Telstra's globe-spinning spots are poetry in (stop) motion
Three remote individuals are kept in contact in this charmingly crafted campaign from Bear Meets Eagle On Fire and animator Catherine Prowse.
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Credits
View on- Agency Bear Meets Eagle on Fire/Sydney
- Production Company Passion Animation Studios
- Director Catherine Prowse
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Credits
View on- Agency Bear Meets Eagle on Fire/Sydney
- Production Company Passion Animation Studios
- Director Catherine Prowse
- Executive Producer Passion Animation Studios
- Executive Producer Passion Animation Studios
- Executive Producer Passion Animation Studios
- VFX Stone Dogs
- VFX Supervisor Stone Dogs
- VFX Producer Stone Dogs
- Colorist Stone Dogs
- Sound Design Rumble Studios
- Sound Designer Rumble Studios
- Sound Designer Rumble Studios
- DP
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Credits
powered by- Agency Bear Meets Eagle on Fire/Sydney
- Production Company Passion Animation Studios
- Director Catherine Prowse
- Executive Producer Passion Animation Studios
- Executive Producer Passion Animation Studios
- Executive Producer Passion Animation Studios
- VFX Stone Dogs
- VFX Supervisor Stone Dogs
- VFX Producer Stone Dogs
- Colorist Stone Dogs
- Sound Design Rumble Studios
- Sound Designer Rumble Studios
- Sound Designer Rumble Studios
- DP
When it comes to Telstra ads, Bear Meets Eagle On Fire seems to have an endless barrel of charm to dig into, and for its latest campaign, it's provided a hefty dollop.
Demonstrating the essentially invisible connection satellite messaging provides, Passion Animation director Catherine Prowse uses a simple visual technique - a rapid backdrop change - to tell the whole story.
Created in gorgeous stop-motion, with the three characters of a Hiker, Miner, and Farmer delightfully realised, this painstakingly constructed series of films conveys a potentially dull message with effortless warmth.
