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Coolfire Studios recently produced a new broadcast campaign in partnership with St. Louis based advertising agency Rodgers Townsend.
Post Asylum/Element X has been helping agency clients pivot to animation with live-action production limited due to COVID-19. Two new FedEx Office spots for Dallas-based Integer showcase CGI donut shop and café environments.
Post Asylum/Element X has been helping agency clients pivot to animation with live-action production limited due to COVID-19. Stanley Marketing Works selected PA/EX to help develop and animate a photorealistic cockroach for Zevo™, a natural insect spray safe around people and pets.
Director/DP Stefanie Soho, who shoots top car work and uber-hip stories for some of the world’s top brands, recently directed a spot titled,“Together I Am Strong” for Zalando and agency Kolle Rebbe. It has already garnered 2.8mm views on YouTube.
VFX work behind Amazon’s neo-futurist semi-anthology TALES FROM THE LOOP. Visual effects are of course key to any sci-fi fable, but maintaining a balance with the naturalism of this sci-fi fable gave the VFX team more than enough to manage.
Havas Chicago briefed us on this cute series of spots for Babybel. Their mission was to create a series that's fun and irreverent as CG animations. They wanted the product to be the main character in the piece, but remain photo real... which was a wonderful challenge. How do we solve that?
Aiming for a unifying design concept for the 2020 AICP Post Awards inspired by these times, Flavor Co-Directors/Creative Directors Jason Cook and Brian McCauley felt that most people would relate to a scientist stuck inside a lab, conducting new experiments.
MTI Film today announces the release of CORTEX v5.3, the latest version of its family of products for managing workflows on set and in post.
axle ai's Sam Bogoch and Patrice Gouttebel appear on Meet The Drapers as part of their Republic crowdfunding campaign: https://republic.co/axle-ai
D4TM’ was shot in September 2019, and ironically it seems to have become more relevant in our “post-COVID” world. ‘D4TM’ highlights the notion that many are dependent on pharmaceuticals to function, often over-medicated and just left to their own devices.