How FOOH is made
FOOH (fake out-of-home) is a social video built on real city footage, with giant products, objects or scenes added in CGI that aren't really there. On most of our projects our own team films the location, and the CGI element is placed into the footage to match the camera move, light and shadows. Depending on the brief, we also produce FOOH with AI, on the desktop or on top of existing footage.
FOOH formats
- —A giant product on a city landmark: Galata, the Bosphorus, the Maiden's Tower
- —Bus stop, billboard and building façade takeovers
- —Mall and store illusions
- —Products in natural landscapes, in locations like Cappadocia
- —AI FOOH: fast variations on the desktop or on existing footage
What shapes the budget
FOOH has no billboard rental or physical installation in the city; the budget goes into producing the idea. Paid social distribution is planned separately. These items shape the quote:
- —The complexity of the idea and the detail of the CGI element
- —Number of locations and shots
- —Number of versions and formats: vertical, horizontal
- —Revision rounds and schedule
- —Music, sound and usage rights
Why Clytech?
We have produced FOOH on Istanbul's iconic locations and in six regions of Turkey: our SUWEN bus stop film passed 58 million views, and the campaign we brought to life for PUBG Mobile's 100th anniversary in İzmir, Ankara, Mardin, the Black Sea region, Antalya and Istanbul passed 30 million. Everything from location scouting to the social edit stays with our own team.