Conference presentation example.
- Industry: Drinks
- Presentation type: Conference
- Client: AG Barr
Turn Rockstar’s success story into slides that feel like a Hollywood production, and hold a packed room from the first slide to the last.
A sales conference is a room full of brands making their case, one after another. Two things belonged to Rockstar alone: the loud, unapologetic personality the brand is famous for, and the personality of the person presenting it.
So we built the story around both. The section had to sound like Rockstar and like the speaker, not like the brand that went on before them. Every performance number had to push the case for more backing, or it stayed off the screen.
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People assume a giant screen means room for more. It’s the opposite. On a screen that size, the eye gets tired chasing anything that doesn’t need to be there, so every element had to earn its spot.
There’s nothing subtle about Rockstar, so we went loud where it counted: bright, contrasting colours, big type, and products cut out of their backgrounds so the cans were the heroes. A pattern inspired by condensation on an ice-cold can ran across plain slides and imagery alike, holding the look together whatever the content. And we built in the assets from Rockstar’s video game partnership, so the deck and the campaign looked like one thing.
Typography did the steering. We emphasised key words in unexpected places, so the audience always knew where to look, however much was going on around it.
In this conference presentation example, animation built the energy, but it never tried to upstage the presenter. As the speaker built to a crescendo, the motion picked up pace with them. When a moment needed to land quietly, the slides went still. When a stat deserved a second look, a small pop of movement was all it took.
Rockstar’s section was the part of the day people talked about afterwards, and colleagues across the group wanted to know who’d made it.
At an internal conference, that’s the whole point. Making noise on that stage is how a brand cuts through to the group heads and gets more support where it needs it.