GreenPan Frost
The chiller is inside the appliance, but the product film needs to let viewers see it. Garbanzo worked with The Cookware Company on GreenPan Frost, refining the supplied CAD model and animating an exploded assembly within live-action kitchen footage. The casing separates to reveal the internal components, with animated coolant flow providing an explanatory view of the built-in cooling system.
Making that view belong in the filmed scene required camera tracking, materials work and lighting matched to the set. The portfolio follows those decisions through grey-model tracking views, internal-model images and photoreal material tests. The finished commercial supplies the wider context, while the cutaway examples focus on Garbanzo’s product-animation and VFX contribution inside it.
These short cutaway examples bring the appliance-reveal sequence into focus. The variations show the components, surface treatment and camera relationship through the development of the shot.
Cad Model & Camera Tracking
The supplied CAD model was refined for the animated cutaway, and camera tracking connected the 3D assembly with the live-action shot. These development views expose the geometry and camera relationship beneath the finished materials.
Photoreal Materials & Environment
Material and lighting tests move the appliance toward the look of the photographed kitchen. Surface detail and reflected light help the rendered components sit within the live-action environment.
