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Here is our latest work for Fern Life Center. KOHR Productions Designed the lables and shot the photos.
Here is our latest work for Fern Life Center. KOHR Productions Designed the lables and shot the photos.
KOHR Productions STUDIO ONE is now under construction. We are building a 600 sqf studio with many cool features to give you the best service posibble. Stay tuned for an invite to our Opening Party!
KOHR Productions was hired by William R. Benner of Pangolin Laser Systems to create a new Look and Feel for Their home page. Click Here for more of KOHR Productions work.
KOHR Productions was hired by Technical Consultant Richard Gonsalves, of www.ExpMomentum.com in Nigeria, Africa to produce a 5 minute Stereo 3D film and custom soundtrack for Star Beer’s new product launch.
Richard, Shawn and I worked together, at break neck speed to pull this off in just 20 days. We came up with a fun storyline that involved a trip into the depths of space to find more, STAR Beer and wound up back at the Top Secret base we departed from with a few more beers than we started with.
I would like to give credit to Shawn Shelton kufitop@netzero.net and Drew Cady drew@seismicislandlabs.com for the creation of the soundtrack right on time and with the perfect flavor and mix.
I would also like to thank the Lightspeed Design Group for supplying their proprietary Stereo 3D Rig for 3DS Max for designing and rendering this stereo project.
We would like to share with you a few images from the event.
Cheers
Cory Simpson Creative Director KOHR Productions
KOHR Productions was hired by Dennis James of Bulldog Marketing to create a new Look and Feel for Microsoft Partner Solutions Center revised Web Site. Click Here for more of KOHR Productions work.
KOHR Productions Laser Design work for Universal Studio's Orlando/LM-Productions was a featured image in LiveDesign Magazine's April 2007 edition.
Bringing Sexy (Light) Back
Apr 1, 2007 12:00 PM, By Patrick Murphy
Laser light is sexy light. It produces the purest, tightest beams you can imagine. That's why it is routinely used as a special effect in large-scale events like the Olympics, concert tours, and world sports ceremonies. The saturated colors and pencil-thin shafts, choreographed to music, make an indelible impression on the viewer. Click here for the full PDF article.
Click here to learn more about our roll in this production.
KOHR Productions was hired by Keesha Morris of Fern Life Center to create new marketing materials based on Steve Godfrey's Logo Design. We created Business Cards, Letterhead and a Full Color Brochure. Click Here for more of KOHR Productions work.
KOHR Productions was hired by Dennis James of Bulldog Marketing to create a new Look and Feel for SQL Soft+ revised Web Site. Together, Dennis and Cory have created several great sites and marketing materials over the past year. Click Here for more of KOHR Productions work.
KOHR Productions was hired by Frontline Solutions to create a new Look and Feel for the Washington Truckers Association's Web Site. Together, Frontline Solutions and KOHR Productions have created several great sites over the past year. Click Here for more of KOHR Productions work.
KOHR Productions was hired by LM Productions in conjunction with Universal Studios Orlando to install and create Laser Aerial Effects and Full Dome Video animations for Universal's New Summer outdoor extravaganza.
Monday, June 26, 2006
ORLANDO, Fla., June 26 /PRNewswire/ -- John Landis, director of some of the most popular modern American films of all time, is serving as creative consultant for an ambitious movie-themed nighttime entertainment show at the Universal Studios theme park in Orlando.
The show is called Universal 360 - A Cinesphere Spectacular and premiers on July 1. Its creators set out to blend high-tech special effects with some of the most memorable moments in film history.
Universal 360 is a first-ever combination of more than 100 great movies, 360-degree spherical projection, lasers, pyro effects, digital mapping technology -- and four enormous spheres spread across acres of waterfront at Universal Studios Florida. The spheres, which are 30-feet tall and 36-feet wide, float in the park's central lagoon and serve as giant outdoor projection screens. Digital mapping technology allows Universal to project supplemental images and effects on buildings surrounding the lagoon -- transforming entire buildings into walls of flame. The show also features a specially developed soundtrack broadcast through more than 300 outdoor speakers.
"We set out to create a new form of entertainment, an entirely new way to view and appreciate film," said Jim Timon, senior vice president of entertainment for Universal Orlando Resort. "We are creating a nightly mega- event that will sweep tens of thousands of people at a time into the emotion and drama behind some of America's most popular movie moments."
At the center of the new show are more than 100 films -- from black-and- white classics to newer releases. Editors have selected comedies, dramas, thrillers, horror films and more. And they have combined them into the 15-minute collage that will serve as the centerpiece of the show.
Helping to guide the editing process is Landis, who has directed such popular films as "National Lampoon's Animal House," "The Blues Brothers," "Trading Places," "Coming to America" and "American Werewolf in London."
"We're attempting to take the magic of movies and use new technology to create a spectacular experience that goes beyond just seeing a movie," said Landis. "We want to create something that interacts with you and that happens around you."
Landis said the challenge has been to combine scenes from films across the entire range of the art form in such a way as to tell a story and to evoke emotion in the thousands of people who will be watching the new show at any given time.
"I like spectacles -- especially mass spectacles," Landis said. "When they are done well -- whether it's a circus or a political rally or a theme park show -- they can be an amazing communal experience. It's not so easy to create something that touches people emotionally. But we're using the power of many movies and we're editing them together and combining them with great special effects to create what we believe will be a series of very powerful moments."
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