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The Power of the Living Still. It was great being back in London last week connecting with friends, Colleagues and clients. It was exciting to see the positive response to our Living Stills product! The Living Still technique involves using advanced VFX techniques to add small, looping animations on top of a finished still image. These subtle nuances and slight movements enhance the image, adding interest, detail, and lifelike realism. This is a great service we offer, especially now that social media plays such a crucial role in marketing and communication. The animated feel of Living Stills captures attention and engages viewers more effectively, making your content stand out in the crowded digital landscape.

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We are thrilled to announce the official opening of Kilograph in Dubai. Over the last couple of years, our Kilograph teams in LA and Spain have been engaged in multiple projects in the region, including strategic brand marketing, architectural visualization, film and animation as well as web and interactive. Based on the immense market potential, we're excited to announce our Dubai office led by Camille Mallat, whose background in film and visual content will be a tremendous asset to the Kilograph portfolio. If you have any branding, web, animation or visualization needs in the region, we'd love to talk to you.

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We love communicating a brand's essence via design, visualization and animation. When we created the website for Hotel Bozeman & Residences in Bozeman, Montana, we brought the local topography (like the Bridger Mountains) to life by animating the mountainous line graphic throughout the website. Client: Homebase Partners Services: Web Design & Development #luxury #bespoke #website #webdesign #masterplan #collaboration #marketingagency #digitalmarketingagency

Thrilled to share our latest collaboration with the incredible architects at BIG on the KU ArcD project! Kilograph is proud to bring multi-seasonal visualizations to life for such an inspiring building. #TeamKilograph #BIG #ArchitectureVisualization #InnovationDesign

What's an SBE? We are! An SBE (Small Business Enterprise) is a business that meets certain economic and ownership criteria established by federal and state guidelines. Kilograph is your Small Business Enterprise partner bringing public transit and infrastructure projects to life. We have worked on projects for the California High Speed Rail, LA Aerial Rapid Transit and the Metro Rail Connector Station for LAX. Being part of such long-term civic goals allows us to contribute to something enduring for generations to come. Contact us to find out more: info@kilograph.com #SBE #SmallBusiness #Transit #Infrastructure #Transportation #Metro

We've launched a new competition with the talented students from MADI (Master in Digital Architecture). They'll be creating images exploring the concept of Tension in architectural representation using a provided 3D model over the next few weeks. Can't wait to see the results! Kilograph has a strong connection with MADI and IUAV School of Architecture in Venice, with former students now part of our team. The winner will join our Spain studio for a paid internship this summer. Exciting times ahead! https://lnkd.in/dzayHg9p

Welcome to the Dollhouse. When we have a project that entails us visualizing a building, we often find the best way to communicate the options for use of space and flow is to create what is known as a ‘dollhouse’ (also known as sectional perspectives). It gives a sectional view of the building and shows how the different spaces can be used. Dollhouse shown here is from our Sunset & Wilcox project. #architecturalvisualization #realestatemarketing #filmmaking #marketingfilms

It’s been almost a year since Kilograph moved to the Bradbury Building, one of the most famous architectural landmarks in Los Angeles, built in 1893. A fun thing you might not know about the Bradbury Building is that it was designed by George Wyman, who had no architectural training. He actually consulted a Ouija board before taking on the project! Lucky for us, the Ouija board said the project would be a success so he moved forward with the design. The building is actually named for Lewis Bradbury, who was a real estate developer. It’s been inspiring for our team to work in a building with so much architectural history and we are excited to continue in the years ahead. It makes coming to work every day a delight. #lovewhereyouwork #losangelesarchitecture #historicalarchitecture #bradburybuilding #bladerunner