Honda - "Hands" from Analog on Vimeo.
Directors Smith & Foulkes together with Wieden + Kennedy have launched a new set of animated idents for Honda featuring miniature versions of some of the automotive brand's best-known inventions.
We were responsible for the assembly of the multiple shots, remove props, track all the objects, shade, light and render everything. All of the FX animation, compositing and grading also happened under one roof at Analog. We shared the modeling with Nexus since it was a massive undertaking with so many products. Nexus also provided us with the amazing character animations and the subtle physical secondary movements of the objects.
Credits
Creative directors: Tony Davidson & Kim Papworth
Copywriter: Chris Lapham
Art Director: Aaron McGurk
Producer: James Guy
Production company: Nexus
VFX & Animation: Analog & Nexus Productions
Director: Smith & Foulkes
Music + Sound: Factory & Siren
Physical Models : Andy Gent
We were responsible for the assembly of the multiple shots, remove props, track all the objects, shade, light and render everything. All of the FX animation, compositing and grading also happened under one roof at Analog. We shared the modeling with Nexus since it was a massive undertaking with so many products. Nexus also provided us with the amazing character animations and the subtle physical secondary movements of the objects.
Analog Team
VFX supervisor : Mike Merron
Senior 3D artists : Simon Reeves, Tim Woods
3D artists : Arvid Niklasson, Stuart Turnball, Todd Daniele
Compositing supervisor : Fabio Zaveti
Senior compositor : Jaume Arteman
Compositor : Nicole Hekel
Jr Compositors : Francesca Bartiromo, Sabrina Rivolta, Andre Dias
VFX editor : Pete Baxter
Grade : Gabriele Peloso
Effects TD : Matt Chandler
VFX Producer : Mike Turoff
General credits:
Director : Smith & Foulkes
Production company : Nexus
Agency : Wieden + Kennedy
Creative directors : Tony Davidson & Kim Papworth
Copywriter : Chris Lapham
Art Director : Aaron McGurk
Producer : James Guy
VFX & Animation : Analog & Nexus
Physical Models : Andy Gent
