Animation / Video: Frequent travelers on a typical journey
€750-1500 EUR
Kulipwa wakati wa kujifungua
We would like to create a video to show the technologies and products we make.
The video will show some frequent travelers on a typical journey, in which they encounter the products we make several times during their journey.
The idea is to make journeys similar to each other, with different starting points but arriving in the same place.
Here are two travel examples:
PAOLO FROM TRIESTE, ITALY
Paolo, who lives in Trieste, the city of coffee together with Naples, gets up early in the morning. It's still night outside and he has a long journey ahead of him. With his De'Longhi or Nespresso machine he makes himself a good espresso, setting his favorite type of coffee via a GDS touch-display. Then he leaves the house and takes the bus to the train station, where he finds real-time indications on a solar-powered e-ink (e-Tela) display.
So he arrives at the airport in Milan where he will take a flight to Dubai. At the airport he stops to look at the shopping tips to buy a gift for an important client of his di lui in Dubai and sees it in the GDS column displays.
He arrives at Dubai airport where his luggage is unloaded and delivered to him thanks to directions displayed on the 32 "e-ink display installed in the airport.
He finally takes the metro to the Expo, finds directions at the metro station via GDS displays installed above the metro doors and finally arrives at the Expo, where he is cheered by a sun made of GDS LED lamps.
PAUL FROM BOSTON, USA
A few hours before Paul woke up, Paul, who lives in Boston, a little out of town, woke up and in his "van" / "giant SUV" stopped to get breakfast at Starbucks. Like a good American, he didn't get out of the car, he drove off, and chose his super-cappuccino that would give him the energy for the trip. The cappuccino he saw displayed on a GDS display with which he interacted and even talked to him to place the order.
He then resumes his journey and parks at the bus station, where he finds real-time indications by looking at a solar-powered e-ink display (e-Tela), a GDS display.
The bus takes him to the metro where, while waiting for the train, he kills the time by looking at the shopping tips to buy a gift for his son di lui. While he is on the road and he sees it in the GDS column displays.
He then arrives at the airport where he takes his flight to Dubai. He arrives at Dubai airport where his luggage di lui is unloaded and handed over to him via the 32 "e-ink display installed at the airport.
At the end he takes the metro and goes to the Expo. At the metro station he finds indications thanks to GDS displays installed above the metro doors and finally arrives at the Expo, where he is cheered by a sun made of LED lamps, by GDS.
You can find other trips in the attached file.
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