Unreadable from afar
Detail that looks crisp on a monitor turns to mush from across the street, and text disappears.
Facade and outdoor screens face people across the street, in the plaza or driving by, who look up for a few seconds. With folds, window grids and several orientations, a landscape promo dropped straight in often puts the subject where no one can see it.
We start with the building—which face meets the crowd, what blocks the view, how far away people stand—then set subject size and position, and tie the holiday, city culture and greetings together with one texture throughout, ready to loop after the event.

Rush production is available; timeline and price are agreed case by case.
Detail that looks crisp on a monitor turns to mush from across the street, and text disappears.
Twin towers, curves and window-grid screens all differ, and stock compositions don’t fit.
Lanterns, fireworks and lucky characters every year—people forget them and don’t bother posting photos.
Subjects sit on the faces toward the crowd, twin towers mirror each other, and key figures read from a building away.
A local texture—embroidery, paper-cut, ink—unifies the film so changing themes still feel like one event.
Heritage, customs and technology share one story that every age group can follow.
The full film plays on the night; shorter loops keep running after the festival.
Lantern Festival, Spring Festival or Mid-Autumn—a holiday story readable at a glance on the building.
Local heritage, sights and symbols turned into a facade animation that runs all year.
Countdowns for games, expos or New Year, synced across several screens in the city.
Brand spots rebuilt for the outdoor screen’s ratio so passers-by can read them.
Each step comes to you for approval before we move on.
Screen pixel map, building photos, main viewing spots, plus the event theme and date.
We outline the chapters and show stills mapped onto the building for your approval.
We generate animation at the screen’s pixels, add title cards and greetings, and set the music.
We test on the facade, then deliver the show version, post-event loops and a phone-friendly edit.
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Lantern Festival opener for Chengdu’s Tianfu Twin Towers: Shu embroidery across four chapters, subjects on the audience-facing sides, played live and on loop.
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A one-take flight through Longgang’s landmarks reimagined as a brass-gear city—the same landmark approach can be adapted for facade screens.
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