Concept

An educational carousel that explains what VP is and its key benefits — targeted at filmmakers, directors, and producers who may not fully understand the technology yet. This is the "explainer" post that positions vedrí as the go-to authority in North Wales.

Inspiration: Pixotope's "Streamlined XR Setup" infographic post and CoPilot Co's educational reels with bold text overlays.

Slide-by-Slide Visual Direction

Detailed Slide Design Notes

Slide 1 (Hook): Dark #111118 background with signature green glow. Large "What is" in white Space Grotesk Bold, "Virtual Production?" in #9FCC3B. vedrí logo lockup in bottom-right corner. Subtle green glow emanating from behind the text.

Slide 2 (The Problem): Dark background. Could use a faded/desaturated image of a traditional film set. White text with the green accent on the pain points. Keep it moody and contrasting.
Image suggestions: background image could be traditional VFX BTS

Slide 3 (The Solution): Split-screen or layered composition — one side showing the green screen studio, the other showing the final composite. Bold text overlay: "VP merges real + digital in real time." Background could use a vedri BTS still from the studio.
Image Suggestion:Composite from our vedri 001

Slide 4 (Benefits): Three key benefits with simple icon-style graphics. Headline: "See the final shot as you film it." Three benefits listed: (1) Faster turnaround — no weeks in post, (2) Creative control — directors approve on set, (3) Cost efficient — fewer reshoots, smaller crews. Use the green accent for icons/bullets.
Image suggestion: BTS shot.

Slide 5 (CTA): Clean, bold. "Book a Studio Visit" with vedrí logo and website link. Green glow background. The strongest visual punch of the set.

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Concept

A polished equipment showcase that highlights the key technology in the vedrí studio. This builds credibility and speaks to the technical audience (DOPs, VFX supervisors, producers) who want to know exactly what kit is available. Think Mo-Sys's product close-up style meets Dimension Studio's cinematic presentation.

Inspiration: Mo-Sys's close-up hardware shots with brand-coloured text overlays, and CoPilot Co's tech-focused content.

Slide-by-Slide Visual Direction

Detailed Slide Design Notes

Slide 1 (Hero): Wide-angle hero shot of the studio — lights on, green screen lit, camera rig in position. Cinematic grade (slightly desaturated with the green popping). Text overlay: "Inside the vedrí studio" in white + green. vedrí logo bottom-right. Could use a dark vignette to frame the text.

Slide 2 (Camera Tracking): Tight close-up photograph of the Mo-Sys StarTracker Max mounted on the camera rig. Shallow depth of field. Small text overlay: "Mo-Sys StarTracker Max" with a one-line description: "Sub-pixel optical tracking at any frame rate." Green accent on the product name. Dark vignette around edges.

Slide 3 (Green Screen Cyclorama): Wide shot of the full 7.5m × 6m cyclorama — seamless corners, even lighting. Text overlay: "7.5m × 6m" in large green numerals, "Professional Green Screen Cyclorama" underneath in white. Show the infinity curve and the scale of the space.

Slide 4 (CTA): Clean branded slide — dark background with green glow. "See it in person" headline. "Book a studio visit at vedri.studio" with the website URL. Logo lockup.

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Concept

A visually striking before/after comparison showing the raw green screen footage alongside the final composited shot — demonstrating the "wow factor" of VP in a single, shareable image. This is the scroll-stopper. Think Dimension Studio's project showcase posts with clean typography overlays.

Inspiration: Dimension Studio's cinematic project showcase posts ("Virtual Production for Those About to Die") and their before/after reveal content.

Visual Direction

Option A — Static Split Image: A single square image split down the middle. Left side: the raw green screen shot (desaturated, moody). Right side: the final Unreal Engine composite (full colour, cinematic). A thin #9FCC3B green line divides the two halves. Small text at the bottom: "Real-time compositing at vedrí" with the logo.

Option B — Reel / Video: Short 10-15 second reel. Opens on the green screen raw shot, then a smooth wipe/reveal transitions to the final composite. Dramatic sound design. Text overlay appears: "This happened in real time." End card with vedrí logo and CTA.

Design Notes

Use actual footage from a vedrí shoot if available. If not, this could be created using test footage from the studio — even a simple scene (person sitting on the couch on the green screen → composited into a living room/sci-fi/fantasy environment) would demonstrate the concept powerfully.

The key is contrast — the "before" should look raw and unfinished, the "after" should look cinematic and polished. The green divider line ties it to the vedrí brand.

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