Lamons CorrLock Gasket Animatic: Hydrogen Sealing in 3D

Lamons needed a metal ring to hold an engineer's attention for a full minute. Motion Giraffx took that brief as a pacing problem, because the audience is made up of engineers, plant operators and procurement specialists working in hydrogen transport, storage and energy infrastructure.

This is the animatic cut of the 58-second film. Three statements, more reliable, more efficient and safer, appear over animated 3D rings before the CorrLock name arrives. An exploded view separates the layered circular structure and notes the low-permeability seal for hydrogen. The gasket then sits inside a transparent pipe flange while fluid flows through, a heat map on the material shows its cryogenic temperature rating, and text points to reduced seepage, less downtime and better efficiency. The pieces collapse back together into the Lamons logo.

The craft call was the order. Our portfolio notes for Lamons say trade show pacing should come from the visuals and music rather than voiceover, so this pass fixes what appears and when, with the story carried by short on-screen lines. The finished film follows this structure.

Industrial energy products are hard to show and easy to misread. 3D animation lets a sealed part become visible from the inside, which is how we would explain a gasket to people who specify them for a living.