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Animated creative for a DOOH or billboard campaign
Stadium or arena signage: ribbons, jumbotrons, courtside
A tradeshow booth, keynote screens, or conference environment
Retail and in-store display content
Animation for projection mapping, an installation, or an activation
Dynamic creative: data-driven, programmatic versions
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Give the passerby a reason to look
A person passing a shop window sees a different piece of your animation from someone seated in an arena. They may arrive halfway through a loop, watch from an angle, or only catch a few seconds. Digital signage content and DOOH creative need to make sense in those conditions, with imagery and type that read from where people actually stand.
For video walls and projection mapping content, the surface becomes part of the composition. A seam, a corner, or a change in scale can affect where a detail belongs and how movement travels across the space. We shape the animation around the layout and technical specifications supplied by your venue or installation partner, who handles the equipment and playback.
What we make
Stadium & Arena Signage
LED ribbon boards, halos, and jumbotron graphics that feel like part of the game. Synchronized across the venue, easy to read from the stands, and ready to put your sponsors in the spotlight.
Retail & In-Store Displays
Give shoppers a reason to slow down. We create digital window displays, endcap graphics, and in-store installations that bring your campaign into the space and your products into focus.
LED Screens & Video Walls
Make the most of every pixel. We create LED screen content around your wall’s dimensions, pixel pitch, seams, and brightness, while your venue or installation partner takes care of hardware, installation, playback, and on-site calibration.
Digital Signage Content
Make every screen feel part of the same place. We build digital signage content for menus, lobbies, and wider networks, with a shared look, planned loop sequences, and live data woven into the design.
Digital signage content is the always-on layer: lobby walls, retail networks, menu boards, venue screens, programmatic DOOH. We design it as a *system* - loop logic, dayparting, data feeds, and templates - so the network stays fresh without a new project every month. Our programmatic weather work literally updated itself by the forecast; we're passionate about content that keeps working after we're gone.
DOOH & Digital Out-Of-Home
Make your message part of the world people move through. We create motion-led campaigns for street displays, transit screens, and public spaces, designed for the way people see them.
Billboard & Digital Billboard Creative
Make a big impression in a brief glance. We design static and animated billboard creative with bold imagery, clear messaging, and a strong read at a distance.
Projection Mapping
Make the architecture part of the show. We create animation that follows the building’s shapes and surfaces, synchronized to sound and designed for the way people see it.
Projection mapping turns surfaces into screens: buildings, products, stages, and sculptural objects, mapped precisely and animated to their actual geometry. The magic is in the fit - content designed *to* the surface (its edges, depths, and features), not projected over it. We design, animate, and calibrate on site.
Brand Activations & Immersive Experiences
Launch moments, pop-ups, and installations where the brand is the destination. We create the animation and screen content that give immersive brand experiences their look and energy
Experiential Design
Make each screen part of the experience. We design experiential content around the layout, sightlines, and display formats, working to your installation partner’s specifications.
Experiential design is the discipline behind brand spaces: installations, activations, tradeshow environments, and retail moments where the brand is something you stand inside. We design the experience - sightlines, sequence, scale, motion - and then build the content that fills it. The constraints of physical space are half the craft, and honestly, the half we're passionate about.
Out-of-home content production
Out-of-home content production begins with the space and the screen. We review the venue’s specifications, pixel layout, viewing distance, and sightlines alongside your creative brief. A digital billboard, retail display, or trade-show video wall presents different conditions for type, detail, and movement. For projection mapping, the surface geometry and playback requirements help define the canvas before design begins.
We develop the visuals around those conditions, then build the animation to suit the screen shape and loop length. That may mean bold motion graphics readable at a distance, a product rendered in 3D, or content that moves across multiple displays. Reviews consider how the sequence will read in the intended environment, including seams, unusual proportions, and the time a viewer has to see it.
Finishing & Post prepares the files to the venue or network’s delivery specifications. We coordinate content requirements with your installation or playback partner and plan delivery around submission and testing deadlines. Digital signage content can also include editable templates where the brief calls for recurring updates.
FAQ
How much does experiential or projection mapping content cost?
Cost depends on the content’s length and complexity, the number of screens or surfaces, and any custom 3D, sound, or alternate versions. Projection mapping also depends on the surface geometry.
Share the layout or surface maps, playback specifications, and creative references so we can scope the work. Your venue or projection partner handles hardware, permits, installation, playback, and on-site calibration.
For broader budget context, see our Video production cost guide.
What specs do OOH screens need?
Each venue and network has its own requirements, including aspect ratios, resolutions, frame rates, file formats, loop lengths, and motion limits. For LED screens and video walls, we also need the pixel map and any guidance on pixel pitch, seams, and brightness. Those details help us design content that reads clearly at the intended viewing distance. Send the spec sheet if you have it, or the venue name so we can help identify what’s needed.
Can you design for a specific venue or network?
Yes. We’ve created work for the Heat and Dolphins venues, retail networks, conference halls, and programmatic DOOH networks. Whether it’s stadium signage, retail digital signage, or video wall content for a conference, we build around the display’s dimensions, sightlines, and playback requirements. That can mean adapting a campaign across several formats or designing a sequence that works across multiple screens. Your venue or installation partner supplies the technical specifications.
Tradeshow timelines are brutal. Can you hit them?
We understand that the doors open on a fixed date. Send us the event date, deliverable list, screen specifications, and any existing assets, and we’ll assess what’s achievable. We plan backward from the venue’s content submission and testing deadlines, allowing time for design, animation, review, and final delivery. If the schedule is tight, we’ll identify which assets need to come first and where a simpler approach could help meet the deadline.
Do you do projection mapping?
Yes. We create projection mapping content from concept through finished animation, working to your projection partner’s surface maps and playback specifications. The design follows the building or object’s shapes, with animation and sound considered together when they’re part of the brief. Your projection partner handles the technical setup and on-site operation. For broader production context, see our Video production cost guide.
Do you handle projectors and hardware?
We create the animation and screen content. Your venue or installation partner specifies and sources the projectors, screens, and playback equipment, and handles installation, playback, and on-site calibration. We work to that partner’s surface maps and technical specifications so the content fits the setup. For projection mapping, bringing the content and technical teams together early helps establish the usable surfaces, viewing conditions, and delivery requirements before animation begins.
Do you design the templates or every piece?
Both. We can build digital signage templates that your team updates, or handle digital signage content creation as a full-service content program. A template system is useful when the layout stays consistent but messages, products, or prices change regularly. Custom animation makes sense when a campaign needs something more specific. We can also combine the two, with reusable templates for everyday updates and bespoke content for launches or events.
Can the content be dynamic or data-driven?
Yes. We can design digital signage content and dynamic creative around changing information, such as weather, scores, inventory, or pricing. Our programmatic weather work used creative that updated according to conditions. The available data and playback platform determine what’s possible, so we establish the update rules, layouts, and fallback content with your technical partner before production. That keeps the design readable when the information changes and gives it a planned response if a feed becomes unavailable.
What’s the difference between OOH and DOOH?
OOH means out-of-home advertising: billboards, transit placements, and other advertising people encounter away from home. DOOH, or digital out-of-home advertising, uses digital screens. Depending on the placement, the creative can be static or animated, with timed loops and versions built to each network’s requirements. Programmatic DOOH refers to how the advertising is bought and delivered; dynamic creative can adapt the message to factors such as weather or time of day.
