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Benefit Visualisations build brand insight and believability. Engaging customers by visually explaining how the product works builds product believability and equity.
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benefit Visualisation "Benefit Visualisation build brand insight and believability". Engaging customers by visually explaining 'how the product works' builds product believability  and equity.
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Benefit Visualisation
Every product needs to address consumer
issues or insights in a novel and relevant
way.

This often means the consumer will need
to be educated on how the product action
works differently, while retaining the key
messages of the product benefit.
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MAAD have over a decade of
experience producing benefit
visualisations for global brands
through to local SME's all with
the same need simple
communication of how their
products or technology works
differently. MAAD involves you the
client at every step of the process
from brief, to concept, to storyboards,
to animatic through.
to the final animation making sure the
tone of the message is holistic with
the brand and target audience.

MAAD produces all visualisations
to DVD standard and cross-fertilise
the media to other formats, allowing
the content to be played on plasma
screens through to the web or even
a podcast.
 
 

MAAD £D Workflow
Step One - Storyboarding

MAAD’s 3D artists develop storyboards for every
job, they are basically rough sketches of the key scenes of the animation, these storyboards are discussed with the client and allow any problems, misunderstandings to be ironed out before they look at a computer.

Image courtesy of Dean Belcher. Retouched by MAAD Ltd.
Storyboard developed by MAAD Ltd. .

Step Two - Animatic

An animatic is basically a moving version of the storyboard, allowing the client and 3D artists to work out any screenplay, camera positioning, shot lists and timing issues that may exist with the current storyboard.

Illustration © MAAD Ltd 2007.
Image © Procter & Gamble. Animatic by MAAD Ltd.

Step Three - Quick & Rough

The next step is to develop a quick and rough of the animation, this part of the pipeline focuses on the movement and message of the animation, this is where the animation starts to come to life.

Interface designed for skin layer reading device.
Image © Procter & Gamble. Q&R by MAAD Ltd.

Step Four - The Final Render

The final step of the 3D process, the lighting and texture are added to the 3D scene along with reflection / refractions, basically all the beauty elements of the animation that make up the end look.

Image courtesy of Dean Belcher. Retouched by MAAD Ltd.
Image © Procter & Gamble. Rendered by MAAD Ltd.
 

Step Five - Compositing

After the animation has been rendered it is passed to MAAD's production department where any post effects such as colour correction, layout and timings can be amended. The final animation is then prepared for the end platform whether that be DVD, CD-ROM or web.

Illustration © MAAD Ltd 2007.
Image © Procter & Gamble. Composition work MAAD Ltd.
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