Whose words go on screen?
The client's notes, word for word
Our own rewording of his points
WhyOur first rewrite dropped claims he wanted kept. The film now carries his lines, with one dash changed to a comma.
B2B launch teaser for MIPCOM
Gameflix.TV needed a sales film its agent could show to TV operators and telcos at MIPCOM. The job was urgent and creative direction was open. After a first one-minute cut, the client asked for something faster, more rhythmic and more graphic, then sent his own five-beat brief and a page of notes aimed at operators.
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The client's notes, word for word
Our own rewording of his points
WhyOur first rewrite dropped claims he wanted kept. The film now carries his lines, with one dash changed to a comma.
A motion graphics beat: slim box, TV OS names as text, 60 FPS on any STB
The filmed box shot
WhyThe filmed box read like a known games console, so those seconds were replaced with graphics.
A female voice-over
Male announcer reads from earlier cuts
WhyMale reads were tried first; the female cut is the version picked to represent the film.
TypeArchivo, Inter