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Film advertisement created by RPA, United States for Honda, within the category: Automotive.
Chief Creative Officer: David Smith
Creative Director: Pat Mendelson
Writer: Seth Prandini
Art Director: Chuck Blackwell
Executive Producer: Gary Paticoff
Production / Design Company: Elastic
Director: Andy Hall
DP: Toby Irwin
Live Action Producer: David Wolfson
Executive Producer: Jennifer Sofio Hall
Designers: An Nguyen, Henry de Leon, Eunice Kim, Max Ulichney
VFX / Finishing Company: a52
CG Lead: Max Ulichney
3D Artists: Paulo de Almada, Ian Ruhfass, Christina Lee, Rick Glenn, Kevin Culhane, Joe Chiechi
Lead Compositor: Shahana Khan
Rotoscoping: David Hochstadter
Colorist: Angus Wall
Assistant Producer: Heather Johann
Producer: Sarah Haynes
Executive Producer: Jennifer Sofio Hall
Music: HUM
Arrangement by: Alex Kemp & Robert Lopez
Executive Creative Director: Jeff Koz
Creative Director: Alex Kemp
Executive Producer: Debbi Landon
Creative Director, Licensing: Tricia Halloran
great idea, great art direction, great music. The only thing which I don't understand is why do the dog catches circles instead of rectangulars? Which is of course minor thing.
This one is way better than the Jazz ad. At least they speaking to their target audience this time around. I would still not buy this though...
Great animation
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the song is a copy from Otto Waalkes - Dummersack
this dude and this song are really famous in germany.
hope he gets some cash for that one
Quite really.
fits without fiting in!
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Creativity!
Not quite the song "Pata Pats " was a hit in 1966 \performed by Miriam Makeba in America.
Harry Belafonte helped her to fame in the U.S.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miriam_Makeba
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCc61z9IFu4&feature=player_embedded#
I don't think that German was even born when she wrote this.
Found one of Miriam Makeba original performances of the song. She won a grammy with Harry Belafonte in '66.
great animation, the rafting part is very well done
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