GWR - Five and the missing jewels
Pete Candeland
Agency : adam&eveDDB
Group Executive Creative Director: Ben Tollett
Chief Creative Officer: Richard Brim
Creatives: Matt Woolner & Steve Wioland
Managing Partner: Paul Billingsley
Account Director: Fay Taylor
Account Manager: Max Sullivan
Account Executive: Jake Gidley
Planning Director: Michelle Gilson
TV Producer: Louise Richardson
Print Producer: Kim Marshall
Digital Producer: Marceline Le Gaufey
Assistant Digital Producer: Lucy Trower
Head of Design: Paul Knowles
Studio Manager: Dave Callow
Senior Creative Artworker: Sam Stabler
Digital Design Lead: Adrian Baker
Digital Designer: Jennifer Slack
Digital Animator: Tom Lockwood
Media agency: Wavemaker
Managing Partner: Nola Calladine
Account Director: Alex Brown
Licensor: Enid Blyton Entertainment, Hachette
Head of Licensed Content: Karen Lawler
Media agency: Wavemaker
Managing Partner: Nola Calladine
Account Director: Alex Brown
Licensor: Enid Blyton Entertainment, Hachette
Head of Licensed Content: Karen Lawler
Director: Pete Candeland
Production Company: Friends Electric
Technical Director: Neil Riley
Executive Producer: Ryan Goodwin-Smith, Belinda Blacklock
Producer: Sian Jenkins, Adriana Wong
Print Producers: Maryam Anibaba, Jen Coatsworth, Orlaith Turner
Production Assistant: Maryam Anibaba
Production Intern: Jacquelyn Daum
Art Direction & DMP: Painting Practice, Billy Stockwell
Character Design: Kristian Antonelli
Storyboard Artist: Yohann Auroux
Editor: Brian Raess
Post Production Company: Electric Theatre Collective
2D Lead: Taran Spear
2D Compositors: Alex Prod'Homme, Courtney Pryce, Max van Leeuwen, Tom Humphrey
Lead Animators: Paul Tempelman, Steve Beck
2D Animators: Daryl Graham, Tim Sanpher, Eleonora Quario
CG Leads: Annie Rowland, Sergio Morales Paz
CG Artists: Joffrey Zeitouni, Lou Thomas, Paco Rocha, Stephane Renaldi, Borja Massa, Dana DiGioia, Joao Pires, Ashley Anderson, Gregory Martin, Daniel Rico, Hillary McCarthy, Kimon Matara, Interference Pattern
Colourist: Lewis Crossfield
Sound Studio: 750MPH
Sound Design & Mix: Sam Ashwell & Mark Hellaby
Audio Producer: Mary-Ann D’Cruz
Music Supervision Company: Theodore
Music Supervisors: Tom Stanford
BBC Christmas - The Supporting Act
Elliot Dear
Elliot’s Christmas fIlm for BBC One shows his ability to take a simple story and turn it into something truly magical.
The characters were animated using stop-motion but the facial expressions were created and mapped on the puppets using CGI to bring them to life. The dance routine was choreographed first in live action and then an expert team of Blinkink animators recreated the moves one painstaking frame at a time.
This relatable story of a young girl preparing for the biggest performance of her life will have you wiping your eyes (and tapping your feet).
Belgian National Lottery 2017
Parabella
The second Christmas advert for The Belgian Lottery by Parabella.
Directed by: Parabella
Executive Producers: Bart Yates & Ryan Goodwin-Smith
Producer: Alex Halley
Production Manager: Alex Holberton
Runner: Honey Cairns
Director of Photography: Max Halstead
Assistant Camera: Andrew Corrigan
Production Design: Parabella
Art Director: Emma-Rose Dade
Model Makers: Dan Ojari, Kat Simpson, David O'Neill, Rachael Olga Lloyd & Catherine Prowse
Puppet Makers: Mikey Please, Adeena Grub & Rosie Tonkin
Animators: Andy Biddle, Dan Gill, Mikey Please & Dan Ojari
Rigger: Robin Jackson
Post Lead: Simone Ghilardotti
Compositors: John Malcolm Moore, Luke Simpson, Kooch Chung, Mikey Please & Dan Ojari
Studio Manager: Elizabeth Day
Assistant Studio Manager: Jen Newman
Colourist: Joseph Bicknell at CHEAT
Music: Koen Renders
Sound Design: Sonicville
Making Of: Jakob Cizic
Making of Music: The String Beans
Filmed at: Clapham Rd Studios
A Blinkink Production
Breakbot - Another You
Olivier Lescot
Breakbot and Ruckazoid merge, creating Breakazoid, a cosmic pimp, who distributes his love to humans by taking them across the galaxy on the planet love.
