For the Norwegian disaster movie Skjelvet, we designed and operated the screen graphics for the seismic control center—over 30 live screens tracking the catastrophic earthquake hitting Oslo. Our visuals provided a critical layer of realism, featuring real-time seismic data, and live news feeds as the city crumbled under the quake. All content was developed to run live on set, allowing seamless interaction with the actors and the evolving chaos of the scene. By blending precise digital design with practical, in-camera effects, we ensured that the visuals felt grounded and heightened the film's intense atmosphere. Our approach reinforced the high stakes of the narrative, capturing the urgency and scale of a natural disaster unfolding in the heart of Norway’s capital.
The graphics won gold in Visuelt 2019 awards in the open category. Jury: "Impressive visualizations of large amounts of data and information, designed in an outstanding way. We never doubt that this is a system that could work and be used, while typography and color use make it look futuristic and great. Fantastic eye for detail, high international level of work.".
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