Parks all look alike
Glass towers, lawns and drone shots—swap the name and it’s another park.
Companies choosing a site care about practical things: distance to ports and rail, whether suppliers and customers are nearby, ceiling heights, who handles the paperwork. Yet many park films are just drone shots of buildings, leaving viewers unable to say how this park differs from the next.
We tell it from a company’s point of view: follow a founder from finding space, sourcing parts and prototyping to testing and launch, with the park’s services appearing along the way. Phase two that isn’t built yet is generated from plans, figures are shown in clear charts, and the film works at investment events, trade fairs and online.

Glass towers, lawns and drone shots—swap the name and it’s another park.
Policy support, supplier matchmaking and talent services are invisible to a camera.
Later phases haven’t broken ground, but investors need to see the future now.
One company’s journey from arrival to growth links every service in cause and effect.
The finished park generated from plans and renderings—busy streets, factories running.
Nearby landmarks recreated from photos, so viewers know the city and district at once.
Output, tenant numbers and travel times as large on-screen charts, legible on big screens.
Location, industries, amenities and services in two to three minutes for visiting companies.
A founder’s path through R&D, prototyping and testing shows how the park helps.
One shot from today to the finished park, for signing ceremonies and project pitches.
Opening films for economic and investment conferences, sized to the venue screen.
Each step comes to you for approval before we move on.
Master plan, renderings, site photos, target industries, policies, services and key figures.
We choose whose eyes we see through and which places we visit, then show storyboards and key frames.
We generate park and service scenes, add charts, map animation, narration and music.
Event-screen, short, vertical and English versions, with posters as needed.
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Geek Creation for Longgang’s Robot Block, made to the client’s script, follows a founder through sourcing, assembly, printing and testing.
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The district’s main film covers education, care, delivery and entertainment through one visitor’s continuous tour, avoiding a facility list.
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The opener for Cangqian Subdistrict’s economic conference in Hangzhou: an IP character guides viewers through buildings, industries and innovation spaces, with figures placed on real landmarks.
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