Product video elevates brand and capabilities.

Media Logic is working closely with CPI as they evolve from being a payment card production partner to a comprehensive solutions provider. To support the launch of their unique line of Metal Card solutions, we created a high-end video with sophisticated animation that brought to life both the product and the company’s broader capabilities.

Our ability to distill complex stories into engaging video content serves CPI’s goals well as they work toward reimagining what their future can and should be.

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