The first set of photographs are from a recent guerilla projection campaign
undertaken on the streets of Edinburgh using our Sanyo XF46E 12,000
lumen projector mounted on top of a van and powered by a generator.
The campaign took place over two weekends in September 2006. We
generated a very simple short DVD from the clients images (in this
case a background & bottle overlay) to generate a a little eye
catching movement and then hit the streets, visiting between six
& ten sites per night for anything up to an hour per site.
The images you can see are from George St, George IV Bridge, Broughton
Street & Chambers Street in Edinburgh. The images actually displayed
on the building are ranging between 20 feet and 30 feet high, depending
upon the distance and suitable surface area available. The bottom right image is from a recent job (January 2007) where we projected onto Borthwick Castle - There is a car in the bottom left of the frame to give an idea of scale.
If you have a query with regard to an outdoor guerilla projection
campaign then by all means give us a call to discuss your ideas.
Giant Raspberries on Ricks Bar - These images are fairly low key, which is exactly what the client required.
Giant raspberries on The Royal Museum
Giant raspberries on The Point Conference Centre in Edinburghs Bread Street.
Big Mouth Media logo projected onto Borthwick Castle (the car in bottom left frame gives an idea of scale).
Logo Projection on Prestonfield House Hotel (job by A & R Martin using our Sanyo XF46E). The logos were moved around using an image editor to fit the building.
Outdoor projection at Tantallon Castle for The Collective Gallery. The projection area was 23metres wide by 17metres high (approx). You can see people at the bottom right.
Footage of the "Al Aqsa Park" created by Egyptian artist Wael Shawky being shown on the wall as seen on the left. The image fills the wall seen in the picture on the left.
The piece was an animimated movie shown from a DVD & had an accompanying audio soundtrack.
The audience was approxiamately 100 people. For more info try http://www.collectivegallery.net
The first set of photographs are from a recent guerilla projection campaign
undertaken on the streets of Edinburgh using our Sanyo XF46E 12,000
lumen projector mounted on top of a van and powered by a generator.
The campaign took place over two weekends in September 2006. We
generated a very simple short DVD from the clients images (in this
case a background & bottle overlay) to generate a a little eye
catching movement and then hit the streets, visiting between six
& ten sites per night for anything up to an hour per site.
