Kojo produces computer-generated automotive ‘first’ for Mazda
Brand storytelling agency Kojo has produced computer-generated automative content for the Mazda 2, which it says is “challenging – and redefining – the way automotive content is produced”.
Kojo’s CEO Dale Roberts said in a statement: “Taking a proactive approach, Kojo found a new way to produce high-quality car sequences quickly and cost-effectively for Melbourne agency CHE Proximity and their client Mazda.
“Kojo successfully created photo-realistic automotive CGI, added simulated driving, and seamlessly composited it into live action backgrounds.”
Roberts said automotive commercials traditionally required large film crews and incurred high travel costs.
Meanwhile, guys like Rotor Studios have been doing this since 2008.
Nice work but its not exactly new or groundbreaking been doing this stuff for a better part of a decade!
Probably best to look at the specialists RTT…they have had the auto market sewn up for years. http://www.rtt.ag/en/work/customers/
RTT actually just got acquired by a giant french software company actually so who knows if they will keep doing production work in the future.
Great initiative by kojo, to get improved automotive technology.