The french team of directors Stéphane Leloutre & Tim Miltat worked with the 3D shop Sabotage Studio in Paris to bring the characters of Olivier Bucheron aka Zamak to live.
His characters chase a Peugeot 3008 until there is a scene in the end with boxes which feels a bit like being from a different spot. Two Left Hands threw in some Stop Motion Goodness for that part. Overall the animation is really nice, the 3D work is up to the job.
The real treat in the spot is seeing Zamak’s characters moving and interacting. The original designs are apparently made with ZSpheres. Very cool.
He has a little making of of the spot on his blog.
Credits
Produced by Gery Bouchez, Lorin Horwitz
Compositing Camille Delamarre
Supervisor Clement Choblet, Jerome Lionard
3D by Yves Bosson, Jeremie Morcomble, Cedric Poligne, Gregory Thomas, Margaux Durand-Rival, Ludovic Mannoni, Florian Durand, Laurent Wach, Blandine Le Cointe
2D by Lenaic Favard, Florian Senand, Michael Rouayroux, Emmanuel Pichereau
Stop Motion by Two Left Hands
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