Back in the (flavour)hood
Stevie Gee & Essy May once again hang with the foodies in this stylish and gloriously animated/puppeteered spot for DoorDash.
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Credits
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- Production Company Blink Art
- Director Stevie Gee
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Credits
View on- Agency John St/Toronto
- Production Company Blink Art
- Director Stevie Gee
- Editor Ryan Beck
- Assistant Editor James Stubbs
- CGI and Post Production BLINKINK
- Colorist George K
- Director Essy May
- Executive Producer Bart Yates
- Executive Producer Vic Lovejoy
- Producer Cindy Burnay
- Production Manager Caroline Milsom
- DP Matthew Day
- VFX Supervisor Ken Hau
- CGI Lead Dorianne Fibleuil
- Post Producer Amy Smith
- VFX Editor Christina Conradi
- Creative Director Christian Buer
- Creative Director Meghan Kraemer
- Producer Monika Ghobrial
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Credits
powered by- Agency John St/Toronto
- Production Company Blink Art
- Director Stevie Gee
- Editor Ryan Beck
- Assistant Editor James Stubbs
- CGI and Post Production BLINKINK
- Colorist George K
- Director Essy May
- Executive Producer Bart Yates
- Executive Producer Vic Lovejoy
- Producer Cindy Burnay
- Production Manager Caroline Milsom
- DP Matthew Day
- VFX Supervisor Ken Hau
- CGI Lead Dorianne Fibleuil
- Post Producer Amy Smith
- VFX Editor Christina Conradi
- Creative Director Christian Buer
- Creative Director Meghan Kraemer
- Producer Monika Ghobrial
You may feel like the area you live in is pretty tasty, but it's nothing compared to the Flavourhood on display in this lovely spot for DoorDash.
Acting as a sequel to last year's spot, John St and BlinkInk directors Stevie Gee and Essy May once again give us a Welcome To The Flavourhood (II), creating a joyful montage of the town and its delicious inhabitants.
"Meatballs in sunglasses, Burgers on BMXs and Ice Queens with attitude," comments Gee and May. "For this super fun job we had the pleasure of designing all of the characters and sets ourselves and then used the classic techniques of stop motion animation, puppetry and model miniatures to bring them to life.
"Welcome to our FLAVOURHOOD."
