Having been recommended for the project, we were asked to apply our narrative expertise to the project in post. Working closely with Editor Nick de Toth, we helped to support the action thriller with a title sequence, logo, screen graphics and VFX. Based on the popular Hitman game franchise, the project proved an ideal challenge for our film and game expertise, and we were able to bring a greater narrative consistency and graphic clarity to this fast paced story.

With a wide variety of technology platforms to create graphics for, including an interactive glass table, interactive glass wall, smartphones, sniper gun scopes, laptops and monitors, we had to work with performances captured and sets already created. While these challenges informed UI design and interactions, our team of artists, designers and animators was able to craft clearly differentiated visual languages for both sides of the battle, and fused a hard military style UI with fantasy hi-tech feel to support the 'superhuman' story. The screen graphics for 47 needed a covert, high tech feel. A near future aesthetic that still felt embedded in reality our designers researched systems used my military and government agencies as a starting point. The graphics for the monolithic corporation needed a next generation, subversive tone. Multiple layers of graphics were used to suggest AI activity constantly running checks for agent 47, Litvenko and other high priority targets.