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With Ocean’s DeepScreen™ 3D activations, advertisers can turn a great campaign into something truly spectacular.

DeepScreen™ uses an age old technique called ‘anamorphosis’ or ‘forced perspective’, which mathematically warps imagery so that, when viewed from a specific vantage point, the illusion of 3D depth is created on flat surfaces.

DeepScreen™
Evolution & Effectiveness Webinar

How DeepScreen™ works, how far it has come and just how effective it can be - proven by exclusive new research.

Our second DeepScreen™ Webinar, hosted by Ocean's David Tait (Head of Design & Studio) and Steve Bernard (Head of Insight).

December 6th, 9:30am GMT

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Missed the first Webinar? Watch it here

Making 3D easy

Ocean’s proprietary DeepScreen™ 3D templates - which take the hard work of correctly warping the artwork to create the illusion - can be used to create windows into other worlds, extend existing architecture, or make impossible objects appear to float in the air. We can even make objects appear to be coming out of the screen and towards the viewer.

Unmissable size and scale

DeepScreen™ is all about scale – the biggest screens create the best experiences – and Ocean’s massive screens make these campaigns even more prominent. And the epitome of all of these sites is Landsec’s iconic Piccadilly Lights – with its curved screen, it’s the ultimate for all 3D experiences.

Feel the experience

Ocean’s DeepScreen™ locations are all situated in strategic pedestrian areas that can be twinned with experiential activations. Brands can leverage the best of both worlds to combine incredible 3D experiences with experiential, including sensory activations, sampling and gamification.

Full Motion is king

DeepScreen™ only works on full-motion screens. Our eyes are trained to spot and follow anything moving in our environment. Full-motion out-performs static by 2.5x, meaning your creative will be the most striking feature in their line of sight or periphery – commanding attention and driving memory recall.

Iconic sites and huge scale

The most spectacular sites produce stronger emotional impacts and memory encoding , and Ocean’s specially curated, landmark screens generate that all-important WOW factor.

With DeepScreen™ advertisers can boost their media plan effectiveness and drive awareness with the priming impact of DOOH, which extends well beyond OOH and into the wider media universe - particularly when combined with TV and online advertising.

And because our screens are the outdoor equivalent of Prime TV ad spots, an OOH plan without Ocean’s DOOH screens is like a TV plan without peak.

Watch some amazing recent DeepScreen™ campaigns

  • Louis Vuitton

  • H&M

  • Tourism Western Australia

  • Loewe

  • Charlotte Tilbury

  • Disney+ Chippendales

  • DeBeers

  • Audi

  • Qatar Airways

  • Meta Quest

  • Tudor Watches

  • Moët & Chandon

  • JDSport

  • Call of Duty MW2

  • Lancome

  • Prada

  • Sephora

  • Versace

  • Pepsi Max - Stockholm

  • Levi's

  • Tommy Hilfiger

  • Woolmark

  • Coca-Cola

  • Adidas

  • Pepsi Max

  • Visa - Women's Euros 2022

  • Nike Football

  • Vodafone Wimbledon

  • Volvo

  • Hyundai Ioniq 6

  • Fall Guys

  • Samsung

  • Paramount+

  • Ralph Lauren

  • Coral

  • Top Gun Maverick

  • Heineken Silver

  • Audemars Piguet

  • Virgin Media & O2 - Volt

  • Gillette Labs

  • NEOM

  • BBC - The Green Planet

  • Samsung

  • Wheel of Time - Amazon Prime Video

  • XBOX - Age of Empires IV

  • Sky Glass - Case Study

  • Glenfiddich - Where Next?

  • Lego - Rebuild the world

  • BALENCIAGA

  • Samsung (Stockholm)

  • Disney+ (Stockholm)

  • Paco Rabanne

  • Vodafone

  • IWC Schaffhausen

  • Deliveroo

  • Netflix - Army of the Dead

  • Pokerstars

9 DeepScreen™ supported locations

Available across 9 of our iconic screens, in seven of the UK’s biggest cities, DeepScreen™ works as both a stand-alone activation or at scale for brands looking to dominate and push the boundaries of the UK advertising landscape.

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