AdSales Databoard Sponsorships

Added May 7th, 2010 by
Filed Under Interactive, Design

Union Pacific Storyboard

BRIEF: Create storyboards for 30″ television sponsorship spots.

DETAILS: Presented here is a small collection of the storyboards created for broadcast sponsorships. Each organization would be given a 10 second intro, followed by 10 seconds of data sponsorship, and finally 10 seconds of corporate promotion. Each spot would run several times over the course of a day.

While the photos shown here on the site represent the finished product, it should be noted that I contributed the design work only. As with most design-related projects, there were many talented people involved: production managers, copywriters, photographers and input from fellow designers… This project is very much a team effort, and the finished design reflects the contributions of many individuals.

Shown here for portfolio purposes only.

MFS Investment Storyboard

MFS Investment Storyboard 2

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