’s courses about the new rules and regulations regarding the Green Deal. It was based on a PowerPoint, but we had ambitions to make it more interesting and informative.
