Berlin is the entry point to the German networks, with strong station and rail inventory. One 3D master, adapted to every screen size in the plan, is what makes a DACH campaign consistent.
Media owners: JCDecaux · Local media owners on request
Corner screens made the format famous, but they are a fraction of what brands book. The trick that matters is the one that works on the flat screens already in your plan.
01The iconic 90° screens.
Two faces of a screen meeting at a right angle. Your product looks like it sits inside a box and leans out over the crowd. The strongest illusion there is.
02The one that works on the screens you already book.
A frame, a sense of depth and a product that breaks through it, on a regular flat screen. No special hardware, no corner. This is how a whole network campaign goes 3D without changing the media plan.
03The version that travels.
The same 3D moment, placed into real footage of the street and cut for social. The screen is the spark; the social version reaches everyone who never walked past it.
Tell us about your next campaign. We come back with a concept built for your screen and your brand: the idea, the twist, and how it plays out. Free, and yours to keep.
No commitment. If you would rather talk it through first, book a call and we look at your plan together.
Yes. Text and voice are rebuilt in German from the same idea, and the same for Austria and Switzerland if the plan crosses borders.
Yes. We build the master for the hero screen, then adapt it to every screen in the plan, city by city.
3 to 4 weeks from the approved brief to delivery, two rounds of changes included.
