In partnership with J Creative we shot and edited this short promotional film for leading software solutions company IDBS. We really enjoyed using this live illustration style and shooting with our wonderful illustrator Sam Church. The film opened the international Connect 2014 event in London this year and now sits pride of place on the IDBS website.
IDBS - Connect 2014
In partnership with J Creative we shot and edited this short promotional film for leading software solutions company IDBS. We really enjoyed using this live illustration style and shooting with our wonderful illustrator Sam Church. The film opened the international Connect 2014 event in London this year and now sits pride of place on the IDBS website.
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