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    Visual Effects & Animation: SHOOT Top Ten Chart

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    618 Top Ten VFX ChartHave alook-see at the quarter’s leading VFX and Animation spots, whichshowcase a wide range of genres, looks and approaches.  Seerelated article here. 

    SHOOT Top10 Visual Effects & Animation Chart

    Title

    VisualEffects/Animation

    Agency

    Production

    1

    		 AT&T’s “Birthday”
    (videobelow)    		 The Mill, New YorkAngus Kneale, VFX supervisor/The Mill creative director; Rob Petrie,lead 3D artist; Michael Panov, Thomas Bardwell, Emily Meger, 3Dartists; Maurice Fontenot, Christine O’Brien, Kevin Lofton, traditionalanimators; Alex Lovejoy, Naomi Anderlini, lead 2D artists; Gigi Ng,Cole Schrieber, Keith Sullivan, Kenny Yee, 2D artists; Robert Bruce, 2Dassist; Boo Wong, sr. VFX producer; Trevor Rager, productioncoordinator; Adam Scott, colorist; Cath Short, Derek Macleod, telecineproducers.
    (Toolbox: Flame, Flare, Smoke, Combustion, Nuke, AdobePhotoshop, After Effects, Softimage, Maya)

    BBDO New York

    AnonymousContent, bicoastal/international
    Gorgeous Enterprises, London
    Peter Thwaites, director
    2
    		 The SurfriderFoundation’s
    “Rise Above Plastics”    (videobelow)

    LAIKA/house,Portland, Ore.
    Aaron Sorenson, director/animator; Jan Johnson, exec producer; AnniePomeranz, producer; Ric Sluiter, art director; Jenny Kincade,illustrator/After Effects; Kameron Gates, animator; JD Buffam,assistant animator, ink & paint; Patrick Van Pelt, TD/CG lead; KarlRichter, TD; Josh Tonnesen, modeling; Nicholas Nakadate, texture;Terence Jacobson, character set-up; Thane Hawkins, lighting; BenFischler, FX supervisor; Steve Miller, editor; Rex Carter,Flame/compositor; Leif Peterson, Flint.
    (Toolbox: Maya, Mental Ray, Nuke, Flame, AfterEffects, Toon Boom’s Opus, Photoshop)

    		 Borders Perrin Norrander, Portland,Ore. LAIKA/house
    Aaron Sorenson, director/animator

    3

    		 Nike’s
    “Human Chain”
    (video below)         		MassMarket,New York
    Justin Lane, Angela Bowen, exec producers; Nancy Nina Hwang, producer;Chris Staves, lead VFX supervisor/Flame artist; Laurent Barthelemy,lead VFX supervisor; Nick Tanner, lead Flame artist; Mark French, JamieScott, Tim Farrell, David Parker, Julian Ford, Joanne Unger, Flameartists; Jacob Slutsky, CG lead; Jason Vega, Andy Hara, CG; JoergLiebold, CG tracking; Jason Goodman, Boris Ustaev and Pixel LiberationFront, previz.
    (Toolbox: Flame, Silouhette,Maya)

    Wieden+Kennedy, Portland

    		 Smuggler, bicoastal
    Brian Beletic, director

    4

    Kia Soul’s
    “This or That”    (videobelow)

    		 Framestore,London
    Tim Keene, producer; Martin Aufinger, shoot supervisor/3D lead; MikeMcGee, shoot supervisor; Russell Dodgson, Tim Osborne, Adam Rowland,2D; Savneet Nagi, Katie Isaksen, Jason Burnett, Alex Gooding, 2Dsupport; Diarmid Harrison-Murray, Mike Mellor, 3D leads; MarySwinnerton, Alex Doyle, Kimon Matara, Melvyn Polaya, Daniel Buhigas,Ben Brown, Chris Cooper, steven Kimbrey, Paul Jones, Jabed Kahn, DragosStefan, Ben Frost, Oliver Fergusson-Taylor, Andrew Silke, Alex Damm,Steve Townrow, Frederik Heymans, James Sutton, 3D team; Dave Ludlam,telecine.
    (Toolbox: Maya, Houdini, Nuke,Flame, Smoke, Photoshop)

