M&M’s Will Replace Its Animated Spokescandies With Maya Rudolph
“Now we get it – even a candy’s shoes can be polarizing,” the Mars candy company said in a statement.
“Now we get it – even a candy’s shoes can be polarizing,” the Mars candy company said in a statement.
The studio will be located in Seoul’s Gangnam district, walking distance from several important agencies, production companies, and brands.
Timed perfectly for NYCC, Crunchyroll took over screens in Times Square to get fans hyped for the film’s November 1 U.S. release.
López is currently developing an animated documentary at Nexus Studios, and is working on the photoreal adaptation of Disney’s Robin Hood.
Givenchy’s 101 Dalmatians t-shirts costs $700, but at least the 2d Disney animation is free to watch.
Newton most recently worked with Psyop on a “Clash of Clans” holiday-themed short.
In other news: the Orange M&M will henceforth “acknowledge his anxiety.”
Amazon is putting marketing muscle behind the Sony Animation film, which is its most high-profile animation pick-up yet.
Meet Percy Pig, Robin the Christmas drone, and others …
“I think that interesting things can be done in advertising,” Leo Campasso tells us.
The video involved “a wholesale copying” of Eddy Grant’s song “Electric Avenue,” a judge has ruled.
Rei has lost her brother and the monsters are closing in. The fate of Nacho Fries everywhere hangs in the balance.
“Save Ralph” brings together the talents of puppet maker Andy Gent, animator Tobias Fouracre, and DoP Tristan Oliver — as well as the voices of Taika Waititi and other stars.
“Minions” this ain’t.
Cartoon Network’s new social justice efforts include a series of “Steven Universe” anti-racism PSAs and a comic in partnership with the National Black Justice Coalition.
The director describes the software’s unique advantages, and explains how he harnessed them in his recent commercial for Ariana Grande’s R.E.M. fragrance.
In this ad, the studio returns to the theme of deforestation, which it explored in its latest feature “Wolfwalkers.”
Noor Hisham Abdullah, Malaysia’s director general of health, has taken an unorthodox approach to public health campaigning.
When all else fails, try animation.
The piece, which uses a hybrid of 2d and 3d, is ostensibly an advertisement for Cyramza, but it takes an indirect approach with symbolism that works on multiple levels.