Agency: Laird & Partners
Visual effects: Method Studios
Lead 2D VFX Artist: Andrew Eksner
2D VFX Artist: Alex Kolasinski, Jake Montgomery, Russell Fell
Junior 2D VFX Artist: Cathy Gochnour, Kyle Obley Lyndal Heathwood, Miles Essmiller, Sarah Eim, Zach Lo
Visual Effects Executive Producer: Neysa Horsburgh
Head of Production: Sue Troyan
Visual Effects Producer: Rachel Koch
Agency: Laird & Partners
Executive Creative Director: Trey Laird Creative
Director: Carl Byrd Agency
Producer: Leigh Donaldson
Editorial Company: Rock Paper Scissors
Editor: Adam Petrofsky
Telecine Company: Dave Hussey
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Hating it so much. That was just the most horrible unironic use of Funny Face ever.
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PermalinkHeh, I wasn't the only one who noticed. From ThirdWay Blog.
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PermalinkWhen I first saw this ad, I thought it was for a classic movie channel advertising an Audrey Hepburn marathon, but then I saw the Gap logo at the end. I still yearn for the good 'ol Gap ads....like Swing, Everybody in Leather, etc.
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PermalinkI just saw this brand new gap commercial it’s a parody of Audrey Hepburn s commercial. but oile polie is doing it . We see Olie at his school in one of the hallways . And this white background comes through him and dances back in back by AC/DC and when he comes out he does a very slow backflip. it’s very cool . The commercial first starts with oile saying this will be soupy very if I could only say this a cool dance he talked slowly in his friend billy s ear but billy gets mad and says want and Zowie pushes him inte that white background and he is donning cool dancing. Here it is .
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PermalinkWhen she was doing the thing with her legs she looked like a dancing monkey
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