Here are some of our multimedia clients,
and a brief description of the work we've done for them.
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Orca Bay Entertainment asked us to create an interactive piece to sell Grizzlies season tickets during the "Drive for Five". A second multimedia piece was used to sell print, broadcast and signage advertising for the new General Motors Place Stadium in Vancouver. Click here to see a larger visual.
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Cadillac Fairview needed a multimedia presentation to help sell space at the Toronto Dominion Centre and Simcoe Place in Toronto. A great deal of video was used in this piece to show the interior and exterior of the buildings from a number of different perspectives. Click here to see a larger visual.
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Keri's World is an interactive dayplanner for young people. Keri's world includes over 300 beautiful photographs, fun and educational facts from around the world, and major areas of functionality such as an address book, a "to do" list, and a printable diary.
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Simon Fraser University Department of Computer Science wanted to demonstrate the benefits of an online university and showcase the systems they are developing for their Virtual-U project. We used 3D renderings of the buildings and interiors as an interface to navigate through the virtual university.
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This speaker support piece was used to promote the advantages of digital printing for publishing and materials management. It focuses on Xerox DocuTech printing technology used by the Open Learning Agency. Click here to see a larger visual.
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Advanced Gravis required an interface design for a Windows based multimedia stereo component control system and mixer that runs their new Ultrasound Sound Card for PC's. Click here to see a larger visual. You can download a working version of Windecks Version 1.12 (32 bit) - Gravis' Stereo Component Rack for Windows 95 from Gravis' web site. The file required is WD32V112.ZIP. Click here to go to the Gravis site.
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We developed database software that allows Online's clients to organize projects and contacts in the film industry. The software is downloadable from their website at bcfilm.com. Click here to see a larger visual.
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Workers Compensation Board of British Columbia. An interactive multimedia piece to introduce and describe clip art that promotes safety issues in the workplace. This promotion fit entirely onto a floppy disk for ease of distribution. Click here to see a larger visual.
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Simon Fraser University, Telelearning Center asked us to develop this speaker support piece to aid instructors in preparing courseware for Simon Fraser's Virtual-U project. 3D animations were used to represent teaching analagies. Click here to see a larger visual.
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Dicksons Coffee used this "Jeopardy style" interactive game to promote coffee information through entertainment at their annual sales conference. Click here to see a larger visual.
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Intrawest Corporation. This demonstration was created for Intrawest Corporation to promote the use of multimedia as a sales and information tool. Click here to see a larger visual.
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Multimedia Communications Conference. eMedia developed the interface design and graphics for a CD-ROM detailing the Multimedia Communications Conference held in Banff. Click here to see a larger visual.
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Creo Products Inc. is a local BC company currently promoting their new Digital Prespress Workflow system. eMedia produced this cost-effective interactive floppy disk presentation for mass distributions. Click here to see a larger visual.
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