Superlux creates original videos for brands, networks and agencies. We develop strategy and custom channels to build more value around the world’s most compelling medium.
About UsQ3030 Online Channel
Q3030 came to Superlux with a vision for the future of video sharing. We designed and developed the opulent media site. In this promo for Q3030 one can grasp the…
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Meet the TeamLive Action & Visual Effects Reel
We conceive, shoot and design deep effects integration. Check out our stylish sampling of footage. Included: clips from commercials, short films, brand films and broadcast promos.
Fat Hair TV Spots
In this commercial for Hoyu USA we show that a damsel is never in distress when she has good hair.
Top 5 things we learned at 40th annual ATLFF
1 Atlanta has a pretty healthy Indie scene. 2 Getting to work in the film industry is all about luck, But top filmmakers say they've made their own. 3 An…
Continue ReadingBenz Research & Development Trade-show Signage
The industry-leading purity of Benz R&D’s monomers has meant renewed clear eyesight for tens of millions of cataract patients. Telling Benz’ high-tech story requires clarity and precision. Here’s a montage…
Outside the Wire Short Film
In this short made for the 48 hour film festival we explore a man’s sense of reality and memory.
Storytelling, design, animation and live action. From short films, to awards shows, explainers and product launches — browse our current playlist of bespoke video content.
Our PortfolioMiss Universe Broadcast Graphics Package
To package the world’s premiere glamourfest, TNT Latin America turned to Superlux. Our winning idea: drape fetching models in national flags. We also shot the flags separately, translating fluid fabric…
Coca-Cola’s Secret Time Machine Brand Film
To celebrate Coca-Cola’s 125th anniversary, Superlux created a historical rewind of the Company’s history – starting in 2036. Superlux scripted a 6-minute journey, envisioning and depicting future Coke innovations as…
Pergo Holiday Weekend Sale TV Spot
Teach old dog (footage) new trick? When Pergo Flooring’s mascot (a harlequin Great Dane named, fetchingly, Pergo) had been engaged for a how-to-install video, the producers presciently capture ample b-roll…
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The BlogAT&T Storefronts Environmental
To realize a living, environmental “skin” for AT&T stores that will entice passersby to step inside and check out the latest offerings, Superlux combined images from the AT&T brand library…
55th Grammys Broadcast Graphics Package
The goal: capture the attention of viewers in 17 countries with a provocative Grammy Awards broadcast / promo package. The solution: a translucent graphic environment bathed in shimmer and color. …
What is 'Digital Signage' and Why Does Your Business Need It?
The majority of people who have seen digital signage in the last month recall the content. In fact, a study by Arbitron found that not only do consumers remember digital signage, but they also find it attractive and helpful....So digital signage is an ad that doesn't bother the viewer? Mega score.
Continue ReadingCinema A La Carte: Choice Broadcast Graphics Package
It’s Genre v. Genre, when viewers text to decide which films get aired in the this weekly movie block. For the voting frenzy, Superlux conceived an army of arcade-style genre…
SOL Sci-Fi Short
How far would you go, to keep what matters most? SOL, Superlux’s sci-fi-themed, 48-hour Film Project debut, won best actor in the Atlanta competition, and was an official selection at…
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Contact UsWhole Foods House Recipes Digital Signage
To leverage digital signage in their stores, Whole Foods Markets tapped Food Network star Alton Brown to develop recipes around their high-value house brands Artisan and 365. Brown’s company reached…
SEEberger Brand Film
Superlux created these in-scene effects to illustrate the number-crunching powers of a mythical red telescope, in a provocatively voyeuristic brand film by Quo Vadis.