BBC Morphs through 90 Years of U.K. History
RKCR Y&R and Aardman use archival footage for a trip down memory lane
Published On
Mar 14, 2013
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The BBC and RKCR/Y&R London take us on a journey through its 90-year broadcast history with this entertaining spot that uses footage from BBC archives, with the help of us modern day effects magic.
The Mill stepped in to help morph classic scenes together, from the Queen's coronation, to a Queen on-stage performance, from the Man of Silly walks to stop motion character Morph--the latter, with the help of Aardman Animations, who returned to recreate its classic character.
The campaign runs on television and radio and will lead to a "Where's Next?" microsite that features an interactive timeline of the company.
Credits
- Date
- Mar 15, 2013
- Brand :
- BBC
- Client :
- BBC
- Agency :
- RKCR/Y&R
- Creative Director :
- Ted Heath
- Creative Director :
- Paul Angus
- Creative :
- Barnaby Blackburn
- Creative :
- Gustavo Kopit
- Production Company :
- Red Bee Media
- Producer :
- Sarah Caddy
- Producer :
- Caroline Hicks
- Director :
- Anthony Dickenson
- Editor :
- Sam Rice-Edwards
- Director, Photography :
- Alex Barber
- Post Producer :
- The Mill
- Composer :
- Matthew Herbert
- Sound Design :
- Will Cohen
- Animator :
- Aardman Animations
- Animator :
- Mike Skrgatic
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