The past four months have been a marathon for us here at POSTPROP, literally and figuratively.

While others were busy planning their end of the year vacations, we were all working and Max managed to pull a half marathon at the Bangkok Marathon in December. But it has been a good and eventful time here at the cutting station.

In December, Max worked with DSLR ace shooter Martin Landsburg of HD Productions to produce 4! fresh new HD virals for Lancome Thailand. They launched an online VIRAL to promote their new line of makeup – to show that with the right techniques, you can create multiple looks with your set. We shot in a studio with a Canon DSLR and the results speak for themselves I think.

Here’s one of the looks called Natural Chic, baby.. the rest are called Romantic Love, Smoky Rock and Sensual Glamour.

Here’s the link to ALL FOUR OF THEM (OH LA LA)

POSTPROP worked with GMotif, one the premiere corporate presentation producers in the region to create a short, 15 minute film for Bangkok Insurance Public Company. It was shot on Canon DSLR and sound/color was done at Zealots.

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In January, POSTPROP who helped Biogrow create 2 TVC’s for cable last year also did some digital marketing and helped launch a new website for the company bringing them into Web2.0 mode.

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In January, the most exciting news for us was that we would again collaborate with none other than Director Pen-Ek Ratanaruang (Last Life in the Universe, Monrak Transistor) on his new feature film HEADSHOT. It is a Thai crime noir! We are working closely with famed edtior Nui Yukol to make sure this project lands this May at the shores of Cannes.

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We helped punch out a trailer for the 9filmfest working with Brian Bennett.

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We worked with agency Maison to edit a colorful HD video for Dulux Paint Thailand. They chronicled a day in which almost all the employees went out and painted an area of Bangkok called BonKai which was burnt during the riots. This public awareness piece was shown on BTS train stations in Novemeber and December 2010,

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Last but not least, POSTPROP is proud to produce a 5 minute video for the Camillian Home to help raise funds and awareness for children living with HIV and disabilities. The video features the beautiful black and white photography of Thomas Crowne.

- The Editor