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Presbyterian Aged Care NSW invests in movie technology to market new village

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Presbyterian Aged Care has gone one step further in video marketing of its $190M ‘The Terraces’ village and care development at Paddington, a dress circle suburb of Sydney.

To bring the vertical village to life they have engaged specialist marketing and sales agency GBD who have filmed actors against a green screen and dropped them into artistic creations of the finished apartments and public areas.

The result – real people moving about the village even though today it is just a construction site.

GBD CEO Jeff McGarn (pictured) says the idea came to him while he was actually at the movies – which have bigger budgets and resources. "It's not unusual to see people placed in a computer generated photo of a home interior. However there's a lot of work to pull together on a greenfield development shoot as it involves interior designers, stylists, models, photographers, cinematographers, writers, editors and a whole stack of people behind the scenes. That’s a challenging shoot and involves a highly technical and time consuming edit to get it right."

Check the video out HERE.

Pic: Jeff McGarn hero left

Video link: http://www.theterraces.org.au/video


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