Animation and video for construction and architecture.
Turn supplied project footage, photographs and approved messages into films and animated content for your website and social channels. Explain a service, introduce a project or show how a space works.
SHORT SOCIAL PROMOTION
Introduce a contracting business in motion.
Oastler’s archive promotion combines its joinery and contracting services, project photographs and contact details in a short silent film. See the original creative and the scope of our completed marketing engagement.
An original social promotion from the Resin Reign archive, presenting the flooring work and services.
Professional epoxy flooringA 10-second silent promotion combining project footage, service messages and contact details. Flooring work and supplied imagery by Resin Reign. Presented as an archive advertising example; contact details and claims within the artwork reflect the original creative.
A studio demonstration of an animated campaign sequence: from the project detail to the message and next step. This is an illustrative Crafters concept, not a commissioned client campaign.
BRIEF / DETAIL / STORY / ENQUIRY
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The project
Start with the work.
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The detail
Find what matters.
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The story
Make it understood.
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The next step
Give people a way in.
Storyboarding · Graphic movement · A clear sequence
SUPPLIED FOOTAGE / DIGITAL PRESENTATION
A project in motion.
The Boat House construction film, supplied by Hayward Smart Architects. Presented within the digital portfolio to bring the build process into the project story.
ON SITE / THE BOAT HOUSEHayward Smart Architects
INTERACTIVE PROJECT PRESENTATION
Make room for exploration.
The Old Till House concept connects architectural photography with an interactive plan and an interpretive 3D view.
Start with what your viewer needs to understand and the material you have. These formats need different source files, checks and production work.
A project film
Use a guided sequence to introduce the work, explain a process or follow progress on site. Supplied footage, approved captions and a clear story form the brief.
The Boat House film is footage supplied by Hayward Smart Architects, presented in this portfolio. It is not a filming commission by Crafters.
Help someone understand how spaces connect. Agree the drawings, level of detail, viewpoints and what must be checked before production.
The Old Till House model is an interpretation for presentation. It is not a measured survey, architect-approved construction model or technical design service.
Before commissioning a tour, use our interactive architectural project guide to decide what visitors need to understand and test a small part of the experience.
Choose the deliverables that support your website and marketing.
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Story & storyboard
Agree the message, audience, running time and sequence before production.
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Motion production
Edit supplied footage and combine it with text and graphics for your website or social channels.
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Delivery formats
Agree website and social formats, captions, stills, licensing and revision allowances.
WHAT WE NEED TO START
Your project brief.
The intended use, reference material, approved messages and any existing footage or drawings. New filming and verified 3D modelling need their own scope.
SCOPE, TIMING & COST
We agree the deliverables, timetable and fee before starting. Advertising spend and any additional production or licensing are identified separately where relevant.
Can existing footage become a website or social video?
Yes, where its quality, format and usage permissions suit the brief. A storyboard establishes the message and sequence, then the scope sets out graphics, editing, captions and the versions needed for each channel.
Is an architectural walkthrough the same as a project film?
No. A film is a fixed sequence; a walkthrough lets the visitor explore. Photography, drawings, 3D models and budget determine the appropriate approach. The Old Till House experience demonstrates an interactive concept, rather than a measured architectural model.