Engineering films for a national audience.
We support remote production discussions for engineering companies across Canadian provinces and territories, including teams in Ottawa, Québec City, Winnipeg, Halifax and other markets. The brief identifies the project location, audience, geometry source, language versions and reviewer. Our physical base is Sherwood Park, Alberta; any site visit is separately agreed.
Fast production starts with ready geometry.
A focused film from an approved model can begin with a compact shot list and reserved technical review dates. Missing dimensions, model conversion, construction stage definitions and revisions add preparation. We confirm a dated production plan after checking the inputs, rather than apply one turnaround to every project.
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Who we work with.
Engineering companies, equipment manufacturers, contractors, fabricators and technical sales teams. Start with a specific task, audience and intended deliverable.
A useful starting scope.
A model-based film that explains your equipment or construction sequence, with approved geometry, technical review and cinematic presentation.
Your model or drawing formats, source revision, units, critical dimensions, explanation goal, desired runtime and deadline. Describe the files first; arrange secure transfer before sharing them.
See the approach before discussing a project.
The engineering lab contains generic process-structure and data-centre assemblies. Rotate parts, compare views and inspect an exploded model.
How a remote project works.
- Discuss the task and confirm whether the project fits.
- Agree on inputs, outputs, secure transfer, reviewers, price and timing.
- Work through the agreed review stages with your team.
- Deliver the agreed files and explain their use, limits and next steps.
Where the work begins.
Andrés is based in Sherwood Park, Alberta, in the Edmonton region. In-person meetings are by appointment there. Toronto, Montréal and Vancouver businesses can start remotely, as can teams elsewhere in Canada. Meeting times, language requirements and any travel are confirmed for the particular project.
Choose the service that matches your task.
- Engineering 3D animation: CAD-based technical and industrial animation for Canadian engineering companies, manufacturers and equipment suppliers.
- Construction sequence animation: 3D construction phasing, installation sequences and tender videos from your supplied models and approved methodology.
- Mechanical and exploded-view animation: 3D assembly, disassembly, cutaway and mechanism videos from approved equipment CAD and technical instructions.
- Cinematic 3D rendering for engineering: Cinematic engineering renders, equipment fly-throughs and industrial product films built around approved 3D geometry.
- 3D models from engineering drawings: Turn fabrication drawings and existing CAD into organised 3D assemblies, exploded views and interactive models.
- Interactive engineering 3D viewers: Share organised browser assemblies, cutaways and exploded views for technical project conversations.
- AI for engineering workflows: Explore AI assistance for engineering documents, project information and industrial administration.