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.

Discover a very realistic and immersive full CG piece of animation by Brunch Studio for Ubisoft's Franchise :Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon : Wildlands.

This is actually the fourth and final part in a series of films commissioned by Dolby Labs for their amazing gallery space in San Francisco. Gabe Askew has long collaborated with the musician duo Hays + Ryan Holladay who were responsible for putting the series together. They leveraged the new Dolby Atmos technology to create a beautiful and embracing soundscape while Gabe tried to wrap his head around the massive 9920x720 resolution display. The theme of the series was memory. Drawing from the writings of Ray Kurzweil, Gabe created a visual metaphor for the physical act of how the brain receives a stimulus, breaks it down into elements, stores it via pattern receptors in the cerebral cortex, and then recalls it. The specific memory represented in the film is the birth of his daughter, Lily.

The charismatic LA-born musician Charles X teamed up with our very own in-house director, Quentin Baillieux (one half of the Parallelduo) for his eagerly anticipated new single entitled Can You Do It, this intricately crafted mixed 3D/2D animation music video produced by Eddy and animated at Brunch Studio.
Quentin beautifully merges the typically highbrow sport of horse racing with the commonly misrepresented “mean streets” of Pacoima, the proud birthplace of Charles X, to challenge any stereotypes or preconceptions of race and social class which may exist in modern day society.

A graceful short produced in stop motion where the lights and backgrounds reveal the beauty of the night.

The camera evolves frame by frame through a miniature world where video projections bring life to the backgrounds. Vegetal elements have been added by draw, frame by frame.

Dan&Jason and 180LA team up on the newest campaign for the University of Phoenix. In a world that is hurtling towards an ever growing dependance on technology, it is still an industry where women are sorely underrepresented. Traditionally in the past, girls had been raised to think that the tech world was not a place for them. And while we have seen a giant push towards teaching young girls that there is a space for them, there will be an abundance of new jobs in technology over the next few years and we need a workforce to fill those roles now.

 In this beautifully CG animated film, our struggling single mom finds herself at a crossroads as the labor workforce at her factory becomes unnecessary. She finds herself without a job and floundering to see clearly the path forward. Through the love of her children she enrolls in an online course at Phoenix and is given the toolset to compete in the tech driven job market.

‘Through The Dark’ was written by Hilltop Hoods' Pressure (aka Dan Smith) for his young son Liam who was diagnosed with leukaemia. A collaboration with Google Play Music, the interactive film, inspired by Dan’s story, shares a father and son’s journey through two 3D animated worlds—the dark representing fear and the light representing hope. Hornet's Eran Hilleli, developing the animation design, created the haunting character design that lends itself so perfectly to the song and was selected by Hamish Stewart (ECD at R/GA Sydney) and his team for the project due to Eran's "evocative style."

Watch online full experience here: https://throughthedark.withgoogle.com/

Directed by Peter Sluszka and created for the FDA's Center for Tobacco Products' "The Real Cost" campaign by FCB New York, the tobacco-tinged "Little Lungs" appears in a series of digital videos, breaking today, in which his attempts to be cool and join in with normal teen life (and his healthy pink lung friends) are thwarted by his stunted growth, caused by smoking.

The campaign is designed to resonate with a teen audience and target them within digital environments such as YouTube, Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram. Specifically, the campaign focuses on reaching at-risk teens, who live a more chaotic lifestyle and suffer from lower socioeconomic and educational levels making them more stressed out than their peers.

Effervescing Elephant from the album "Barrett" by Syd Barrett, released in November 1970.