Google Glass explorer Sabita Malla, a research officer in Nepal for the World Wildlife Fund, shows us how Glass technology can assist conservation efforts. We follow her as she tracks rhinos and is able to capture photos of them and make her notes instantaneously hands-free via Glassware’s Field Notes on Google Glass.
Alan Bibby and Paul Minor of Logan East directed this Google Glass Explorer Story, “Nepal,” for Anomaly, New York.
Client Google Glass Agency Anomaly New York Mike Byrne, chief creative officer; Eric Segal, executive creative director; Jason Musante, creative director; Andrew Loevenguth, head of production; Niki Polyocan, executive producer; Jennifer Hile, sr. producer; Rich Jacques, art director; Luke Sacherman, copywriter. Production Logan East Alan Bibby, Paul Minor, directors; Magni Agustsson, DP; Dan Sormani, exec producer; Ryan Creighton, line producer. Editorial Logan East Brad Waskewich, editor; Madison Brigode, producer. Visual Effects Logan East Jeffery Welk, designer; J. John Corbett, VFX supervisor. Post MPC Mark Gethin, colorist. Audio Sound Lounge Rob DiFondi, mixer.
Building on last year’s Effie and Cannes-winning campaign for Aussie telecommunications company Telstra, this chapter of “Together is for Christmas” focuses on what’s important at this time of year--finding your people.
Directed by Steve Rogers from Revolver, in his first-ever animated project, and in partnership with award winning animation company Mathematic, the spot--titled “Ghost & Girl,” out of creative agency Bear Meets Eagle On Fire (BMEOF) and partner shop +61--tells a heartfelt story about two ill-fitting souls who find each other when it matters most.
“We just wanted to create a story with a genuine Christmas soul, without leaning on all the expected tropes,” said Micah Walker, chief creative officer of BMEOF. “Massive thanks to Steve, Revolver and the Mathematic team who’ve put so much into the beautiful film.”
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