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Optima - Pitch

  • Writer: Samuel Farmer
    Samuel Farmer
  • Jan 11
  • 2 min read

"Stop the scroll" is a phrase I often hear from stakeholders. How do we create an engaging visual that stops the endless user scroll of social media?


What follows is a rough concept that I've storyboarded inside of Cinema 4D. All of the assets were modeled by me. Nothing to license or purchase. No AI was used. This is all protected and safe for commercial use. If the idea resonates, a polished final version can be rendered and delivered. This represents only two days of work.


Concept: A traditional classroom transforms into an immersive historical setting.


Shot 1A - Dolly forward
Shot 1A - Dolly forward

We open on a classroom depicted as somewhat sterile and traditional. Apart from cinematic lighting, there is nothing exceptional about the environment.


Shot 01B - Dolly continued
Shot 01B - Dolly continued

As the shot tracks forward, the walls fall away and the drop ceiling flies apart and upward revealing a larger environment.


Shot 01C - Dolly continued
Shot 01C - Dolly continued

With the confinement of the traditional classroom gone, a bright new immersive environment is revealed, but we maintain desks and books as a visual metaphor to reinforce the idea that this is not merely some gamified task, but an exciting new arena for learning.


Shot 01D - Resolve
Shot 01D - Resolve

As the camera settles, we tilt upwards where Optima branding can occur center frame and pair that with a strong CTA, "click," "visit," "learn more," "follow," depending on need.


As always, I welcome notes. At this early conceptual stage there's much room for input and this environment can be customized further to reinforce specific concepts.


This sequence paired with strong, concise copy and a confident voice over tells a story in a single, dynamic shot that I feel captures the intended experience of this new learning environment.


A peek behind the scenes:





 
 
 

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