CONDISC / Serving Dubai

CGI, 3D & motion design
in Dubai.

Create a visual world around your product or idea. CONDISC develops CGI, 3D visualisation and motion concepts for brands serving Dubai, with the output shaped around its final use.

Discuss your project

01 / The approach

Make the idea visible before the camera rolls.

CGI can place a product in a controlled visual setting, explain a detail or create a scene that is difficult to stage physically. The right approach depends on the subject, the available source material and the level of realism required. We start with the creative idea and delivery formats, then define the production scope around them.

02 / Scope & deliverables

What the work can include.

The exact deliverables are agreed around your brief, priorities and starting point.

01

Concept & art direction

Develop the visual idea, references and scene direction. Define the intended mood, product focus and relationship to your wider campaign.

02

3D & product visualisation

Scope the model, material, lighting and environment requirements from the supplied assets. Agree the views and level of detail needed for the final imagery.

03

Automotive CGI

Plan vehicle-focused visuals around form, finishes and setting. Confirm model availability, reference accuracy and the details that must match the real vehicle.

04

Motion & campaign outputs

Define movement, timing and composition for the agreed sequence. Plan stills, video ratios and placement adaptations together to avoid late format changes.

03 / From brief to delivery

How we shape the work.

  1. 01

    Define the scene

    Review the brief, product references and required outputs. Establish what already exists and what needs to be created.

  2. 02

    Develop the visual direction

    Agree concepts, compositions and key look decisions before committing to detailed production or animation.

  3. 03

    Produce & finish

    Develop the agreed scenes, review the defined milestones and prepare the approved outputs for their intended placements.

Before we begin

Useful questions.

Do we need to supply a 3D model?

An existing model can help, but its format and quality still need checking. If no suitable model is available, the modelling requirement must be assessed from product references and included in the scope.

Can one scene produce both campaign stills and motion?

Often the same visual direction can support both. Camera movement, composition and render requirements should be planned at the start because a scene designed for one still may need additional work for animation.

What affects a CGI project’s production time?

Model complexity, realism, the number of scenes, animation length and revision stages all affect the work. Accurate source assets and agreement on the visual direction help make the production plan clearer.

Your next step

Start with what you know.

A useful first brief can be simple. Share these details and tell us what you want to change.

Discuss cgi, 3d & motion design
  • Product images, dimensions and any available 3D or CAD assets.
  • Visual references, required realism and the story the visual should tell.
  • Final image sizes, video duration, aspect ratios and intended usage.