ZEISS Brand Portal
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Video & motionMotion design applications

To ensure a consistent look in your videos, please use the templates provided and get inspired by the application examples.

Logo ending
  • Three lengths are available for the respective use cases.

  • The logo ending is available in a light and dark version and three different screen formats.

Social media version (1.5 seconds)
Regular version (3 seconds)
Cinematic version (5 seconds)

Watermark (POS)

As a rule, the ZEISS Brand appears in the outro to a video in the form of the logo and the tagline. Moreover, a watermark is required if the video will be used at a point of sale or in another context where it is not immediately clear that the video is from ZEISS. A watermark template is available under Resources.

Opener (optional)
  • A short opener is available for instances where the connection to ZEISS may not be obvious. For example, when videos from different brands appear in a sequence or a loop.

  • The opener is available in a light and a dark version and three different screen formats.

Lower thirds
  • The lower thirds file is available in a light and a dark version and three different screen formats.

Transitions
  • Do not overuse these effects!

  • The effects work best with footage where the camera is panning forward or moving into the picture.

Hyper zoom
  • An abstract tunnel consisting of several frames interweaves two scenes and creates a dynamic transition.

  • This should only be used when it has been planned and implemented conceptually. It represents a huge leap in terms of content, location, or thought.

  • The hyper zoom is available in three different screen formats.

Flat zoom
  • This stylistic tool emphasizes Seeing beyond and creates a more subtle effect using solids.

  • The flat zoom should only be used when it has been planned and implemented conceptually.

  • The flat zoom is available in three different screen formats.

Single-layer transition
  • This is a subtle, simple-to-use transition that is on brand.

  • The single layer transition is available in three different screen formats.

Typography
  • The typography guidelines also apply to motion graphics.

  • The typographic solution is available in three different screen formats.

Titles
Single texts
Quotes
Subtitles
  • To achieve maximum accessibility, we create subtitles to reach people with hearing impairments and people who speak other languages.

  • If possible, flexible digital subtitles that are superimposed on the video by the player, such as YouTube, are preferred.

  • In order to reach as large an audience as possible, we recommend translating subtitles into the relevant market languages.

  • If, for technical reasons, subtitles must be permanently burned into the video, an Adobe Premiere template is available.

  • When using a lower-thirds banner, the subtitles are moved up to ensure readability.

Subtitle 4
Subtitle no background
Subtitle no background with lower third
Animating variable fonts
  • For more elaborate storytelling and to emphasize certain information, the variable motion font can be used to animate the text.

  • Note: To achieve smooth animation, please use the optimized version for motion design of the variable font.

Layout
  • To create even more depth, text can be placed behind objects. 

  • This applies primarily to composite graphics, where objects can be placed and animated specifically in the layout.

Hot spots
Graphical overlays
  • Build up color solids or additional elements according to the central perspective.

Disclaimer

If legal information/credits are required, please observe the specific rules for your strategic business unit.

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