Studio Echt

Studio Echt was commissioned by holoride, an entertainment company that turns vehicles into moving theme parks, to establish a brand strategy, design a new website, and create visuals that would appeal to Generation Z. The project also included the creation of a short video trailer promoting holoride's biggest game and the announcement of their NFT collection. Studio Echt prepared a presentation with new strategic concepts and narratives, designed and developed a new website, and filmed a cinematic one-minute video trailer. In addition, they organized project photo shoots and provided day-to-day service design, covering all necessary visual applications.

ParcelLab, a technology company providing end-to-end parcel tracking and communication solutions for e-commerce, sought a long-term partnership with Studio Echt to support their start-up during the investment phase. The goal was to find a partner who understood the evolving nature of their company and could provide a wide range of communication and visual outputs. Studio Echt became ParcelLab's outsourced Design department, helping to translate their mission and values in a way that connected with their target group. They created several visual campaigns, exhibition stand designs, and provided a wide scope of services.

Surf Office, a company that organizes company offsites, hired Studio Echt to guide them through a rebranding process and establish their identity. The company was repositioning itself to serve a larger target audience, necessitating a shift in their entire look and identity. Studio Echt developed a brand identity based on Surf Office's pre-existing assets and helped them to effectively communicate their message. They provided several concepts and outputs in an initial kick-off presentation, from which Surf Office selected the identity that best fit their vision.