Directed and designed by : Olivier Lescot
Art Director: Leïla Courtillon
Produced by: Eddy / Brunch Studio
Label : Ed Banger / Because
Lead Compositing: Mathieu Bétard
Lead Animation: Olivier Lescot
Animation: Vic Chhun, Léo Schweitzer, Leyla Kaddoura, Martin Richard, Mathilde Loubes
Additional Animation and FX: Antoine Carré (stage), Constance Bertoux (stage), Basile Cortale (stage), Claire Launay (stage), Keith Rowsell
Animation Clean: Keith Rowsell, Antoine Carré, Basile Cortale, Claire Launay, Hadrien Bonnet
Colorist: Caroline Laine, Michelle Chan, Antoine Carré, Constance Bertoux, Basile Cortale, Claire Launay
Compositing: Maxime Bousquet
Compositing (camera): Olivier Kimyon
Additional Design: Morgan le Henry, Maxime Dupuy, Antoine Carré
3D Layout: Maxime Granger, Jean Charles Kerninon
Grading: Gabriel Porier
Conform: Maël Gaumont
Post Producers: Rodrigo Pomarico, Elodie Doritch
Animation: Brunch Studio
Post Production: Nightshift
Gorillaz - Tranz
Jamie Hewlett, Nicos Livesey
Director: Jamie Hewlett
Co-director: Nicos Livesey
Executive Producer: Bart Yates
Producer: Georgina Fillmore
Gorillaz are managed by Eleven Management.
Production Company: Blinkink
Production Company: Eddy
Executive Producers - Eddy: Emilie Walmsley, Lars Wagner Production
Coordinator: Maria Kolandawel
Production Manager - Eddy: Stella Ramsden
Line Producer: Fabien Cellier
Production Assistants: Lina Houari, Agathe Derosier
Director of Photography: Max Halstead 1st Camera Assistant: Toby Goodyear Editor: Paul Moth
Animation by: Brunch
Lead Animator: Romain Barriaux
Storyboard and Layout: Julien Perron
Animation: Romain Barriaux, Julien Perron, Leo Schweitzer, Martin Richard, Paul Nivet, Magali Garnier, Léonard Bismuth, Simon Duong van Huyen, Mathilde Loubes, Victor Chagniot (work experience)
Animation Clean-up: Mathilde Loubes, Antoine Carré
Colour and Shadow animation: Meton Joffily d'Alençar, Rohit Kelkar, Antoine Carré, Constance Bertoux
Compositing: Vincent Ewald
Compositing assistant: Ekin Koca
3D Animators: Erik Ferguson, Oliver Latta, Marco Mori
Le Mans 1955
Quentin Baillieux
The 24 Hours of Le Mans, 1955. 300,000 spectators are watching from the sidelines. It is 6:00 PM when Pierre Levegh’s car ploughs into the spectator stands, scattering the crowd with his car engine’s hot debris. It is a tragedy that will cost more than 80 lives. And yet, the race goes on. At Mercedes, a friend and co-pilot of Pierre Levegh’s is ready to take the relay. His name is John Fitch.
MDP - Jean-Paul Gaultier - Paris
Hugo Ramirez
The collaboration between La Monnaie de Paris and Jean-Paul Gaultier had started with the creation of 12 coins inspired by the city of Marseille. It goes on with a new collection, this time dedicated to the city of Paris. The promotional films for these collections around France are signed by Hugo Ramirez and Eddy.
For this project, the director’s main inspiration was the movie Soy Cuba, which became iconic for it’s long and bold sequence-shots.
Through flight-over effects, we follow the chase of Jean-Paul Gaultier’s iconic ‘Man’ and ‘Woman’, from indoor to outdoor decors and from one historical landmark to the other. Olivier Lescot, animation supervisor at Brunch Studio, succeeds in using 2D animation techniques to give a sense of complete freedom while dealing with a complex subject.
