FEATURED PROJECT · WALLACE BUILDING
Give people a reason to stop.
Then start a conversation.
A trade-show video has a different job from a television spot: catch the eye of someone walking past and give the booth team a natural opening.
Generate interest at your booth with a video loop
From a company introduction to an expo presentation, Rock shapes video for its audience and viewing environment. A trade-show screen and a recruitment message need different pacing, information and calls to action.
The objective
Introduce Wallace to passing trade-show visitors, generate interest and encourage a conversation with the people at the booth.
The production
Drone footage, filming across multiple locations and real people brought the company’s work into view. Slow-motion sequences gave key moments room to register.
The screen strategy
On-screen text reinforced what Wallace is about, giving visitors a visual message they could pick up while walking the show floor.
Built for the booth—not just the play button.
The aim was to connect an attention-getting visual presentation with an in-person conversation. This example shows the creative approach; it does not claim a measured increase in leads or booth traffic.
Company stories
Introduce the people, capabilities and everyday work that customers should understand.
Recruitment and culture
Show the workplace and real roles, using approved employee participation and an accurate picture of your business.
Expo and sales screens
Plan for the screen, viewing distance and sound conditions. Discuss captions and a version that still makes sense without audio.
Start with where it will be seen.
Bring your event date, screen requirements, audience and existing materials. We will plan the content and delivery schedule around those needs.