We actively contributed to the project by designing multiple sets, selecting optimal on-location positions, creating detailed drawings, and developing 3D models to envision scenes and determine optimal camera angles. Our goal was to ensure that the sets weren’t just backgrounds but essential elements that enhanced the storytelling. We worked closely with the production team, putting in the effort to bring our designs to reality. The outcome was sets that truly brought the project’s creative vision to life.

We participated in this project by designing and preparing props materials for props master Dirk Buchmann. It was really fun later on when the movie was in the theaters, to find out that some of our designs were right in front of the nose of the camera.

While working on the “Hellboy” movie production, we encountered a significant hurdle – an incredibly tight deadline for creating graphics for drinks labels, food packaging, large posters, office materials and road maps. Time was not in our favor, and the demand to create designs that would undergo close-up shots, requiring meticulous real-life details, was exceptionally challenging.

Fortunately, we had a substantial database stocked with pre-made design elements and die-cut templates. Leveraging our resources and creativity, our team sprang into action. We adapted existing assets, crafting the necessary designs. After the materials were printed our dedicated crew worked tirelessly to fold and stick them. Just in time, we succeeded, ensuring “Hellboy” looked exceptional on screen with our graphics, even under the tightest time constraints.