Wallace and Gromit's Comfy Carol
The ever-endearing duo (and their woolly pals) partake in a spot of festive singing for DFS.
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Credits
View on- Agency krow communications/London
- Production Company Aardman Animations
- Director Will Becher
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Credits
View on- Agency krow communications/London
- Production Company Aardman Animations
- Director Will Becher
- Grade The Mill/London
- Sound Design Wounded Buffalo
- Sound Design Jungle Studios
- Executive Creative Director Merlin Crossingham
- Producer Nick Miller / (Producer)
- Editor Ben Craske
- Editor Dan Williamson
- Post Producer Bram Tthweam
- Colourist Thomas Mangham
- Sound Designer Jonny Crew
- Sound Designer Chris Turner / (Sound Designer)
- Creative Director Darryl George
- Creative Director Jon Mitchell
- Producer Emma Rookledge
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Credits
powered by- Agency krow communications/London
- Production Company Aardman Animations
- Director Will Becher
- Grade The Mill/London
- Sound Design Wounded Buffalo
- Sound Design Jungle Studios
- Executive Creative Director Merlin Crossingham
- Producer Nick Miller / (Producer)
- Editor Ben Craske
- Editor Dan Williamson
- Post Producer Bram Tthweam
- Colourist Thomas Mangham
- Sound Designer Jonny Crew
- Sound Designer Chris Turner / (Sound Designer)
- Creative Director Darryl George
- Creative Director Jon Mitchell
- Producer Emma Rookledge
Plasticine heroes Wallace and Gromit are as intrinsically linked with a UK Christmas as the Queen's speech or a lack of snow.
It's hardly surprising, then, that krow and DFS have once again employed the charm of the pair (and their magnificent manipulators Aardman Animation) to front their festive spot.
Featuring the characters taking Wallace’s new invention, the 'Ewe-phonia', carol singing, A Comfy Carol is filled with classic Aardman touches (the number plate EWE-L-T1DE being a particular treat), making for a slight but sweet spot that's imbued with crafty comforts.
