- Web3
- Event Film
- Aftermovie
An Event Aftermovie That Relives a 1,000-Person Summit
DFINITY unveiled Internet Computer 2.0 in one day in Zurich. EVERYWOW shaped the look of the event, filmed it, and cut it into a two-minute aftermovie.
At a Glance
The World Computer Summit 2025 was DFINITY’s flagship event: a thousand people in Zurich for the launch of Internet Computer 2.0. EVERYWOW delivered three things for it: the event’s motion graphics, the full-day shoot, and the two-minute aftermovie.
1,000+
attendees on site
9
cameras across the venue
6
crew, on site from the build-up day
2 min
aftermovie from a full day
DFINITY Foundation
The nonprofit behind the Internet Computer
Audience
Developers, builders, and the Web3 world
The Challenge They Came With
A day like that happens once. EVERYWOW’s job was to make it last.
- The audience was worldwide; the venue held a thousand of them.
- A summit runs for one day; the film has to outlast it.
- The whole day was the source material, captured live as it happened.
Target Group
The aftermovie had to reach the people who decide what they build on.
- Web3 and blockchain developers
- Technical founders and builders
- The wider Internet Computer community
- Technology and startup press
- Anyone tracking the Internet Computer
- A global audience, watching from anywhere
What’s on Screen
This is a high-end event film, built from the summit itself: the keynote stage, the Internet Computer 2.0 unveiling, and the thousand-person audience. It moves: quick cuts and a pace that stays high across two minutes.
The look of the event came from EVERYWOW too. We created the motion graphics, the programmatic animations that ran on stage, together with DFINITY’s creative director, so the film and the live event shared one design. We chose the music for the aftermovie as well.
How It Ran
DFINITY ran the summit. EVERYWOW shaped how it looked, filmed it, and made the aftermovie. The client had the stage and the announcement; EVERYWOW did the rest.
What DFINITY Did
- Ran the summit: the stage program and the keynotes
- Gave the crew access across the venue
What EVERYWOW Did
- The event’s motion graphics
- The aftermovie: concept, edit, and original music
- A six-person crew, on site from the build-up day
- Multicam coverage of the whole summit, nine cameras
- Short clips for X and social
- Stage recordings handed over
Before the Summit
Production Concept
We shaped the look and planned the film before the shoot.
Motion Graphics
We designed the event’s on-screen animations together with DFINITY’s creative director.
The Film Plan
A shot list for a piece that stands on its own, across the whole day.
On Site Early
A six-person crew, on site from the day before to build up.
On the Day
Recording & Production
Nine cameras, one live day, no second take.
Across the Venue
Cameras on the keynotes, the Internet Computer 2.0 unveiling, and the crowd.
One Live Day
Everything caught as it happened, with no chance to shoot it again.
After
Asset Delivery
We edited, scored, and handed everything over.
The Deliverables
Cut and handed over, ready to use.
- The two-minute aftermovie, scored by us
- The event’s motion graphics
- Stage recordings handed over
- Short clips for social
The Hard Part
A summit runs once, and the film can only use what the cameras caught while it happened. Two minutes has to cover a full day and still move.
So EVERYWOW planned the coverage as a film from the start, shooting for the two minutes it would become.
- One live day, one take
- A full day compressed into two minutes
- Cut to the music, for pace
What Came Out of It
The film changed how the Internet Computer feels. A launch on stage is a claim; two minutes that make thousands of people feel the excitement of it is proof.
That is what adoption runs on. The aftermovie put safety and excitement into the community at once, the two things a technology needs to be believed and to be built on.
It is one part of a wider relationship. EVERYWOW has produced more than 100 videos for DFINITY, and the collaboration continues.
In His Words
«I don’t want to stop working with you. I want to go on forever.»
Maurice Messinger, Creative Director, DFINITY
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