Daniel Kleinman of Rattling Stick, London, and bicoastal Epoch Films directed this :60 which shows a student fast asleep after studying all night for a final exam in history. Unfortunately it’s 11:25 a.m. and his test starts in five minutes. But not to worry–historical figures spring to life from his textbooks and figure out a way to rouse the lad.
Credits
Agency: Wieden+Kennedy | Portland Mark Fitzloff, Susan Hoffman, executive creative directors; Hal Curtis, Sheena Brady, creative directors; Brian Murphy, copywriter; Nate Miller, art director; Ben Grylewicz, executive producer; Jennifer Fiske, producer. Production Company: Rattling Stick, London,Epoch FIlms, NY Office Daniel Kleinman, director; Johnnie Frankel, exec producer; Antonio Paladino, DP.,Jerry Solomon, exec producer; James Hatcher, line producer. Editorial: Cut + Run, LA Steve Gandolfi, Isaac Chen, editors; Michelle Burke, post executive producer; Carr Schillling, post producer. Visual Effects: MPC (The Moving Picture Company) Chris Allen, producer; Stefano Salvini, Jonathan Davies, line producers; Heather Goodenough, production assistant; Yourick Van Impe, Robin Carlisle, VFX supervisors; Michael Gregory, Mikael Pettersson, Matthew Unwin, Rob Walker, 2D team; James Bailey, Anthony Bloor, Andrew Brooks, Jason Brown, Tim Civil, Craig Crane, Adam Elkins, Daniel Elliot, Guy Elson,
Screenwork Type:Top Spot
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