    		 David& Goliath,
    Los Angeles
    		 Partizan, bicoastal/international
    Antoine Bardou-Jacquet, director

    5

    		 AT&T’s”Blanket”
    (video below)

    MPCLA
    Daniel Sanders, VFX supervisor/lead Flame; Joey Brattesani, 3D Flame;Daniel Marsh, 3D lead; Ross Denner, John  Cherniack, Matt Wheeler,Chris Clyne, 3D; John Roden, Photoshop and After Effects; PatrickMulane, Photoshop; Brinton Jaecks, Maciek Sokalski, Nuke; Andrew Bell,post producer.
    (Toolbox: Photoshop, Maya,After Effects, Nuke, Flame)

    BBDO New York

    Traktor, Venice, Calif.
    Traktor, directors

    6

    		 Nike’s”Write
    The Future”
    (video below)    		 TheMill London
    Stephen Venning, EP; Matt Williams,  producer; Allison Cain, lineproducer; Neil Davies, shoot supervisor, lead 2D, lead Flame; TomBussell, Austen Humphries, Vince Baertsoen, Des Anwar, shootsupervisors; Rich Roberts, Grant Connor, Pete Rypstra, Flame; DarrenChristie, Vanessa duQuesnay, Donal Nolan, Shake; JP, Smoke; TomBussell, lead 3D; Juan Brockhurst, Edward Hicks, Dan Adams, DanielJahnel, Amy Macdonald, Sergio Xisto, Eva Kuehlmann, 3D; Pete Mellor,After Effects; Seamus O’Kane, James Bamford, Aubrey Woodiwiss,colorists; Dave Gibbons, Yigit, matte painting.

    The Mill, NY
    Dan Roberts, Boo Wong, producers; Westley Sarokin, lead 2D; CoreyBrown, Suzanne Dyer, Rosalind Paradis, Iwan Zwarts, Jade Kim, Gigi Ng,Robert Bruce, Randy Krueger, Brendan O’Neil, Albert Cook, Alex Lovejoy,Melissa Graff, Tristan Wake, Jeff Robins, Keith Sullivan, ClaudiaD’Enjoy, 2D; Ben Smith, lead 3D; Wyatt Savarese, Chris Bernier, AjitMenon, 3D. (Toolbox: Flame,Shake, Combustion, After Effects, Maya, Massive)

    Wieden+Kennedy,Amsterdam

    		 AnonymousContent, bicoastal
    Independent, London
    Alejandro González Iñárritu, director

    7

    		 Mayflower’s
     “Big Move”
    (video below)

    The Character Shop, Simi Valley,Calif.
    Rick Lazzarini, puppet master
    (Toolbox: AshlarGraphite/Vellum for internal armature; Dassault Systemes SolidWorks foreye mechanism design/previsualization animation; Autodesk Inventor forthe truss CAD design)

    Grey New York

    Rabbit, bicoastal
    Brent Harris, director

    8

    Consumer AffairsVictoria’s
     “Homework”
    (video below)

    XYZ Studios, South Melbourne,Australia
    Hamish Macdonald, exec producer; Derek Picken, creative director.
    MilfordFilm & Animation, Stockholm. 
    Johan Gustavsson, producer; Mans Bjorklund, prdouction mgr; RobertKrupa, VFX supervisor/look development; Sebastian Ekman, Jonas Laurell,Dan Faxe, Calle Halidin, Hannes Drossel, Daniel Holmgren, DanielBystedt, Gustav Tell, Kenneth Nyman, Kristian Martensson, Patrik Halen,Par Andersson, 3D team; Fredrik Pihi, Sofie, Ljunggren, John Wallin, 2Dteam.
    againstallodds, Stockholm Laruent Clermont, 3D; Kevin Grady, 2D
    (Toolbox: Maya, 3Dlite,Houdini, Shake, Smoke)

