Brand identity for Depthkit, a volumetric video capture toolkit used by artists, filmmakers, and game creators. The identity features a spatial mapping-inspired symbol and vibrant color system.
Depthkit is a toolkit for volumetric video capture. The technology enables artists, filmmakers, and game creators to capture 3D video by combining depth sensors with standard cameras, making volumetric capture possible without specialized studio equipment.
Under After designed the brand identity for Depthkit's commercial launch.
The brand symbol uses overlapping forms and color shifts to visually represent the technology's core function of capturing depth data from multiple camera angles.
Projects Using Depthkit Technology
Depthkit technology powered award-winning projects including Google Virtual Arts Sessions, Eminem's Rap God music video, Zero Days VR (2018 Webby Award winner for Best Narrative Experience), and interactive web documentaries featured at Tribeca Film Festival. The toolkit enabled creators to produce volumetric video content for VR experiences, AR music performances, and interactive storytelling projects.
Press
- Zero Days VR Wins 2018 Webby for Best Narrative Experience (Film & Video)
- "A Rikers Island Doctor Debuts At Tribeca Film Festival, With Help From This Artist-Led VR Company" / Forbes 2018
- "The Eminem AR Show" / TechCrunch 2018
- "New film Queerskins explores HIV/AIDS in VR" / BBC 2018
- "Adding Layers Of Interactivity To ZIKR: A Sufi Revival" / VR Focus 2018
The brand identity positioned Depthkit as a professional tool for volumetric video capture across VR documentaries, AR music experiences, and interactive installations.