Immersive LED Content / 3D Animation / Exhibition Booth

Alpha Rome Exhibition

A 60-second immersive 3D animation package for Alpha’s exhibition booth in Rome, created for multiple LED screen formats as one living digital environment with brand elements, red procedural spheres and Roman visual symbols.

Client Alpha
Service Immersive LED 3D Animation
Period November 2025
Format 60-sec LED screen videos
Location Rome, Italy
Industry iGaming / Digital Technology / Events
Project Overview

An exhibition booth turned into a living digital brand environment.

Alpha needed high-quality 3D animation in the brand style for an exhibition booth in Rome, with content adapted to two LED screen formats and integrated into the overall booth design.

The goal was to create image impact and attention: a booth that would stand out from a distance, feel dynamic and communicate the energy of a digital technology brand.

Lumenstory created immersive LED content where red procedural spheres, 3D Alpha brand elements and Roman symbols formed one constantly moving visual environment across the booth screens.

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The Challenge

Different LED screens had to feel like one continuous immersive space.

One of the main technical challenges was working with a network of LED screens in different formats and configurations.

The animation had to flow naturally between screen zones, so visitors would perceive the content as one digital environment rather than separate videos playing on separate displays.

The team also had to integrate 3D brand elements and Roman symbols into the procedural sphere system without breaking rhythm, scale or the immersive booth effect.

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Creative Direction

Brand energy and Rome’s visual identity merged into one digital flow.

The concept was built around a constantly transforming digital environment. Red spheres formed a living visual field, while Alpha’s 3D brand elements and Roman symbols appeared from within that movement.

The key wow moment was the feeling of a living LED environment where red spheres continuously moved through the booth, revealing large Alpha logos, the Colosseum, columns and other Roman symbols as if they were born inside the digital space.

What We Created

A 3D LED animation system designed to make the booth feel alive, branded and location-specific.

Deliverables
  • 60-second immersive 3D animation for LED booth screens
  • Adaptations for two different LED screen formats
  • Procedural red sphere animation system
  • 3D Alpha brand elements integrated into the animation flow
  • Roman visual symbols including Colosseum-inspired and column-based scenes
Production scope
  • Storyboard
  • Animatic
  • CGI / 3D production
  • Procedural motion system
  • Compositing
  • Final LED screen adaptations
Process

A staged LED-content pipeline built around booth geometry, brand rhythm and immersive continuity.

01

Storyboard

The booth experience, brand reveals and Roman visual moments were structured first.

02

Animatic

Motion rhythm, screen continuity and key reveal timing were tested before final production.

03

3D Production

Brand elements, Roman objects, spatial compositions and the main digital environment were created.

04

Procedural Motion

The red sphere flow was built as a dynamic procedural system to keep the booth visually alive.

05

LED Adaptation

The final content was adapted and tested for the real LED screen formats and booth layout.

Technical Execution

The technical core was making multiple LED formats behave like one continuous digital canvas.

The most difficult part was creating the feeling of one living environment across LED screens with different formats, sizes and configurations.

The movement of the procedural sphere system, scale of 3D objects and perspective had to be synchronized so the animation flowed naturally between screens.

The Roman objects and Alpha brand elements were integrated into the same motion system, so they appeared organically from the environment instead of feeling like separate inserted scenes.

The production used Cinema 4D, X-Particles / procedural simulation systems, Redshift, After Effects, compositing and LED screen previsualization for booth-specific playback.

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Production Notes

Step-by-step approvals reduced risk before final detailing and rendering.

  • 3D Animators
  • Motion Designers
  • Supervisor

The project moved through several revision rounds. Risks were controlled through staged approvals: first the concept and visual direction, then the animatic and motion logic, and only after that final detailing, compositing and rendering.

Client Feedback
“The animation transformed the booth from a traditional exhibition zone into a living digital experience. The scale, brand presence and Roman visual elements made the project more local, recognizable and emotionally stronger.”
Outcome

Alpha’s exhibition booth became a visual point of attraction instead of a static brand zone.

The project turned the booth into a strong attention point for visitors, where the content worked as an engagement tool rather than background graphics.

The immersive animation helped strengthen Alpha’s presence at the exhibition and made the booth experience more memorable for guests.

The integration of brand elements with Roman symbols made the content feel more contextual, localized and connected to the event city.

The project was approved, launched, and led to continued collaboration and repeat projects.