    		 Grey, Melbourne

    againstallodds, Stockholm
    againstallodds, directors

    9

    		 Sherwin-Williams'”Bees”
    (video below)

    Buck,bicoastal
    Orion Tait, creative director; Kate Treacy, EP; Kevin Hal, producer;Ben Langsfeld, lead art director/design; Joshua Harvey, artdirector/design/storyboards/CG supervisor/3D animation; Thomas Schmid,Mike Lee, design; Chris Hendryz, 3D pipeline manager; David Soto, ScottHubbard, Arvid Volz, Dan Fine, Adam Pearlman, 3D modeling/layout;Jordan Blit, Pete Hamilton, Jason Wolley, Ryan O’Phelan, 3D animation;Ylli Orana, Kevin Couture, 3D lighting/shading; Daniel Oeffinger, leadcomposite; Conrad Ostwald, Seth Ricart, composite.
    Absolute Post, New York
    Nathan Kane, Flame
    (Toolbox: Maya, V-Ray, Nuke,After Effects, Photoshop, Flame)

    		 McKinney,Durham, NC Buck NY
    Buck, director

    10

    		 Bluegrass
    Cellular’s
    “Bluephoria”
    (video below)    		 Crash+Sues,Minneapolis
    Alex Engelmann, Sean Hall, Matt Sattler, 3D artists/animators; AdamCelt, Flame artist; Donna Drewick, executive producer; Sue Lakso,colorist; Matthew jensen, color assist; Carrie Shanahan, creativeeditor, Eric Schwalbe, assistant editor; Mark Anderson, online editor.
    (Toolbox: FCPro, Maya, Smoke,Flame, After Effects

    Bandy Carroll Hellige,
    Louisville, KY

    		 TwoPopes, Minneapolis
    Jerry Pope, director

    By The Editors of SHOOT

    Category:Features

    Television Academy Unveils Newly Elected Governors; Board To Become The Most Inclusive In Organization’s History

    Thursday, November 14, 2024

    The Television Academy has announced the newly elected members to the Board of Governors who will serve two-year terms from Jan. 1, 2025–Dec. 31, 2026. More than 40% of the 31 elected governors are new to the Academy’s boardroom and represent a wealth of experienced professionals across the industry.

    After years of outreach and engagement with the diverse television community, the 2025 Television Academy Board of Governors is the most inclusive in the Academy’s history. For the second consecutive year, the Board of Governors reflects gender parity. In addition, 47% of its members are from historically marginalized groups (based on racial and cultural identity, sexual orientation, et al.), the highest in its history, surpassing last year’s record of 45%.

    The 13 newly elected governors who will serve a first-ever two-year term are: Kevin Blank (Special Visual Effects); John Boyd (Lighting, Camera & Technical Arts); Allison Dorenbosch (Children’s Programming); Megan Galizia (Television Executives); Trayce Gigi Field (Costume Design & Supervision); Phil Gurin (Producers); Shana Hagan, ASC (Cinematographers); Siddhartha Khosla (Music); Vicki Lemar (Sound); Joseph Litzinger (Reality Programming); Angela Moos (Makeup Artist/Hairstylists); Sean Presant (Writers) and Megan Sleeper (Casting Directors).

    Fifteen governors were reelected to serve a second two-year term: Wendy Aylsworth (Science & Technology); Eva Basler (Daytime Programming); Bobbi Banks (Sound Editors); Mary Lou Belli (Directors); Hillary Bibicoff (Professional Representatives); Megan Chao (Documentary Programming); Yvette Cobarrubias (Commercials); David Hartle (Production Executives); Christina Lee (Public Relations); Kate Linder (Performers); Robert M. Malachowski... Read More

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