Toyota Material Handling Finland
Toyota’s video series brought the benefits of rental forklifts down to earth
Julkee x Lempee produced an eye-opening, easy-to-approach video concept for Toyota Material Handling about the benefits of rental forklifts.
Work won’t wait
Toyota Material Handling wanted a light-production video concept that would be eye-opening, approachable and credible all at once. The series was shot in the client’s own warehouse.
Behind the scenes
Insights from our experts
Storyboard The concept
We came up with a concept for three videos and made a finished storyboard for each. A heavy pallet of goods has arrived in the yard, and the supervisor looks on, puzzled, as two workers carry boxes onto the shelves by hand.
Work won’t wait
One of the three videos in the series. A rental forklift solves an everyday problem before it puts your back out. All three videos were in the can after one efficient day of filming.
Creative examples
A peek at the marketing
What we made
- Video concept
- Storyboards (3)
- Shoot day in the client’s warehouse
- Video series (3 videos)
Who did what
”Working with the Julkee x Lempee crew has been nice and easy. They’ve come up with great ideas big and small, challenged us when needed, and sparred with us and kept pushing us forward.”
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