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Air-Supported Venue · Construction Sequence

Components and construction stages explained within one coherent 3D space.

Format / 3D animationRuntime / 3:29Chapters / 1Frame / 1920 × 1080
Air-Supported Venue · Construction Sequence
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Air-Supported Venue · Construction Sequence

Public work / BV19Wxb6zEM5Watch on Bilibili ↗

PROJECT BRIEF

A clear brief, a grounded answer.

Starting from what the client wanted viewers to understand, we mapped what the film had to say and where production would get hard.

  1. 01

    Client need

    Use 3D animation to explain the construction sequence of an air-supported venue and the positions of its components.

  2. 02

    Production challenge

    Maintain clear sequencing and spatial references when moving between the venue scale and local structures.

THE FILM

What the film shows, in order.

Components and construction stages explained within one coherent 3D space. The published version totals 209 seconds at 1920×1080.

  1. 01

    Follow the construction sequence

    The published description identifies the venue construction sequence as the focus of this film.

  2. 02

    Place components in context

    Read the relationship between the site and its structures. The cargo access passage on the cover is one local detail to inspect.

  3. 03

    Prepare engineering references

    For a similar film, start with site plans, structural references and the construction sequence to define scope.

CRAFT NOTES

Where it gets hard, and what we do about it.

  1. 01

    Information hierarchy

    Maintain clear sequencing and spatial references when moving between the venue scale and local structures.

  2. 02

    Agree the visual standard

    For a similar project, model detail, camera timing, materials, lighting and delivery specifications are confirmed in the quotation and sample.

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Mechanics / Production / ProductKAIFENG, CHINA · EST. 2022