Hasta La Motion!

In Korean, Wedding has meaning of “Going husband house.” In other words, “Leaving her home.” I wanted to tell a story about woman, who was a baby, daughter, lady, wife, and mom. Thanks for Chung-Ang Univ 3D Animation lab (3danimationlab.com) & FXgear (www.fxgear.net/en) who support technical and financial support. I also very appreciate for Geuktae Noh, Woong Sung, and Seunghoon Kang who worked with me for almost two years to make this incredable work. Also, I very appreciale for all of your collaboration with Haewon, Jungyoon, Yeonjung, Minyoung(clockhouse) and Seungbae, Taekyung, Cholho, Sanghoon, Wangsik, Youmi, Jiyiung, Kiman, Jicheil, Jaeil, Chulhyun, and my wife Hyejin. And, most of all, Thanks, Mom. Uploaded at Mother’s day 2015

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Getty Images marks its 20th year of operations in 2015 as one of the most important image databases in the world. To celebrate, Getty is launching a campaign demonstrating the effect of time, year by year, on the faces of four international celebrities – Bill Clinton, former president of the United States, tennis player Serena Williams, actress Scarlett Johansson, and Prince William of England.

The goal of the campaign is to emphasize Getty Images’ efforts to remain relevant and up-to-date over the course of two decades, acting in dynamic markets such as in publishing (newspapers, magazines, books, and websites), and the corporate world, advertising, and television (spots, shows). All the photos are, of course, from Getty Images’ archive. To create this campaign, the agency, AlmapBBDO, dove into the image database and, using available images, year by year, documented not only the physical changes wrought by time on these celebrities, but also their journeys, their work, their clothing, and even their haircuts. Placed side by side, the results are surprising.

Each celebrity had a massive archive of images. Clinton, for example, had 32,246 photos at the time the campaign was put together. Once the photos were chosen, they were arranged chronologically, allowing readers to follow the transformations in each of the four figures.

“The idea of depicting the passage of those 20 years through the images of globally relevant celebrities gave us the opportunity to not only observe the changes they underwent, but also provided a creative glimpse at what was going on in the world during that time, with the certainty that we were present during all the important moments across these two decades,” says Renata Simões, Marketing and Content Manager at Getty Images in Brazil.

Credits

The 20 Years of Getty Images Over Time campaign was developed at AlmapBBDO, Sao Paulo, by chief creative officer Luiz Sanches, executive creative director Bruno Prosperi, creative directors André Gola, Benjamin Yung Jr, Marcelo Nogueira and Pernil (Marco Giannelli), art director Andre Sallowicz, copywriter Daniel Oksenberg, art buyers Teresa Setti, Ana Cecília Costa, producer José Roberto Bezerra, account team Cristina Chacon, Daniela P. Gasperini, media team Flavio De Pauw, Patrícia Moreton, working with Getty Images marketing team Renata Simões, Susan Smith Ellis and Carmen Cano.

A Rotoscoped, Stop-Motion video using 200 push pins and 500 feet of rubberized thread.