“Microsoft Zune – Two Little Birds” by Motion Theory
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Conference:
- SIGGRAPH 2007 More animation videos from SIGGRAPH 2007:
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SIGGRAPH Video Review:
Track:
- 29
Title:
- Microsoft Zune - Two Little Birds
Company / Institution / Agency:
- Motion Theory
Description:
A seemingly harmless interaction between two animated birds takes a twisted and fiery turn, as a small swift bird seems to light a large, dopey bird on fire. The hostile attack turns out to be a random act of sharing, and soon, both birds rock together to the tune of Ashtar Command’s “The Second Coming of the Monkey God.” Conceived by 72 & Sunny, the spot was created as a viral piece for the launch of the Microsoft Zune, highlighting the music player’s wireless file-shar-ing capability on www.comingzune.com. Motion Theory created birds that can say it all with just their eyes, and a world that mixes real and animated features.
Additional Contributors:
Agency: 72andSunny
ECD/AD: Glenn Cole
Copywriters: Jeff Mullen, Jason Norcross
Producers: Sam Baerwald, Rebekah Mateu
Production Company: Motion Theory
Director: Motion Theory
Executive Producer: Javier Jimenez
Producer: James Taylor
Art Directors: Mark Kudsi, Guilherme Marcondes
Director of Animation: Nick Losq
Lead Character Animator: Tom Bruno
Designers/Animators: Mark Kulakoff, Ron Delizo, Tom Bruno, Grace Lee, Helen Choi, Jesse Franklin, Danny Zobrist, Omar Gattica, Joseph Jones, Ben Grangereau, Colleen Corcoran, Miwa Matreyek
Track: Ashtar Command, “The Second Coming of the Monkey God”