“We didn't have to worry about anything and got a strong result. ”

The idea:

that Federal Training Center for Roofing Crafts Mayen is home to one of the largest master schools in Germany. As part of the 100th anniversary, the history of the location was to be made visible and at the same time a uniform presence across all media was to be created.

The aim was to develop the entire anniversary communication from a single source — from film to design — and to make the development of the last hundred years tangible.

Starting point & challenges

For the anniversary, not just a single medium should be created, but an overall picture.
From logo and design to print products to film formats and event support.

It was crucial that everything fit together and could be implemented in parallel with ongoing operations.

Collaboration with Picture Colada

Picture Colada provided holistic support for the project. In addition to an image film about the history of the location, various theme films and the film accompaniment to the anniversary event were also produced.

At the same time, a uniform design was developed for all measures.

“You had then completely accompanied us with the suggestions, i.e. the graphic design from the hundred-year logo, place cards, menu cards, banners, to invitation cards. ”

The collaboration was perceived as structured and at the same time very relaxed.

“Very well timed right from the start. We had a great, relaxed, friendly collaboration and, above all, solution-oriented and quick to implement. ”

Despite ongoing operations, everything was implemented smoothly.

“We also did this during operation and had no major restrictions at all. ”

Results at a glance:

The result is a consistent overall presence that makes the history of the Federal Education Center visible and can be used in a variety of ways.
In particular, the combination of film, design and event support has had a strong effect.

Cooperation will continue even in the long term.

“And when we have future projects, it's actually always clear to us that you are always the first point of contact. ”