Peak Season, Zero Chaos
Peak season at an overseas warehouse. The floor gets busier; the operation stays under control.
The brief
Before peak season, a warehouse's clients worry about overflow and delays. On camera, the warehouse lead gives the numbers: 100,000 to 150,000 units in and out on a normal day, about 400,000 expected at peak. The film had to show that this warehouse is ready.
How we shot it
- Open on those numbers to frame the pressure of peak season
- The warehouse lead and frontline staff each answer one risk: forecasting, staffing, equipment and process
- Aerials of the loading docks and close coverage of the automation make the preparation visible
- Chinese and English subtitles with animated data
What we delivered
- A 2:20 corporate film in 4K, with Chinese and English subtitles and animated data
- Every figure in the film comes from the warehouse lead's own account
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CreditsDirector Jason · Production ANGEL CITY LUXE VIDEO STUDIOS
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