Top 20 Visual Effect Companies in Denver

To better convey a cooking marketplace's app, KrishaStudio animated an explainer video that demoed the platform. Their graphics met the client's expectations, and they delivered consistently on time. It was clear that they were willing to go the extra mile to ensure a good experience. 

"They go above and beyond to make sure the client's requirements are met." – CEO, Cooking Marketplace

Mass FX Media created several videos for a business promotion non-profit. They made videos, both animated and live action, that would promote Denver Startup Week, a five-day conference that helps entrepreneurs network and find new business opportunities. The client reported that they received a lot of positive feedback on the quality of the videos.  

“I’m blown away by the results. Mass FX Media was an ideal partner for this project.” – Manager, Business Promotion Non-Profit
 

A food chain knew that Blue Bear Creative was the company to hire when they wanted to target millennials. Blue Bear Creative helped the chain build a website, integrate social media platforms, brainstorm campaigns, and see the project through. As a result, the food chain witnessed an impressive increase in social media engagement.

“If there’s something that’s not in their wheelhouse, they [Blue Bear Creative] find a way to make it happen. There’s nothing they can’t do from a social media and digital standpoint.” – Social Media and Marketing Coordinator, Restaurant Chain

Triarch Creative provided video production services for a university. They produced a series of videos highlighting notable alumni. The videos were well-received and exceeded expectations.

"I was impressed with the way in which Triarch Creative came into the project. They asked good questions and challenged us in the right ways." –VP for Institutional Advancement, Private University

Back in 2016, Revenue River Marketing worked with a construction products distributor to redesign its website. The client's old website was slow, making it a less than ideal resource for communicating with customers and providing top-notch customer service. Revenue River Marketing led the redesign and ensured the updated website had e-commerce features that integrated with the client's enterprise resource planning (ERP) system. Revenue River Marketing then went on to create content for a blog and social media sites.

"They have a very intensive project planning chart they follow. I probably slowed it down because of all the content we have. They could’ve probably moved faster, but we needed to make two platforms coincide." – Technology Manager, Construction Products Distributor

Harvest Growth recently worked on digital advertising for a wellness product. They refreshed an existing site and video advertisements to promote the product for that client.

“We have had steady growth and results to date.” — CEO, Wellness Product

To update their WordPress website, a criminal law firm hired authenticWEB to redesign their platform. They created an initial build-up of the site that the client was able to view and easily make changes on.

"Not too much, not too little - they have just the perfect amount and style of project management.."

Something Great Marketing managed efforts aimed to improve online reach and message retention for an energy company. They supported social media campaigns and redesigned existing and future content. Thanks to Something Great Marketing, the client saw a rise in engagement online and considerable improvement in its overall reach within the market.

“Their commitment to producing exceptional work and achieving success were valuable assets. I could tell they cared about delivering materials that they were proud of. They delivered a final product that exceeded our expectations because of their communicative nature throughout the project.” – Public Awareness Advisor

A tourism magazine publisher hired The Evoke Group to help produce one of their TV shows. As part of the engagement, The Evoke Group handled the production, post-production, and digital distribution of the show. Later, the engagement was expanded to include a documentary project, distribution of video content on YouTube, targeted ad campaigns on Facebook, and additional web support through link-building services. The engagement significantly increased the number of subscribers from around 200 to around 1,400. The videos earned a total of about a quarter-million views and thousands of hours of time watched. The TV show won a regional Emmy award and the publisher won a Navigator award.

"When it came to video production we were working around other people’s schedules as well, so taking that into account, everything went smoothly and on time." - Concept Director, Tourism Magazine Publisher