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Some positive autodesk marketing!

Posted: 27 Jul 2012, 16:34
by mattmos
Nice to see some work from Digital Dimension focused around Softimage.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__AhuYOizWI

Re: Some positive autodesk marketing!

Posted: 27 Jul 2012, 18:26
by grahamef
There's also this that was posted recently:

http://area.autodesk.com/blogs/darren/soft-and-strong

Re: Some positive autodesk marketing!

Posted: 27 Jul 2012, 19:21
by bottleofram
And this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDAVC3EnHLg

Make no mistakes, though, its suites promotion after all:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLm5mwRDlFA

Re: Some positive autodesk marketing!

Posted: 27 Jul 2012, 19:46
by gustavoeb
Digital Dimension... not Domain

great sequence of good stuff non the less... I am still wainting for the olympics spot (by passion pictures) to show up at the Areas front page. :-?

Re: Some positive autodesk marketing!

Posted: 27 Jul 2012, 19:53
by grahamef
gustavoeb wrote:Digital Dimension... not Domain
Yeah, I was watching and surprised to see a seat from the old Montreal Forum (that's the red one with the logo of the Montreal Canadiens hockey team for those who are not familiar). I was thinking -- how did that get to the Digital Domain offices when I realized it was Digital Dimension (who are based in Montreal).

Re: Some positive autodesk marketing!

Posted: 27 Jul 2012, 19:54
by mattmos
Heh good catch doh!

Re: Some positive autodesk marketing!

Posted: 27 Jul 2012, 20:31
by Tekano
re: Some positive autodesk marketing!

I know! - is this an alarming new trend or a guilty conscience for being utter shite for the last 2 years? :))

And the Passion Pictures amazing piece for BBC - I very much doubt any Olympic material will get to be shown anywhere other than where LOCOG deign fit. ie if 'Autodesk' did not sponsor LOCOG, then it ain't going to happen. I did see the full , long version posted here recently though https://vimeo.com/46441341 fantastic stuff.

Re: Some positive autodesk marketing!

Posted: 27 Jul 2012, 20:41
by gustavoeb
Valid point. But the olympic game making of was featured at the Area.

Re: Some positive autodesk marketing!

Posted: 27 Jul 2012, 21:09
by Tekano
gustavoeb wrote:Valid point. But the olympic game making of was featured at the Area.
was it? The one with Mario Ucci and Passion Pictures? we were not allowed to see that making of at the SiC user meeting because of the already mentioned LOCOG rules & conditions.

good luck trying to find it again on The Area ;)

Re: Some positive autodesk marketing!

Posted: 27 Jul 2012, 21:13
by Nizar
Nice but I'm sure this is totally involuntary :D

Great video!

Re: Some positive autodesk marketing!

Posted: 27 Jul 2012, 22:51
by Daniel Brassard
About the Passion Pictures Olympic work:
The campaign is designed to be used across all the BBC's television, radio and digital Olympic content and it features specially commissioned music by Elbow. As well as the 1 x 60 sec trailer there is a 2' 40" film which we will be able to show on Passion's website on 27th July, the opening night of the Games.
For more info: http://www.passion-pictures.com/

Re: Some positive autodesk marketing!

Posted: 30 Jul 2012, 13:56
by Bellsey
bottleofram wrote:And this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDAVC3EnHLg

Make no mistakes, though, its suites promotion after all:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLm5mwRDlFA
This was one thing I wanted to point out, whilst not trying to pop anyone's balloons here, that one of the main reasons these videos were done, was because they focus on Suites and I've said many times before that Suites are very much a focus for Autodesk and it's marketing. That doesn't mean they will ignore literally everything else, but they will certainly be looking to highlight Suites usage as much as possible.

As for Passions work for the BBC Olympic coverage, (AFAIK), we didn't know anything about it until quite late and even then the BBC had blocked anyone from showing it until the spot aired. I would like to point out though, that we can't just create customer stories in 5mins and throw them up on the area. We have to approach the relevant studio and seek permission from them and also their client as well. This takes time, which is why things appear slow.
But I have said many times, we have specific people to deal with this type of thing, so I push as much stuff to them as I possibly can. Some things happen, others don't, for all manner of reasons.