Target Benchmarks Central Park

Rand Burrus, of RANDM, approached ERA404 to design Target’s philanthropic event for the Central Park Conservancy, Target Benchmarks Central Park. ERA404 created twenty (20) 8′ x 8′ murals as backdrops for the benches, four (4) 5′ plexi-glass displays and all the event signage, including banners that hung on Central Park lightposts.

FOX Superbowl 39 Logo Animation

ERA404 3D Artists worked with CreativeGroup.TV designer/art director, Gary Keenan, to produce several test animations of the proposed Superbowl 39 logo for the Fox Network. One concept followed traffic along the Jacksonville bridge, through the wires of its rigging and out, where the bridge takes its position as the logo resolves. The second concept used the sharp slashes of the logo’s XXXIX characters as a transitional device out of the programming and into the logo. ERA404 was involved with concepting, 3D animation and execution. The logo was provided by Fox.

Subaru

CreativeGroup.TV designer /art director, Gary Keenan approached ERA404 3D animators and compositors to build an animated Subaru logo complete with crystal and chrome stars to refract bold white type and client footage. The stars became transitional devices and most of the footage was shown either reflected on a facet of the stars or through the crystal itself. The final spot was composited by CreativeGroup.tv VFX Artist Craig Lamson.

SpongeBob DVD

3D animators and compositors worked with CreativeGroup.TV to concept and execute graphics for a Nickelodeon SpongeBob SquarePants commercial announcing the Complete 3rd Season on DVD. The commercial features floating pineapple slices, the ocean floor and a nervous blue goldfish.

Sharon Haskell

ERA404 launched the portfolio site for NYC Broadcast Designer and Artist, Sharon Haskell. The site showcases Ms. Haskell’s unique work in motion graphics, pin-hole camera photography and mixed media pieces.

“…a friendly, creative and professional process… seamless!”

Sharon Haskell

Sesame Street Beginnings

ERA404 3D Artists worked with Senior Animator, Katherine Burke of Broadway Video’s design division DesignLab (now titled bCreative), to composite live-action footage of Sesame Street character “Elmo” into a virtual 3D environment.
The show open was composited in Adobe AfterEffects in both English and Spanish.