
One piano, one skyline.
A short film of the ambient content we made for John Legend’s night at QNCC — one panorama across three LED screens, Doha rebuilt from gold particles.
Three screens. One skyline. One piano.
For John Legend’s concert at the Qatar National Convention Centre we created the ambient content for the stage screens — a Doha skyline built from gold particles, with music staves and notes drifting across three LED screens around the piano.
The brief was calm luxury: content that holds the room while guests arrive and between moments of the show, never competing with the artist.
Every scene was storyboarded on the venue’s pixel map, tested on the real screens and delivered as separate masters for the main and side LED.
Gold on black, built for a piano.
Fine particle light against a black stage — bright enough to fill the hall, quiet enough for a ballad.
3SCREENS




One panorama across three screens.
Main and side screens were designed as one continuous canvas, then split into separate masters — so the skyline flows across the whole stage.
From concept to show night.
Concepts, storyboards, a photomatic and a screen test in the venue — every step approved before the final render.


- 02–03.08ConceptsDirections for the gold world
- 05–07.08StoryboardsTwo scenes, three rounds
- 15.08PhotomaticTiming on the real pixel map
- 21.08Animation demoScreen test in the venue
- 28.08PreviewFull panorama review
- 02–03.09Final mastersMain, left and right LED





