Coinbase's cash-conscious critters
Animated animals candidly air their financial fears in Aardman's fun stop-motion series for the American crypto-currency exchange.
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Credits
View on- Agency Client Direct
- Production Company Aardman
- Director Rich Webber
- Producer Helen Argo
- VFX Aardman
- VFX Supervisor Bram Tthwheam
- Animation Aardman
- Color Aardman
- Colorist Bram Tthwheam
- Sound Where The Buffalo Roam (WTBR)
- Sound Aardman
- Audio Mixer William Davies
- VP Creative Michael Tabtabai
- Group Creative Director Jean Morrow
- Creative Director Mike Giepert
- Creative Director Matt Moore
- Social Creative Director Cory Conrad
- Creative Robbie Rane
- Creative Andy Laugenour
- HP Patrick Marzullo
- Senior Producer Julie Gursha
- Senior Producer Lucia Riera
- Art Director Bridget Phelan
- DP Sam Morris
- Editor Michael Percival
- Editor Dominic Pitt
- Audio Producer Hilary Bergman
- Sound Editor Chris Stock
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Credits
powered by- Agency Client Direct
- Production Company Aardman
- Director Rich Webber
- Producer Helen Argo
- VFX Aardman
- VFX Supervisor Bram Tthwheam
- Animation Aardman
- Color Aardman
- Colorist Bram Tthwheam
- Sound Where The Buffalo Roam (WTBR)
- Sound Aardman
- Audio Mixer William Davies
- VP Creative Michael Tabtabai
- Group Creative Director Jean Morrow
- Creative Director Mike Giepert
- Creative Director Matt Moore
- Social Creative Director Cory Conrad
- Creative Robbie Rane
- Creative Andy Laugenour
- HP Patrick Marzullo
- Senior Producer Julie Gursha
- Senior Producer Lucia Riera
- Art Director Bridget Phelan
- DP Sam Morris
- Editor Michael Percival
- Editor Dominic Pitt
- Audio Producer Hilary Bergman
- Sound Editor Chris Stock
Conversations around money can feel awkward, so cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase is easing the tension with some animated animals in this sweet series of spots, created by Finn Partners and brought to life by animation studio Aardman.
Titled Human Nature, the entertaining campaign leverages Aardman director Rich Webber's stop-motion magic and the legacy of the studio's iconic Creature Comforts sketches to explore everyday money worries in a relatable and honest way.
With 28 hand-made puppets, 416 mouth replacements and a total of 16,400 frames, the series aims to help to start conversations among Americans facing new economic challenges.
