Global production.
Three cities, three continents, three weeks.
““Despite having a hectic schedule, and an incredibly fast turnaround time for what was affectively a multi-city shoot with various outputs, MPC made it feel like a smooth run the entire way.”
Dee Graves
Director, Devries Global
When the nice people at Devries Global London asked if we’d be ok to film in three global cities, record three localised voice overs and deliver in three weeks. We said it sounds great (maybe a little crazy) and we’d love to help, thanks so much for asking.
First stop was London whilst our producers got things ready in NYC and then onto Dubai in the UAE. We only had a few days in each location but we managed to get what we needed thanks to our network of awesome people built up over the years. People who aren’t just professional they’re also fun and extraordinarily helpful.
Ok we admit the deadline was kinda tight, but we partly got around this by travelling with our editor, this way edits could be created each day and uploaded for feedback. It would have been impossible otherwise.
The final grade and audio mastering was done over the weekend before the Monday delivery.
None of this would have been possible without a great client and understanding agency to work with, this really was a collaborative effort.
Stretching the content.
The was to create video content, but after we got back to London Dan asked if we could pull some stills from the footage, of course we could as we captured mostly in 5K resolution.
This small selection of supplied stills extracted from the footage is pretty much straight out of camera, in other words no retouching. Keeping with our philosophy of getting it right in camera whenever possible.
Our schedule was so tight, we didn’t even have time for many BTS pics please see above. We started filming late November in London, then on to New York these days were short, dark and a bit cold, so Dubai was an Oasis of sunshine for the last part of our journey, I think it was winter there too but it really didn’t feel like it.
