Imagine Yes develops 3D product films, technical explainer films and interactive applications for companies – from the first idea to the final delivery.
We make products visible before they are built, show processes no camera can capture, and combine 3D with live-action filming or generative AI where needed.
3D · technical visualization
From emotional product films and technical systems to photorealistic worlds: our showreel shows the range of our 3D productions.
Product films, technical explainer films and interactive applications – each project with its own task and its own path to the solution.
For the BMW Babyracer a photorealistic 3D animation was created that doesn't just show the product but stages it in an entertaining way.
Characters and a small story turn the product presentation into an emotional film that viewers can connect with.
Microgrids connect different energy sources, storage units and consumers into one complex system. With 3D animation we make these relationships visible and guide understandably through their interplay.
The film shows how technologies in need of explanation can be structured clearly and staged to a high standard at the same time.
Anyone buying a BMW can choose between different charging solutions. A 3D product film makes the different options visible and helps compare products and functions vividly before the decision is made.
A gas genset is assembled component by component – staged with the precision and quality of a high-end watch commercial. This turns a complex technical product into an emotional brand experience.
The fully animated product trailer makes the assembly of a gas genset tangible like the assembly of a fine watch movement.
360° tour · runs in the browser, no headset needed · starts muted, sound can be turned on inside the tour
For Rolls-Royce Power Systems we developed a virtual battery storage construction site that can be explored spatially with a VR headset and via a web application – here directly in the browser, without a headset.
Visitors move from point to point through the plant, look around, examine components and discover animated elements. Elevated areas of the plant also become virtually accessible.
The application was developed for a trade show and for the website. This makes a complex BESS plant vividly and interactively tangible, independent of the real location.
For the 1&1 brand film we produced live-action footage in Montabaur and Karlsruhe and complemented it with specially developed 3D sequences: a photorealistic robot works in the data center, an animated DNA strand translates the identity of 1&1 into a visual motif, and a 3D map makes the nationwide infrastructure visible. All elements were created in one joint production.
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For a one-minute DTM image trailer we shot real racing footage in Spielberg. In post-production we extended the film with a 3D racing engine and a spectacular camera ride into its interior. The film thus combines the energy of real motorsport with a view no real camera could ever provide.
Shown here as a loop: the 3D camera ride through the engine. In the trailer it sits at 0:34; the rest is live action. Full film on the project page
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Products, variants and functions staged photorealistically or stylized – even before a final product is available for a classic shoot.
Machines, systems and processes presented understandably, from the visible overall product to the processes inside it.
Digital products, environments, maps and camera rides as part of a live-action film. Imagine Yes coordinates shoot, 3D and post-production in one joint process.
See film production and live-action filming ↗Spatially explorable plants, products and environments for trade shows, websites, presentations and VR applications.
3D makes particular sense when something does not yet exist in reality, is not accessible or can only be shown in a way that is hard to understand.
We choose the method by task and desired result – not by which technology happens to be in the spotlight.
Filming real people and places creates closeness and authenticity. 3D enables technical precision, controlled movements and fully plannable products. Generative AI opens up additional visual worlds and atmospheric variants.
For Rolls-Royce Power Systems, for example, we built different ships as 3D models and then used them as a controlled basis for generative AI scenes.
Imagine Yes brings the required methods together in one joint production – with one point of contact and clear approvals.
We clarify target group, message, use, desired visual world and technical requirements.
We check which 3D models, CAD data, drawings, photos or references exist and which elements need to be built from scratch.
We develop dramaturgy, scenes and camera work and make the later animation visible early on.
Products, environments, materials and light are built and defined in agreed style frames.
After approval we animate products, cameras and processes and combine them with live-action filming or other production methods where needed.
Editing, compositing, graphics, voice-over, music and sound design bring all elements together. Then we create the required formats, languages and versions.
Every phase ends with a clear approval point. This keeps technical representation, visual world, deadlines and budget under control.
Imagine Yes turns technical information into a clear dramaturgy and a visual language that suits the target group. Coordination with product, engineering and marketing teams is bundled in one joint production process.
The result: films that remain technically sound and still attract attention.
Product films, technical explainer films, visualizations and interactive applications.
Concept, production, post-production and delivery as one connected process.
Experience with large corporations and complex technical topics.
One point of contact brings 3D, live-action filming and AI together in one production.
No. Existing data can be a good basis but is not a requirement. If necessary, we build the required products or environments from suitable drawings, photos and references.
Yes. In productions for 1&1 and DTM we combined real shoots and 3D animation in one film.
Yes. For Rolls-Royce Power Systems, 3D ship models we built served as a controlled basis for developing generative AI scenes.
Yes. For a BESS application by Rolls-Royce Power Systems we developed a virtual battery storage construction site for VR, trade show and web.
Depending on the project, we produce complete films, individual sequences, trade show loops, high-resolution stills, product views, web content and interactive applications.
In principle, models built once can form a basis for further perspectives, functions, variants and formats. Which reuse is possible is defined on a project basis.
Live-action filming, animation, AI or explainer film – we choose what fits the story, the brand and the intended use.
Stage brands, show people and make companies tangible. We take care of concept, worldwide shoots and post-production.
Explore film production02New visual worlds, digital presenters and variants for your communication. From the first idea through controlled AI production to the finished film.
Explore AI film production04Tell complex products, services and changes in an understandable way. We structure the content and turn it into script, visual language and film.
Explore explainer filmsYou want to stage a product, explain a complex process or make an application spatially tangible? Gabor Brüning will personally discuss with you which combination of 3D, live-action filming and AI makes sense for your task. We usually get back to you the same business day.
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