3voor12 broadband TV channel
VPRO, a Dutch national broadcast channel, asked the Screens to launch a new alternative music broadband channel. We produced station idents, leaders, bumpers and graphics and directed the station launch. There were over 20 bands, talk shows and interviews, which we cut live using a 5 camera crew and a broadcast truck that was modified for live web casting. 1

Promo for new Asics apparel
The Screens developed a series of product presentations for their new line of running gear. The promo needed to highlight the high tech featured of the gear, while also showing the fashionable designs. We made a promo of close ups of running athletes on a dark background, shot with 3 cams to highlight different aspects of the apparel, without it being static. 1

Screen Branding
The Screens directed and produced the live broadcast and webcast of the lowlands festival 2004 and 2005. The Lowlands festival attractis over 100.000 visitors with live bands of five stages, theatre and film. We, developed a new ‘radio DJ with visuals’ concept’ which is a graphic interface with a live VJ/DJ who combines presenting the show and starting off live visuals and video, all streamed live via the Lowlands website. 1

Community Film Project
The Croydon Festival is a two day multi cultural festival featuring both local and international talent from many countries, combining pop music acts like De La Soul with Indian Bollywood star Malkit Singh. The Screens produced a film documenting the festival with live footage, interviews with artists and public and a ‘big brother diary room’ where visitors could have their say. All of this was done in collaboration with a group of young refugees who were trained and supported by the Screens. 1

Hayward Gallery
London’s famous Hayward Gallery on the South bank asked The Screens to produce an educational film about filmmaking for young people. Our approach was to involve young people in the making of the movie, and use humor and short segments of information to get young people engaged and interested. The result is a 9 minute short film that explains in a very 'hands on' way how to make your own film with minimal budget and facilities. 1

Black History Film
Respect: Biggin’ Up Black History is an educational video for young people directed and produced by the Screens. Respect is about how people from Commonwealth countries like India, the West Indies and several African countries were involved in WWII: around 3 million African and Asian people fought on the side of Britain during WWII. To make the film appealing to young people we involved 6 young people in making the film, collaborating on research, doing interviews with war veterans and working on the music of the film. 1

Corporate Video
The Screens produced a video for Airbus 100 corporate jet conversions; If you’re in the market for a jet with a full size Jacuzzi, a dining room and an office, these are the guys to call!1

Live Event Recording
Diesel organised a massive pop festival and fashion show in Bassano, Italy, to celebrate their 25th birthday. The show featured a fashion show with all 25 collections so far with model Naomi Campbell, and live concerts from Moby among others. The Screens were responsible for live recording with 5 cameras, VJ backgrounds and a DVD to document the festival.1

Corporate Video
The Screens were involved in a corporate video for KLM, highlighting the aircraft maintenance and tech support division of KLM.1

The Real Meat
Animal welfare charity Animal Aid asked the Screens to make an educational video about meat. We wanted to make a video with a balanced view on meat; the industry, the environmental effects of intensive farming, the health issues and the animal welfare issues. We interviewed a wide range of scientists, vets and spokespersons, alongside pop star like Radiohead’s Thom Yorke and rapper Common. 1

Web Cast
The Film Festival Rotterdam asked the Screen to help set up an exhibition about what’s beyond television, looking at the cutting edge of what’s happing in broadband television, web casting and web 2.0. We set up an exhibition featuring artists who were taking broadcasting and audience interaction to all possible extremes, resulting in a week long web cast from the exploding television website. 1

Event Recording and more
Every year Dow gives the Dow Energy Awards to a number of scientists who made breakthroughs in reducing carbon emissions and other forms of pollution. We produced a online video documenting the event.1

Live Event Recording and webcast
The Screens produced a webcast for celebrity photographer Mario Testino (the British royal family, princess Diana, Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, Elizabeth Hurley) when he received the Elle Fashion Award.1

Video for Mobile
MTV mobile asked the Screens to produce a number of mobile packages of MTV goal, a show about the lifestyle of famous football players like Jermain Defoe, Djibril Cisse and Manuele Blasi for mobile provider Orange.1

Viral Video Production
Ben & Jerry’s asked the Screen to make a viral geared towards graduates of 20-30 years old to get them to enroll in the the Climate Change College. The CCC promotes research to tackle the problem of global warming, to document changes to the Polar Regions and Greenland and to raise awareness of the issue. We chose to make a video that combines humour and the right amount of info, keeping the branding minimal. It resulted in thousands of applications for the CCC. 1

Formula Zero
Formula Zero approached the Screens to produce a promo for their new racing category; Formula Zero. The idea is to race fast and exciting cars that have no carbon emissions. To achieve this, Formula Zero in conjunction with Mercedes and Ballard produced a kart that does 120 km/h on a fuel cell engine 1

Broadband content
Over the past years the Screens have been producing a large amount of content for MTV Overdrive, MTV’s broadband channel. Content ranges from reversioning existing content to producing unique content like the live interviews and concerts that were filmed and produced by the Screens.1

Promotional Video
Sony is in the process of starting a new broadband and television channel that only features Manga. The Screens produced a number of promos and other content for the channel.1

Live Event Recording
Malando is a famous Tango Orchestra, best known for their world hit ‘Ole Guapa’. They asked the Screens to produce a live broadcast, DVD and television program celebrating their 65th anniversary. The recording was done with 8 cams and a broadcast truck in the beautiful Tuschinski Theatre in Amsterdam. 1

Sydney Earth Hour 2008
The Screens have been out and about in Sydney during this year's Earth Hour, sending dynamic reporter duo Beth & Robert to Milson’s Point to film the switch off of the ‘House and Bridge’ and a great community event in Manly to interview participants and show our overseas viewers that Australia is serious about tackling climate change.1