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The founders of Fanbase talk about their decision to close the business and relaunch with Nextdoor. Courtesy of Greylock Partners and its new series, Grey Matter.

Warde “Home Is A Quest” Director’s Cut Leo Burnett Lebanon gave Onesize the opportunity to debut with character animation. We loved the challenge and the pleasure was all ours! This 60 second fully cg animated commercial was created for warde, the biggest reseller of fabrics in the middle east and Africa and is known for it’s quality and designs world-wide. Leo Burnett challenged us to create a world made of fabrics in which all kinds of animals are on a quest for home. The peaceful story, colorful imagery and enchanting music all together made this film an epic one for us. The custom soundtrack was created by our friends at MassiveMusic Amsterdam. LEO BURNETT Agency : Leo Burnett Chief Creative Officer: Bechara Mouzanar Executive Creative Director: Malek Ghorayeb Creative Director: Areej Mahmoud Copywriter: Samer Zoueihed and Grace Kassab Senior Art Director: Davina Atallah Art Director: Marya Ghazzaoui Account Director: Peter Mouracade Deputy Managing Director: Nada Abi Saleh Account Manager: Grace Zakka Planner: Youmna El Asmar ONESIZE: DIRECTED & PRODUCED BY ONESIZE EXECUTIVE CREATIVE DIRECTOR; KASPER VERWEIJ EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: PEPIJN PADBERG ASSOCIATE CREATIVE DIRECTOR: ROGIER HENDRIKS ART DIRECTOR /PRODUCTION DESIGNER: HARM VAN ZON LEAD DESIGNER: REINIER FLAES 3D MODELERS / ANIMATORS: (Special Effects/Computer Graphics) REINIER FLAES, HARM VAN ZON, KASPER VERWEIJ, MARTIJN PAASSCHENS, LINUS LUNDIN, FREDRIK EKHOLM, STAN SMULDERS, CHRIS COOPMANS JOHANNES SANDE, COMPOSITOR: KASPER VERWEIJ STORYBOARDS & ENVIRONMENTAL CONCEPTS: HISKO HULSING MUSIC & MIX : MASSIVEMUSIC SOUNDDESIGN: KAISER SOUND STUDIOS / MASSIVEMUSIC

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[embedded content] Fantastic Four | Official Trailer: FANTASTIC FOUR, a contemporary re-imagining of Marvel’s original and longest-running superhero team, centers on four young outsiders who teleport to an alternate and dangerous universe, which alters their physical form in shocking ways. Their lives irrevocably upended, the team must learn to harness their daunting new abilities and work together to save Earth from a former friend turned enemy.

Virgin Money is running an integrated advertising campaign in the UK with the tag line, “There’s Money, and there’s Virgin Money”. The first commercial in the campaign showed a pigeon dancing to the 1979 ska hit “On My Radio” by The Selecter. The second commercial shows a tortoise skateboarding to the sounds of “Tick Tick Boom”, the 2007 hit by The Hives. A series of press ads presents a squirrel in a super-hero cape, a goat with a moustache, a guide dog with an Elvis quiff and a sloth lounging in an armchair – contrasting them with their more ordinary counterparts. The campaign celebrates Virgin Money’s brand differences, representing the bank as a better, bolder way for customers to manage their finances.

Credits

The There’s Virgin Money campaign was developed at CHI & Partners agency The & Partnership by creatives Danny Hunt and Gavin Torrance, producer Emma Hovell and account director Beatrice Clarke working with Virgin Money marketing director Paul Lloyd. Content was developed at AllTogetherNow by CEO Conor McNicholas. Media was handled at M/SIX by CEO Jess Burley.

Filming was shot by director Andy McLeod via Rattling Stick with producer Simon Sanderson.

Post production was done at Big Buoy by VFX supervisor Jim Allen and producer Barny Wright.

Colourist was Aubrey Woodiwiss at Electric Theatre Collective. Editor was Jonnie Scarlett at The Quarry.

Sound was produced by Parv Thind at Wave Studios. Music is “Tick Tick Boom” by The Hives and “On My Radio” by The Selecter.

Print ads were produced by photographer Tim Flach and retoucher Antony Crossfield at Peter Bailey London.