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    Home » LOS YORK Drives Cummins 2027 X15 “Forever Rising” Campaign

    LOS YORK Drives Cummins 2027 X15 “Forever Rising” Campaign

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    • Cummins are coming

    • Over the road with Cummins and LOS YORK

    Long hauling with LOS YORK

    Independent Multidisciplinary Creative Studio Deploys Advanced CGI Expertise to Promote the Global Enginemaker’s Innovative Commercial Diesel Technology

    LOS ANGELES -- (SPW) --
    The pioneering independent creative studio LOS YORK collaborated with the Young & Laramore agency on an epic campaign for the new Cummins X15 industrial diesel engine. The centerpiece of this initiative is a hero :30 spot highlighting performance details with sumptuous close-ups of the new Cummins engine. These images are accompanied by a custom-built long-haul truck powered by Cummins rolling down a highway framed by a stunning Western sunrise, – all created entirely in photo-real CG. On the soundtrack we hear CB radio chatter about the high cost of operating over-the-road trucks. The B2B campaign introduces Cummins’ tagline “Forever Rising” and targets fleet truck owners and managers.
    Cummins is a global technology company that manufactures industrial application diesel and gas engines for a large range of applications, from long-haul trucks to heavy construction equipment. The 2027 X15 engine platform is a state-of-the-art solution that boasts up to 4% better fuel efficiency than the 2024 x15 and delivers up to 605 horsepower and 2,050 lb-ft of torque while meeting stringent emissions regulations.​
    “This was a classic LOS YORK job,” said Tita Poe, Executive Producer at LOS YORK. “The client came to us with scripts that included CG coverage of the engine and a live long-haul truck on the open road, but to physically shoot the highway scenes was costly and logistically difficult. So we proposed to combine them into an all photo-real project, which is our sweet spot. We created all the details not just of the engine specs, but also the full environment. We broke it down for them, showed them how CG works to get them comfortable with the idea. Our team came up with an unexpected solution that they didn’t realize was possible. It was a really exciting process. ”
    “Working in CGI gave us total control of the design and vision of the campaign,” said  LOS YORK’s Creative Director, Motion Cian McKenna. “All the images were major photo-real and elevated motion design builds, fully executed in 3D. We created the engine based on complex CAD data provided by the client. The custom-built truck  contains subtle automotive design references to a wide range of different manufacturers. We timed out the highway run, recreating a two-mile stretch of road. The sky starts out moody and as the morning sun breaks, it clears, symbolic of the fuel efficiency and clean air associated with the EPA compliant standards of the X15. Being able to do all this in CG made the process, like the engines themselves, incredibly efficient and beautiful to look at.”
    McKenna’s work, which is defined by precision, simplicity, beautiful composition and elegance, has been featured in Motionographer, Stash Magazine and other prominent design publications and featured in brand campaigns for Logitech, Google, Irish Distillers and Hublot watches, among others. His design, animation and typography work on the main title sequence of the second season of the popular HBO series White Lotus was nominated for an Emmy®.
    In addition to the X15 campaign’s hero spot and cutdowns, LOS YORK has produced an out-of-home billboard component featuring over-the-road trucks in various regional environments, including a Kansas wheatfield, Appalachian mountains and a New Mexico horizon. The studio also created graphics for the brand’s website and presentation materials for trade shows.
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    Cummins "Forever Rising"

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    Going down the road feeling glad, with Cummins

    Video Credits

    Agency: Young & Laramore
    Executive Creative Director: Trevor Williams, Creative Director: Scott King, Senior Designer: Corey Price, Copywriter: Nick Beussink, Digital Director: Luke Meyer, Senior Digital Developer: Christopher Weiper, Senior Digital Designer: Rachel Regan, Executive Producer: Ilene Kramer, Producer: Josh Gaal, Account Director: Lauren Dwyer, Account Supervisor: Grace Amy, Associate Account Manager: Maddy Thomas
    Production: Los York
    Executive Creative Director: Scott Hidinger, Managing Director: Melina Osornio, EP Studio: Tita Poe, Director of Operations : Colin Rieser, Director of VFX and Motion: Casey Hupke, Creative Director: Cian McKenna, Post Producer: Alexander Ramos, Associate Producer: Hiro Oni, Editor: Chip Sneed, Designer: Jordi Pagès, Matte Painter: Ryan Kirkwood, 2D Animator: Ha Eun Chang, Compositor: Michael Loney, Compositor: Eddie Anton, 3D Generalist (FX): Fabrico Chamon, 3D Generalist (FX): Rodrigo Albano, 3D Generalist: Billy Chitkin, 3D Generalist: James Brocklebank, 3D Generalist: Travis Ragsdale
    You can also watch the Cummins X15 film on Vimeo here: LINK

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    LOS YORK Celebrates Courage in New Book

    Wednesday, June 26, 2024
    A Book Called Courage by LOS YORK

    The multidisciplinary creative studio LOS YORK continues its long track record of going where few agencies have gone before by publishing COURAGE, a lushly illustrated book that features 292 pages of recent brave and bold work created by the shop. Weighing in at almost 5 lbs, 14 inches long by 9.5 inches wide and almost 2 inches thick COURAGE features concept through execution, brand work, design, motion graphics, CGI and live action work for clients including Under Armour, Motorola, Logitech, Hennessey and the Minnesota Twins, among others. The shop’s experiments in AI are also on display in the new opus, which is essentially a major shout-out to what the agency has dubbed “Creative Courage.”

    “In the midst of navigating a challenging project, where great work often meets its untimely demise daily, we stumbled upon a profound realization,” said LOS YORK Executive Creative Director Scott Hidinger, “Creativity thrives when you’re working shoulder-to-shoulder with someone who shares your hunger to do the bravest, boldest thing, regardless. We call it ‘Creative Courage.’”

    “This is a book that takes readers on a visual journey through executed projects, the stages of development, and perhaps most importantly, ideas lost in the process,” said LOS YORK Managing Director Melina Osornio-Andrade.“For us, courage means unabashedly embracing and sharing your truth. It’s doing something that stirs a decent helping of fear, knowing that growth lies on the other side.”

    According to LOS YORK Founder and Chief Catalyst Officer Seth Epstein, COURAGE was inspired by the seminal 1999 publication BAREBACK A TOMATO PROJECT, an equally massive and stunning collection of work... Read More

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