Odd screen ratios
Ultra-wide, vertical or tiled screens leave regular video boxed in or stretched.
Screens at Party days and memorial events are rarely standard: ultra-wide, tall, tiled. Regular video ends up letterboxed or stretched. And the event has an oath, a wreath-laying, speeches and hosting—the screen has to follow the program, not play one film straight through.
We start with the screen dimensions and run-of-show, then build segment by segment: an opener, interludes between items, backgrounds for speeches, a still frame for the oath. Interactive segments pause for the host, and we fine-tune pacing at rehearsal.

Rush production is available; timeline and price are agreed case by case.
Ultra-wide, vertical or tiled screens leave regular video boxed in or stretched.
Oath, wreath, speeches and hosting follow in sequence, and the screen must keep pace.
Once the date is set, the content usually has to come together quickly.
Wide screens get wide compositions, tall ones get vertical framing, with people and text where they read.
Opener, interludes, speech backgrounds and oath visuals are separate files, switched with the program.
Where the host speaks, the screen holds a waiting state instead of rushing ahead.
Title type, emblem and background patterns stay consistent, so the event feels unified.
Two to three minutes of history and today’s progress leading into the theme.
The oath appears line by line beneath the flag, timed to the recitation.
For July 1, National Day or Martyrs’ Day, a chapter of history told with old photos and records.
A forebear or figure answers the host’s questions, for launches and themed events.
Each step comes to you for approval before we move on.
Screen size and resolution, run-of-show, host script, and any people or photos to feature.
We list what plays in each part and for how long, and show key stills for approval.
Each segment is generated and edited to the screen ratio, with music and captions as needed.
We adjust pacing at rehearsal, deliver the venue files, plus landscape and vertical versions for sharing.
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Red Family Letters: on a screen about 29 m wide, three martyrs read, listen and answer the host, with interaction time built into every segment.
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Entrance screen at Kuaishou’s Party service center: an idle loop and a greeting where IP characters appear—we delivered two 4K vertical animations.
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Opening MV for the 2025 Global Digital Economy Conference on a 46×6 m screen, in ultra-wide and standard versions—a different subject, the same big-screen method.
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