Project Skye

Make the engineering visible

Project Skye introduces the next generation of Razer Iskur V2. The direction draws on precise product cinematography: a controlled reveal, close material studies and an inside view of the lumbar mechanism. Each move needs to communicate a benefit as well as make the chair look desirable.

A sequence built around the product

The storyboard moves from the chair’s silhouette into its support system, leather and layered foam, before returning to the complete chair. That order gives the film a clear argument: reveal the object, explain how it works, then show where it belongs. Supers sit with the relevant feature rather than competing with the whole product at once.

Storyboard overview from the V3 styleframe deck. Select a sheet, then open it to see the detail.

From a technical space to a personal one

The closing rooms change the mood without losing the chair. Distinct colours and setups let the product move from an engineered object into a gamer’s own space. The styleframes below show that development; the finished film above shows how it resolved in motion.