Director David LaChapelle of HSI, record producer Tony Visconti and The Mill present Daphne Guinness’ new music video “Evening In Space,” the first single from her upcoming debut album set for release next month.
Executive creative director Phil Crowe, 2D lead artist James Allen and colorist Greg Reese led The Mill’s collaboration with LaChapelle to create the piece which has a hyper-real look that blurs the boundaries of reality.
CreditsClient Recording artist Daphne Guinness Production HSI David LaChapelle, director; Tony Visconti, record producer; Rebecca Skinner, exec producer; Ron Mohrhoff, producer; Morgan Susser, DP. Editorial Spencer Susser, editor. Post/VFX The Mill Sue Troyan, sr. executive producer; Jordan Sharon, producer; Phil Crowe, shoot supervisor; James Allen, 2D lead artist; Josh Hatton, 3D lead artist; Asif Haque, Becky Porter, Ben Smith, Dag Ivarsoy, Don Kim, Gareth Parr, Jason Bergman, Kevin Flores, Lisa Ryan, Martin Karlsson, Remedy Huynh, Robert Murdock, Steve Cokonis, Tim Bird, Timothy Crabtree, 2D artists; Carl Harders, Chris Goodrich, Josh Elmore, Martin Rivera, Milton Ramirez, Phil Mayer, 3D artists; Itai Muller, Gizem Ersavas, matte painting; Greg Reese, colorist; Jefferis Gray, production coordinator.
Barilla, LePub Navigate Subway Commute To “Togetherness”
On World Pasta Day, October 25, Barilla partnered with the NYC subway to turn its iconic “Spaghetti n°5” pasta boxes into “Togetherness Tickets,” offering free subway rides. At a special Barilla newsstand near Hudson Yards station, commuters could pick up a pasta box that, with a tech insert, worked like a regular subway ticket to open the turnstiles.
More than just a ticket, Barilla’s campaign was an invitation for individuals to step out of their solitary routines and connect with their loved ones over a delicious pasta meal. According to a global survey commissioned by Barilla in August 2023, 60% of respondents confessed to eating alone more frequently over the past two years, forsaking shared meals for a quick bite on their own.
The primary reason cited for this shift toward solitary dining is busy work schedules. A significant 48% of people surveyed lamented that their working hours kept them from sharing meals with their loved ones, highlighting the impact of our on-the-go lifestyles on quality time spent with family and friends. Additionally, geographical distances from family and friends contributed to the rise of solitary meals, with 37% acknowledging it as a growing obstacle.
Although people are increasingly eating alone, as a resounding 63% of people admitted to eating solo during the week, a remarkable 93% believe that regularly sharing meals has a positive impact on relationships with friends and family. Building on this emerging desire, Barilla wanted to remind us of the impact of food and more specifically pasta, in fostering better human connections.
Sometimes a friend or family member is just a few subway stops away. So get together and share a pasta meal with a box of Barilla, which also serves as a... Read More