Manchester’s Seveer Media secured two contracts as a result of the Royal visit to Manchester and Salford today.
The video and animation specialists were commissioned to film the visit and create a commemorative film for Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital, Manchester Royal Eye Hospital, Saint Mary’s Hospital and Manchester Royal Infirmary.
Seveer also designed a unique 3D, animated holographic for Salford University, which was unveiled by HRH Prince Phillip.
Both projects involved short delivery times and were shrouded in secrecy thanks to the security surrounding the Royal party.
Seveer Media managing director Stuart Reeves said: “We have filmed the visit for the NHS Trust and will be cutting and editing the footage as soon as the Queen leaves the final building.
“The 3D holographic we’ve created for Salford University is an interpretation of the four main themes of the university. It reflects the University’s consolidated areas of strength in teaching, learning and research excellence.
“It was played on a Dreamoc display, a 3D mixed reality system which the university used for the first time when Prince Phillip unveiled our design.
“As a growing media business it is great to have been appointed to two high profile briefs as a result of a Royal visit to the region. It allows us to showcase our video production and cutting edge animation skills in both the healthcare and education sectors.”
Oliver Chesher, the Manchester head of Admiral PR, which commissioned the video, said: “The nature of a Royal visit makes timescales tight and places a lot of restrictions on creative people but Seveer were never phased and made sure they got the best possible footage to create a fantastic visual record of the day.”
Susan Alison, director of corporate services at the Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust said: “We are really looking forward to the final cut of the film Seveer shot during the visit. You are so preoccupied at such an event that it’s important to have a visual record and be able to enjoy the edited highlights.”
Seveer Media – based in Ducie Street in Manchester’s Northern Quarter – was set up in 2005 by Stuart, and normally focuses on video production for advertising and corporate clients such as ITV, The Trafford Centre and The British Council.
Seveer Media can be found at www.seveermedia.com and www.twitter.com/seveermedia
