If we were to say just one thing about the making of this ad, we’d describe it as an extreme exercise in hardcore project management.
We were approached by Leo Burnett with two frames of a character design art, a concept for an ad with an animated t-shirt and 6 days to air time. We took the bait. Now, less than a week later, we are happy to present to you the latest ad for a joint promotion of Turkcell’s gnctrkcll and Algida’s Cornetto.
The tight deadline really pushed our two-person studio to the limit. We have worked with a Greek character designer, local photographer and cell animators, while juggling 3D elements delivered to us by two other studios responsible for the brand identity. The project was a mix of editing, keying, rotoscoping, tracking, cell and particle animations.
Behind the scenes, we were also simultaneously doing pre-production work on the sequel and three shorter spots for the cinema – the animations we started working on as soon as the final render of this one left the studio.
Client: Turkcell / Algida
Agency: Leo Burnett
Directed by: Quba Michalski
Design: Çiğdem Keresteci
Animation & Compositing: Quba Michalski
Photography: Bora Sübakan, DEPOgraphy
Character Design: Meni Tzima
Character Animation: Cave VFX
Tools: Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, Cinema 4D
Original post on imago website:
http://imagonewmedia.com/project.php?code=GNC1
Also available in HD at Vimeo and YouTube.
…and here is the sequel: gnctrkcll / Cornetto: 1+1
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Well done!!
looks pretty awesome
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very nice :-)
Nice, but… http://studio.tendril.ca/204220/HAPPINESS-IS
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Peter – yea, I know. Nakd did the t-shirt trick first.
You don’t always get full creative control over the project – the shirt was there in the original agency brief and we did best we could within this theme.