Motion
Work you can watch
Walkthroughs and reels, cut from the same 3D models that made the stills.
What a film is for
A still shows a room. A walkthrough shows how the rooms meet. The rest is what it does for your marketing.
Sell it before it exists
Leasing, pre-sales, an investor deck. The film is ready months before the building is.
It replaces staging
Staging costs money and takes weeks. A walkthrough shows it furnished. Changing the sofa costs nothing.
People stay inside it
A still is glanced at. A film is watched. In a feed, motion stops the scroll.
Stills and motion do different jobs
A still answers a question. A film makes a person want the place. Stills inform. Motion draws people in.
Six lots, four kitchen colorways, one cut. See the stills → Design by Riva Design.
The flagship end to end: colonnade, treatment stations, retail floor. See the stills →
The same brand in a compact unit. Built to survive being shrunk. See the stills →
The finished laundromat, at a length a client will watch. Read how the direction was found →
The build, in sequence
The same room, assembled a decision at a time: shell, fixed elements, then furniture. Delivered as a film, a social loop, or this interactive version.
For people who need to show the work, not only the result. A designer explaining a fee. An architect walking a client through a phased build.
Five passes on one bathroom. See the same room from another angle →
On YouTube
The longer films live on our YouTube channel. Subscribe for new ones.
Two kinds of moving image
Video walkthrough
A cut film on a fixed path, easy to send an investor. What it costs and how long it takes →
Interactive 360 VR
The same space entered rather than watched. Step inside a real one →
Want one of your project?
Send the project. Michelle replies in writing with scope, timeline and a fixed fee.