Iberostar

SPI / Turning Corporate Information into Motion

Person holding a digital thermometer against a turquoise background with a circle and yellow lines highlighting temperature readings. Designed by Luis de Bobes for Iberostar.

The Challenge

The SPI project needed to be explained internally through a format that was concise, visual and easy to understand while remaining fully aligned with Iberostar's corporate communication.

Frame of the SPI video (Iberostar) made by Luis de Bobes. Two women sit at a table and look at a laptop displaying a data report with graphs and text. The background features a large window with natural light.

From Brief to Narrative

I handled the audiovisual process from the initial brief through script, storyboard and visual development.

The information was structured into a 1'21" narrative, balancing clarity, pacing and enough visual variation to maintain attention.

A person planting a young tree outdoors, kneeling on grass. Frame of the SPI video (Iberostar) made by Luis de Bobes.

Building the Visual Language

The piece combined corporate colour, iconography, photography, illustration and graphic compositions.

Moodboards and styleframes helped define how these elements would behave before moving into full animation.

Slide with the text "RESULTADO DEFINITIVO" and a hand icon with "98%" underneath. The slide includes pictures of a woman planting outdoors, a person in a lab coat working with equipment. Frame of the SPI video (Iberostar) made by Luis de Bobes.

Motion & Production

Once the visual system was established, I developed the animation, editing and audio/video post-production.

Motion was used primarily to support understanding: directing attention, introducing information progressively and creating continuity between ideas.

Light blue background with a silhouette of a woman jogging, and the words "FINAL RESULT" in large purple font. Frame of the SPI video (Iberostar) made by Luis de Bobes.

International Use

The piece was initially produced in Spanish and US English and structured to facilitate additional localisation.

This meant considering text lengths, timing and compositional flexibility from the beginning rather than treating translation as an afterthought.

World map with the words 'All hotels' written across it. Frame of the SPI video (english version) Iberostar made by Luis de Bobes.
. The employees' titles include Head of Public Relations, Spa Receptionist, Energy and Decarbonization Engineer, Chief Accountant, Bellman, Breakfast Chef, Housekeeper, Server, Hotel Manager, Floor Office Clerk, Maintenance Shift Supervisor, Nature-based Solutions Coordinator, Entertainer, Head Gardener, and others.

My Role

· Storyboard

· Art Direction

· Graphic Design

· Illustration

· Motion Graphics

· Editing

· Video Post-production

· Audio Post-production

Result

The final video was approved and used internally by Iberostar as part of its corporate communication. It was also the first time the company used explanatory motion graphics to communicate its sustainability plans internally, turning strategic information into a clearer and more engaging audiovisual message