This video was created to help Artisan Spirits Handcrafted Liquors of Portland, Oregon launch their new brand of specialty vodka. Their launch party took place at a trendy new downtown club that had a total of five projectors available to display video. Artisan Spirits asked Fred Knack to develop something that would create a buzz around their products.

The theme of the video was bees and grapes based on Artisan Spirits two unique products. The ‘Apia’ vodka is made from honey that is fermented and then distilled. The ‘Martin Ryan’ vodka is made from distilled wine from grapes.

The most exciting thing about this particular video installation was that three of the projectors were configured so that the video was repeated three times seamlessly on the wall enhancing the effect of the motion graphics dramatically. That night the club increased their liquor sales by 25% partly due to the fact that there was no way the patrons could miss the mesmerizing display.

With background video installations such as this, your brand visuals add a new dimension within the room and give your event unmistakable character.

This Intro for the 2008 Intel Solutions Summit spanned 5 screens for a total width of 160 feet. Featuring 3D animation, as well as custom audio, this video was right at home in Las Vegas.

This event was produced by Henry V Events in Portland Oregon. This show opener was conceived and created by Fred Knack as an opening video to get the attention of the audience.

The footage was split into five seperate video files and presented using Dataton Watchout. The entire screen was 120 feet long and 12 feet high to deliver a big impact.

The audio was created by Fred Knack using Apple Soundtrack, stock loop libraries and sound effects.