Wellspring Studio Logo Animation

ERA404 3D Artists worked closely with Broadway Video Senior VFX Artist, Claudia D’Enjoy to build the Studio logo animation for independent film studio, Wellspring.
A 3D model of a droplet frozen in time and silvery signature were provided for composite over a high resolution waterfall backdrop, and final elements were printed for film for use in all Wellspring film, video/dvd and television presentations.

The Residences, Grand Cayman

Mark Courtney, Founder of New York’s Courtney & Co, hired ERA404 to develop the Residences, Grand Cayman, site for their client, Ritz-Carlton. The site, designed by Courtney & Co., features interactive image galleries, property listings, streaming music and dynamic content.

The Lazarus Project

Publisher Riverhead Books hired ERA404 to create the official web site for The Lazarus Project, a new novel by veteran author, Aleksandar Hemon. The site features interactive, exploratory photo gallery which takes users into the story through pictures and narrative content from the novel.

ERA404 worked with Riverhead Books in the past on Nick Hornby‘s web site.

“The English Mystery” Graphic Open

ERA404 was commissioned to create a graphic open for The Electronic Theatre‘s “An English Mystery.”

The finished piece was comprised of 5,000 images taken from 22 renderings, 3D motion, and original music by Craig Spoth of Asmodaen Productions.

The Electronic Theatre Identity

ERA404 was commissioned to develop an updated identity for The Electronic Theatre. The new design would brand the client in a more metropolitan light, as they’d been expanding their target to larger cities.

Following completion of the identity, ERA404 created “The Electronic Theatre Presents” promotional open which was aired on various local television stations across the country.

USA/The 4400 Show Packaging

3D type and logos were built for the show packaging for USA’s Original Series, The 4400. The campaign and logo was designed by designer / art director Gary Keenan and compositing and VFX were executed by Craig Lamson (both of CreativeGroup.TV) on Autodesk Smoke.