Projects | Media, 3D & Systems Work by Warwick Soar

2006-2013 Stereoscopic 3D

Haptics S3D and cinema delivery

Seven years as Stereoscopic/3D Technical Director and Animator joined creative production to the complete technical path: stereoscopic acquisition, projection planning, 3D rendering, compositing, cinema-server delivery, showreels, and presentation systems. The reconstructed archive contains work for cinema, broadcast, brands, live presentation, and experimental 3D production.

Role: Stereoscopic/3D technical direction, animation, production systems, and cinema delivery within Haptics.

Haptics 2D showreel, 2012Motion design, animation, compositing, and commercial production from the period.

Haptics 3D showreel, 2012A stereoscopic presentation of the studio's 3D production work.

Haptics 3D showreel, 2010Earlier stereoscopic work showing the technical and creative range of the studio.

2009-2011 Global stereoscopic production

FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour and Magic Signal 3D

A major stereoscopic production created for the FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour by Coca-Cola. Warwick's recorded responsibilities included technical direction, animation direction, and stereoscopic 3D direction, with work spanning production, left/right-eye assets, cinema mastering, Doremi-server delivery, 5.1 material, credits, and international exhibition support.

The wider archive connects the finished films to tour environments in Egypt and Nigeria, cinema-screening photographs, delivery correspondence, and Warwick's contemporary interview as Haptics Technical Director.

Evidence: Finished films, tour albums, delivery records, cinema assets, credits correspondence, and a broadcast interview record.

FIFA 2010 stereoscopic left-eye filmOne eye of the stereoscopic production master, preserving the original 3D pipeline evidence.

FIFA World Cup 2010 animationAnimation produced for the FIFA World Cup project.

FIFA World Cup Trophy, 2009Period film evidence from the Trophy Tour production.

February 2013 Front projection

Front-projection camera rig

A rapid technical-development sequence spanning proof of concept, paired projection hardware, camera integration, physical rig construction, and two shoot days. The dated archive records the project from initial tests on 22 February through build and production work on 23-24 February 2013.

Role: Projection-system development, camera integration, physical prototyping, and on-set testing.

Front-projection proof of concept on a studio cyclorama

Paired projection hardware during the proof-of-concept test

Camera and projection hardware integrated on the test rig

April 2013 Physical prototyping

Chroma projection rig

A purpose-built projection rig developed from a measured hand sketch through material preparation and fabrication to a completed working frame. The surviving album documents the practical sequence clearly: define the geometry, prepare the components, assemble, and test the physical result.

Role: Technical design, fabrication planning, and hands-on build.

Measured hand sketch for the chroma projection rig

Metal components and tools prepared for fabrication

Completed metal chroma projection rig frame

30 July 2013 Editorial photography

EFC Africa 21 fight-night photography

A 350-frame event set produced during Warwick's time as Video and Media Producer at DO IT NOW Magazine. Shot through the cage under arena lighting, the sequence required clean timing, workable sightlines, and enough coverage to carry both the athletic action and the live-event atmosphere.

Role: Event photography and media production for DO IT NOW Magazine.

Two fighters facing each other through the arena cage

A fighter delivering a kick during an EFC Africa bout

Two fighters exchanging strikes inside the cage

2014-2018 Production system

Pulse Works production foundation

A sustained body of video, photography, motion graphics, event coverage, automotive media, and post-production work. The curated history records 276 project rows from 2014-2017 alone, followed by projects including BMW Mini and Jaguar Land Rover VMS work, live-event media, 3D screen tests, and commercial animation.

Role: Founder, producer, editor, motion designer, and production-system builder.

March 2015 Studio production

My Taal is Musiek studio shoot

A compact multi-camera studio setup for recorded artist performances, with lighting, audio, camera monitoring, and the practical production layer visible in the surviving photographs. Original photo metadata dates the session to 4 March 2015; the archived call-sheet thread confirms Warwick as the on-set production contact.