The graphic universe has once again been created by the illustrator Leïla Courtillon, with the input of Jean-Paul Gaultier for the details in clothing and particularly the woman’s corset. The pop-style soundtrack was composed by musician Spock. This campaign is conceived by the agency La Chose.
Produced by Eddy
Directed by Hugo Ramirez
Designed by Leïla Courtillon
Animated at Brunch Studio
Animation Supervised by Olivier Lescot
Client: Monnaie de Paris
Agency: La chose
BBC World Cup - The Tapestry
Nicos Livesey
Made in collaboration with BBC Creative, ‘The Tapestry’ is the launch film for the BBC’s 2018 FIFA World cup marketing campaign. Working with The London Embroidery Studio, the team have modernised a traditional tapestry technique by creating a dynamic film in which every single frame has been individually embroidered, creating over 600 unique tapestries.
Blending embroidery expertise and digitising skills, the film vibrantly showcases a wealth of colour palettes and gradients, alternating thread textures and unique stitch patterns. This intricately animated work looks to the past and future, journeying through World Cup history, and previewing the most exciting talent coming up at this year’s finals.
‘History Will Be Made’...
Loto
Emmanuelle & Julien
A couple of young parents, freshly installed in the neighbourhood, tries to brighten up the christmas of a listless French village...
Client: Loto (FDJ)
Client crew: Cédric Breton, Cécile Lagé, Olivier Pribile, Marina Jault, Matthieu Schebatt, Anne Pasquesoone
Agency: BETC
Head of Artistic Direction: Stéphane Xiberras
Executive Artistic Director: Olivier Apers
Head of Strategy: Guillaume Martin
Agency Producer: Gwendoline Burel
Creative Director: Olivier Apers
Artistic director : David Derouet
Copywriter : Adrian Skenderovic
Account Director: Marielle Durandet, Simon Treille, Quentin Derviso, Salome Lhote
Assistant Artistic Director: Alice Resseguier
Trafic: Stéphanie Renoir-Mousli
Directors: Emmanuelle & Julien
Production: Eddy
Executive Producer: Jean-François Bourrel
Animation: Brunch Studio
Line Producer: Fabien Cellier
Producer: Mélanie Parisi
3D-VFX Supervisor: Jean-Charles Kerninon
Character Designer: Manddy Wickens
Music: GUM
J'ai fait la Fnac: Christophe Blain
Christophe Blain
Eddy collaborated with the Marcel agency to create the “J’ai fait la Fnac” campaign that focuses on notable celebrities who found inspiration at the French retail chain that specialises in cultural and electronic products. In-house director, Hugo Ramirez applied his unique vision to create lively and varied aesthetics with Brunch Studio bringing the trilogy to life with advanced and refined animation techniques.
Hugo Ramirez teamed up to with renowned cartoonist and comic author, Christophe Blain, to co-direct with him in creating a wild universe bursting with imagination. Featuring his distinctive pencil strokes and wacky characters, Blain’s film is immersed in the colourful treatment that can be seen in his most celebrated works such as Gus & His Gang.
Client: Fnac
Agency: Marcel
Director General: Olivier Sebag
Account Manager: Jeanne Neuschwander
Senior Project Manager: Rémy Guizerix
Business Affair: Till Buisson
Prodigious sound: Clemens Hourrière
TV Producer: Elodie Jonquille
Directors: Christophe Blain
Production Company: Eddy
Executive Producer: Jean-François Bourrel
Production Assistant: Céline Da Cunha-Vanlint
Animation Studio: Brunch Studio
Post-Producer: Vincent Leroy
Post-Producer: Julie Bellemare
Illustrations: Christophe Blain
Supervisor: Michaël Bataille
Storyboard: Corentin Penloup
Colorboard: Quentin Baillieux, Corentin Penloup
2D Animation: Michaël Bataille et Olivier Lescot
Animation et Colorisation Intern: Amélie Maurice
2D Colorisation: Anne-Lou Erambert, Noé Lecombre, Françoise Losito
Compositing: Hugo Moreno
Musical Supervision: Etienne Perovitch [Twin Fizz Agency]
Compositor: Fabien Girard
Voice Recording: Clemens Hourrière
Featuring Christophe Blain as himself
