IKEAbot takes on a global threat
Inspired by a blockbuster Transformer fighting evil to save the planet, a (much smaller) robot attempts to fight pollution.
Credits
View on- Agency Mother/London
- Production Company Pulse Films/London
- Director Ninian Doff
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Credits
View on- Agency Mother/London
- Production Company Pulse Films/London
- Director Ninian Doff
- Managing Director/Executive Producer James Sorton
- Producer John Bannister
- Editor Leo King
- Audio Mixer Sam Ashwell
- Senior Producer David Keegan
- Colorist Kai Van Beers
- 2D Lead Chrys Aldred
- 3D Lead Chris King / (Head of 3D)
- Creative Director Bill McNamara
- Colorist Duncan Russell
- Production Designer David Mark Lee
- DP Fabian Wagner
- Music Supervisor Nick Nash
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Credits
powered by- Agency Mother/London
- Production Company Pulse Films/London
- Director Ninian Doff
- Managing Director/Executive Producer James Sorton
- Producer John Bannister
- Editor Leo King
- Audio Mixer Sam Ashwell
- Senior Producer David Keegan
- Colorist Kai Van Beers
- 2D Lead Chrys Aldred
- 3D Lead Chris King / (Head of 3D)
- Creative Director Bill McNamara
- Colorist Duncan Russell
- Production Designer David Mark Lee
- DP Fabian Wagner
- Music Supervisor Nick Nash
With absolutely cracker animation and an adorable design, Change A Bit For Good follows a small robot trying to make big changes.
Inspired by a movie tagline, a robot attempts to clean up the environment around themselves, leading to somewhat...mixed results. They go out on a plank over water to get a piece of trash, resulting in a short-circuit. They then try to stop a massive sixteen-wheeler by standing in front of it, but unlike their hero, Bumblebee, they don’t stand much of a chance against the oncoming Mack truck. They wander home, where their family is doing their part, in their house and kitchen, to work towards a more sustainable future.
Charming and effective, Change A Bit For Good is led by Mother, with production work from Pulse Films and direction from Ninian Doff. The VFX work that makes the little robot so adorable was done by nineteentwenty.