CASE STUDY - LOKUM DEVELOPER
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Come and see how we did it.
What was our goal?
Our task was to showcase the operations, capabilities, and development of the Sentinel satellite series, as well as the scientists and specialists behind them, and their impact on the lives of people in Europe and around the world.
What challenges did we face?
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We aimed to create scenarios that would explain complex issues in an accessible manner. To achieve this, we first needed to understand how these satellites work and their significance for our daily lives.
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We had to coordinate preparations and recordings with over 30 experts from various fields, which required precise planning and communication.
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We wanted the creators, scientists, engineers, and experts to feel comfortable and appear credible on camera. Therefore, we meticulously prepared the shooting plan – from selecting locations and setting up cameras and lighting to choosing costumes and makeup.
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We knew that presenting scientific topics dynamically was crucial. Thus, we focused on editing that could maintain the viewer's interest.
How did we achieve our goal?
Result
The outcome of our efforts is several films ranging from 5 to 20 minutes in length, published on ESA’s official YouTube channel.
Actions:
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Online discussions with ESA representatives.
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Development of scripts.
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Preparation of a detailed shooting and post-production schedule.
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Execution of 6 days of filming at ESTEC in the Netherlands with a 9-person crew led by director Martyna Majewska.
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Conducting interviews with film lighting, 2 cameras, and a teleprompter.
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Thorough editing including appropriate subtitles, animations, and a multi-stage content verification process.