Infinite Objects collaborated with Pinpoint Productions to create personalized Video Print awards for 55 Doodle for Google winners.
The work was less about a single artifact than a system for translating many unique digital artworks into reliable physical gifts.
Each winner needed a unique video object containing their name, state, artwork title, and winning artwork.
Rendering those videos manually would create avoidable production risk: file errors, spelling issues, missed metadata, and slow handoff between teams.
Personalization scales when the creative system treats data as an input, not a manual production step.
The output could feel handcrafted while the pipeline stayed deterministic and repeatable.
We built a data-driven Adobe After Effects rendering workflow using a CSV exported from Google Sheets as the local source of truth.
The partner could update names, states, titles, and artwork links in one place. The script generated the 55 unique videos programmatically, reducing hand-editing and making review easier.
Each rendered video was permanently flashed to an Infinite Objects Video Print, with custom 1-of-1 backsides and packaging.
The system connected data management, motion templates, rendering, QA, manufacturing, and fulfillment into one production flow.
After the winners were announced, all awards were produced and shipped within weeks.
The project shows the Infinite Objects system applied to a precise personalization problem: digital artwork becoming a durable physical object without adding complexity for the partner.