BKJ Productions » video

Barbara Scanlon, DMD

bdmin — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 13:39:42 +0000

When a local dentist realized that her website was getting out of date, it was time for a remake. We found a cost-effective supply of new stock images, mixing them with custom photography by Ed Malitsky. The resulting site tells the story of the dental practice in a colorful, inviting way.

Several testimonial videos from satisfied clients are displayed, hosting provided by Vimeo. One great thing about Vimeo is that at the end of a video, it is possible to specify another video you would like to display next, and, unlike Youtube, there are no ads from possible competition (or worse).

Dialogic “Ancient Mysteries” CD-ROM

bdmin — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 16:33:10 +0000

Business-to-business CD-ROM touting the benefits of computer telephony from Dialogic. Features three brief vignettes which explain what the product is, how it works, and where to get it. Each sequence uses a combination of live action and animation to entertain and inform. 1998 One Show award.

Time Warner Kiosk

bdmin — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 15:45:03 +0000

Working with Center Vision, BKJ Productions created an interactive kiosk using MIKO hardware for Time Warner’s prototype store in Rochester, NY.

Located in the “What’s New” section at the front of the store, the kiosk runs non-stop to show the benefits of cellular phones and accessories. Two live-action hosts, Harry and Ellie, lead customers through a series of ten “question” screens to entertain and inform. At the end of the presentation, the customer receives a printout which lists the appropriate phones based on answers, as well as a savings coupon incentive.

DESIGN NOTES. Live action scenes were shot in Boston and New York and, using blue-screen techniques, the actors were placed into hand-drawn animated environments. Such high-level production values combined with a loose, free-flowing design and use of handwritten text make the kiosk more like a TV than a computer.

CREDITS. Producer: Seichi Tsutsumi. Art Director: Brian K. Johnson