Role: On-set production and camera support within the Brandboom team.

Camera and lighting positions around a performer in the studio

Studio camera framing a seated musical performance

Presenter and guitarist performing under studio lighting

28 August 2015 Live music production

Fokofpolisiekar at RAD

Coverage of Fokofpolisiekar's Skyn Heilig beer launch at RAD in Centurion combined still photography, videography, recording, and live-to-screen production. The project archive contains 2,686 records across Lightroom, Canon 600D, Panasonic HPX250, Facebook-output, ingest, and editing lanes.

Maroela Media published selected photographs and explicitly credited Warwick Soar alongside Henno Kruger Photography, providing independent editorial confirmation of the work.

Evidence: Dated project archive, production invoice, original camera and post-production records, and an independent published photo credit.

Read the published Maroela Media credit

2008-2022 Published work

Films and reels

Three public uploads from Warwick's own channel provide direct moving-image evidence across technical 3D production, motion design, and character animation.

Evidence: Public, processed YouTube uploads retained with original IDs and publication records in the archive.

Tiger Wheel and Tyre commercial3D modelling, materials, lighting, particles, and network rendering. Published 2008.

Warwick Soar motion graphics showreelA selected reel of motion-design work from Warwick's production archive.

Warwick Soar character animation reelCharacter performance, animation, and technical craft across selected work.

Since 2018 Live and hybrid events

Event visual media partnership

Pulse Works has supported PriFactor event productions with the visual media layer behind corporate and institutional events: video coverage, post-production, pre-produced inserts, large-format screen graphics, walk-in loops, holding slides, lower thirds, and hybrid-event integration.

Named work includes Innibos festival screen content, TBCSA conference motion graphics, FoodBev SETA AGM systems, Standard Bank events, MTN packages, EW SETA, Bidvest Prestige, NIHSS, and other repeat production environments. The value is not one graphic; it is the dependable system that lets many assets behave as one live show.

Evidence of value: Repeat collaboration across multiple event environments since 2018, with continuing project records through 2026.

2024-2025 AGM visual system

FoodBev SETA AGM media, via PriFactor

An end-to-end event visual system spanning event look and feel, invitations and CRM assets, holding slides, programme graphics, lower thirds, walk-in material, transitions, end slates, and video integration. The work demonstrates how many individual assets become one coherent screen experience.

Evidence of value: The delivery model was retained across consecutive AGM cycles, with visual design, motion graphics, and video integration supplied through PriFactor.

2025-present IT and operations

OneNode service and systems platform

Building a practical IT service for small businesses around support, infrastructure, Microsoft 365, security, websites, automation, and understandable operating systems. The work includes the business model, service catalogue, pricing, lead systems, technical audits, security content, remote-support tooling, hosting, and the delivery platform behind the offer.

Evidence of value: A live commercial service with a public catalogue, operating tools, packaged support, and working customer-delivery systems.

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November 2025-present Documentary heritage

Legacy Boards documentary heritage platform

As co-founder of Legacy Boards, Warwick helps preserve the memories and first-person stories of South African rugby figures through filmed conversations and limited collector boards. Each board connects portraiture, biography, autograph space, and a QR-linked interview into one physical and digital record.

The company's own account describes Warwick as someone who understood the project beyond videography and helped give it a voice on video. The production role joins patient interviewing, cinematography, editing, technical delivery, and the operating work required to build a repeatable documentary series.

Evidence of value: Confirmed co-founder record, a live public company, published founder testimony, filmed interviews, collector products, and an active production archive.

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2026 Knowledge system

The Working Archive

A long-range personal and professional knowledge system built from fragmented conversations, documents, project records, media indexes, and cloud archives. Reaching back to the mid-1990s, it brings more than thirty years of work into a connected timeline and turns an unwieldy source collection into evidence-grade dossiers, case-study candidates, and reusable working knowledge.

Evidence of value: A reusable research system now driving biography, project selection, service inventories, and this evolving public website.