Hasta La Motion!

Amnesty International is running “Pens”, a full CG film shot in motion capture, epitomising the potential of each signature in the defence of human rights. Highlighting that the voice of a single person can bring about the birth of a social movement, the film concludes with the words “your signature is more powerful than you think” and features the song Iron Sky by Paolo Nutini. Through powerful imagery, Amnesty International has encapsulated the essence of its primary objective – inspiring communities to defend their fundamental human rights.

Credits

The Pens campaign was developed at TBWAFrance, Paris, by VP Anne Vincent, creative directors Philippe Taroux and Benoit Leroux, art director Ingrid Varetz, head of TV Maximie Boiron, agency producer Amer Zoghbi, account managers Laure Lagarde and Isabelle Dray, working with Amnesty International marketing team Bertin Leblanc and Arnaud Humblot.

Filming/animation was shot by director Onu Senturk via Troublemakers.tv with producer James Hagger, production managers Aurelie Chevalier and Cecile Alvarez, production assistant Charles-Philippe Bowles, 1st assistant director Thomas Bidart.

Motion capture was done at Mocaplab by shoot director Remi Brun, supervisor Frank Vayssettes, editor Charles Fourgeront, assistant Ahmed Turki, actors Romain Ogerau (hero), Frank Pe h and Charles Lelaure.

Post production was done at One More Production by producer Benjamin Darras, art director Johnny Alves, post production coordinator John Meunier, VFX supervisor Eddy Richard, 3D artist Francois-Xavier Gonnet, modeller/set up artist Gwenhael Glon, layout artist Romain Durr, animator Jérémie Vidal, layout/lighting/rendering/compositing team Jérome Rouvelet, Thomas Rodriguez, Tim Lebon and Victor Besse, R&D supervisor Alain Xerri, editor Nicolas Larrouquere, assistant editor Romain Bouileau, Flame operator Hervé Thouement.

Music, “Iron Sky”, by Paolo Nutini, Dave Nelson and Charlie Chaplin, was produced at TBWAELSE by art directors Philippe Mineur and Ferdinand Huet, head of music and sound Olivier Lefebvre, with sound producer Benoit Dunaigre.

The interplay of live action and exaggerated device interactions give this spot for IBM a shot of whimsy that separates it from the herd. (And I love the moment at :22, when a smartphone sneakily interrupts a romantic meal.)

Created by Dress Code. Music and sound by You Too Can Woo.

Credits

Produced and Directed by: dress code
IBM
Senior Vice President, Marketing and Communications: Jon Iwata
Vice President, Branded Content and Global Creative: Ann Rubin
Advertising Manager: Cecilia Correa
Advertising Manager : Marco Pereira
Advertising Brand Systems Professional: Jessica Schwab
OGILVY & MATHER
Chief Operating Officer, Ogilvy East: Lou Aversano
Chief Creative Officer, Ogilvy North America: Steve Simpson
Executive Creative Director: Susan Westre
Group Creative Director: Mike Hahn
Group Creative Director: Ryan Blank
Associate Creative Director: Denise Zurilgen
Associate Creative Director: Lauren Costa
Executive Producer: Lee Weiss
Executive Producer: Paul Gunnerson
Executive Music Producer: Karl Westman
Associate Producer: Jess Latour
Production Coordinator: Glorianne Cody
Global Account Director: Jeremy Kuhn
WW Account Director: Mila Babrikova
Global Management Supervisor: Nicole Vilalte
Account Supervisor: Kaitlin Giannetti
Account Executive: Maria Barton
Assistant Account Executive: Brianne Reedy
Assistant Account Executive: Lindsay Jaffe
Dress Code
Creative Director: dress code
Producer: Tara Rose Stromberg
DP: Matt Workman
AC: Robert Lau
AD: Jacob Leibowitz
Production Designer: Sergeo Levitas
Art Director/Animator: Joe Donaldson
Designer: John J. Custer
Production Assistant: Mike Cook
Music/Sound: You Too Can Woo

Innuendo (2014) is an animated graduation short about procreation and reproduction. Life itself is inherently obsessed with this ongoing cycle. With our film we want to show that the whole planet, and not just complex organisms, participates in this sensual dance of life. Innuendo is created by five students at the Utrecht School of Arts in the Netherlands. Created over a span of five months of hard work and three months of conceptual preparation. Its a creative exercise in which we’re sketching out a sense of sensuality and fertility without any human imagery using various visual metaphors. Credits: Tim de Haan – Director, Editor, Animator, Generalist: https://vimeo.com/timdehaan Kjeld Slingerland – Coordinator, Animator, Generalist: http://kjeldslingerland.com Dieuwer Feldbrugge – Supervisor, Technical Director, Lighting and Compositing: http://www.dieuwer.com Louise van Putten – Art Director , Generalist: https://vimeo.com/louisevanputten Niels Bosch – Technical Director, Generalist: https://vimeo.com/user3556198 Music and sound design by: Steven Thans: https://soundcloud.com/monkeymansion Tools: Maya, 3DS Max, V-Ray, Mudbox, Nuke, Naiad, Krakatoa, Photoshop, Premiere, After Effects Check out our Facebook page: facebook.com/InnuendoShort

Why mess with a winning formula! For our third Pearson English animation we brought some more depth to the storyboard introducing a more 3D look and feel, which you can experience when you fly through the cityscape into the world of “One” for Pearson English. Creative Direction: David Sheldon-Hicks Producer: Kelly Woodward Art Director: Lilian Darmono Lead Animator: Abel Reverter Animators: Abel Reverter, Adrien Kulig

Some very beautiful Time Lapse scenes by Philipp Rabe. Location: Heidelberg, Germany Cut: Max Berger Music: Gibmafuffi – Paris www.brgr-studios.com