Torque: usg Housing project
"It doesn't build itself, it just seems that way"
Torque-USG

Fig Media is currently partnering with Torque, a unique marketing company in Chicago that utilizes "tribal" marketing tactics. [click here to visit Torque]

Currently Torque and FIg Media have been working with USG on promoting a new product that can change the way housing is built. USG has revolutionized the use of light gauge steel framing, and has applied it to building houses. These pre-fabricated houses can be framed up in eight hours! (psst....thats almost 10 times faster then traditional methods)
Eric Masi of Torque likes the way that we run our business and invited us to photograph the construction project down in Baton Rouge, Louisianna. The project included a video time-lapse and digital photography. Both were shot at the construction site of a housing structure.

The photography, which included about 2000 photos, turned out great and from the work Fig learned a ton about planing complex jobs.

Fig has created time lapse videos aided with graphics for presentations and also to send out as DVD's to help promote the use of these houses where they are needed most; Louisiana and other locations throughout the United States.

The "rethink, rebuild, recover" campaign with USG's new steel frame housing is well on its way and will revolutionize the recovery efforts as well as change the way we think about building homes today.

Credits:
Executive Producer: James Gustin
Project Manager / Editor: Melissa Martens
Videographer: Carl Wiedemann
Digital Photography: James Gustin , Eric Masi [Principal and Creative Director: Torque]


click image to view the video documentary
USG's Light Gauge Steel Framing Sales Video
videographer: Carl Wiedemann
editor: Melissa Martens
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Click here to view digital photo gallery