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IN PRINT | LYNC UP WITH TYLER GRAY

by Matt on May 21, 2013

As Microsoft spends the day being busy with their big reveal of the Xbox One, we on the Westside are keeping busy with a fair sized announcement of our own. You ready? Here it comes…

Tyler Gray has a new campaign for Microsoft Lync! Let’s check out the work!

© Tyler Gray

© Tyler Gray

© Tyler GrayPhotographer: Tyler Gray
Client: Microsoft
Agency: Wunderman
Art Director: Chad Buchner
Group Creative: Richard Luong
Creative Director: Allen Kwong

© Tyler Gray

If you’re wondering what Lync is all about, go check out their website for the full low-down.
Images © Tyler Gray

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    IN PRINT | REDPATH GIVES SPACE

    by Matt on May 16, 2013

    For most of us, running out of space tends to have a simple solution. Delete some e-mails, fill some bags for donation, or simply taking a drive out to the dump – boom – you’ve got yourself some more room to play with. Unfortunately, for the BC Children’s Hospital, which services 1 million youth living in BC and the Yukon, constrained space can’t be solved by a purge or a drive; however, a few clicks might just do.

    © Anthony Redpath

    As you may recognize from last weeks Applied Arts post, Anthony Redpath’s GiveSpace campaign from ad space DARE Vancouver focuses heavily on the plight faced by a hospital with increasing patient numbers and longer hospital stays (among other limiting factors). We’ll take a look at more from the campaign before we pass the mic over to Anthony for his big Blog debut.

    © Anthony Redpath

    It feels really good to do work for the community. It’s a way to give back, and the creative opportunity is a bonus. The BC Children’s Hospital provides an invaluable service to the community and and the place is packed with people. Anything that can be done to help them build a new facility is a good thing. The shots themselves took a substantial effort to pull off, but I’m really happy with the results. And in the end, they are for a great cause (and great client!).

    © Anthony Redpath

    To execute the images as realistically as possible, we shot the talent in the hospital, using real rooms as sets and actual equipment for props. Shooting in a busy, working hospital was quite the challenge.

    We built the outer edges of the rooms and shot those in a studio situation, while the warehouse backgrounds were shot on location and altered to fit our compositions. In two of the executions, some CG elements were employed in combination with the photographic elements (one of the executions is photographic plates only).

    © Anthony RedpathPhotographer: Anthony Redpath
    Client: BC Children’s Hospital Foundation
    Agency: DARE Vancouver
    Executive Creative Directors: Rob Sweetman & Bryan Collins
    Associate Creative Directors/ Art Directors/ Copywriters: Addie Gillespie & Mia Thomsett
    Agency Producer: Mike Hasinoff

    Thanks to Addie Gillespie and Mia Thomsett at DARE for coming up with the idea, and for the opportunity to work together! Thanks to Mike Hasinoff for his diligence and patience! Thanks to Bryan Collins and Rob Sweetman for the guidance! And a big thanks to the BC Hospital Foundation for having faith in the idea! ~ AR

    For more info regarding the challenges faced by the BC Children’s Hospital and how you can help, click on over to the GiveSpace website. Much love to Anthony for sharing the project and congrats all around to those involved in a strong showing for a great cause. That just about wraps things up for this week, have yourselves a great long weekend and drive safe if you are.
    Images © Anthony Redpath

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      You’re a young band trying to distinguish itself from the crowd with your debut music video. You want to have a strong visual impact on your viewer, while maintaining an image you feel best represents your sound. You want Ryan Enn Hughes.

      Pretty cool eh? Let’s take a behind the scenes peek at Ryan’s latest creative production.

      Director/ Camera/ Animation: Ryan Enn Hughes
      Editor/ Additional Camera: Micha Pichlkastner
      Stylist: Judith Clancy
      Additional Animators: Genia Shapira, Warren Wilson, & Anthony Saleh
      BTS Camera: Ryan Enn Hughes, Micha Pichlkastner, & Judith Clancy
      BTS Editor: Ryan Enn Hughes

      If you dug the sounds coming out of your speakers just now, give a click and check out more music from The oOohh Baby Gimmie Mores!
      Audio © The oOohh Baby Gimme Mores
      Visuals © Ryan Enn Hughes

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        With patio season upon us, and it being an overcast day here in Toronto, what better time to show off the latest addition to the summer brew lineup – Molson Canadian Wheat – a Canadian-style unfiltered wheat beer featuring a rich golden colour and natural cloudiness.

        In order to to highlight both of these qualities in the stills campaign, Rethink brought Shanghoon onboard to work his studio magic and the result is a mouthwatering one. Take a look.

        © Shanghoon

        Photographer: Shanghoon
        Client: Molson Coors
        Agency: Rethink
        Art Director: Vince Tassone
        Art Buyer : Narine Artinian
        Assistants: Abe Roberto & Colin Rycroft

        So keep your eyes open on your next trip to a liquor emporium and you might just spot a bit of Shanghoon on the wall.

        © ShanghoonImage © Shanghoon

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          IN PRINT | SEAL OF APPROVAL

          by Matt on April 9, 2013

          We last heard about Jean Malek teaming up with digital agency TP1 last May when they threw down some great looking work for the Montréal Fringe Festival. Well this fine pairing is back together with some new work starring one of the agency’s most influential and fuzzy employees – Seal Of Approval!

          © Jean MalekPhotographer: Jean Malek
          Client: TP1
          Assistant: Sébastien Roussel

          To learn more about Seal of Approval and everything it does at TP1, go check out it’s Facebook page!
          Image © Jean Malek

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            IN PRINT | A GIANT RABBIT WHO LAYS EGGS

            by Matt on March 28, 2013

            As many children prepare themselves for a visit from a giant gift bearing rabbit, we on the Westside are celebrating the season with some new and eggs-travagantly colourful work from Vicky Lam.

            Enjoy.

            © Vicky Lam

            Go hit up The Grid to find out what’s going down in Vicky’s image, and be sure to have yourselves an egg-cellent long weekend!
            Image © Vicky Lam

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              IN PRINT | SHANGHOON GETS BUBBLY

              by Matt on March 26, 2013

              There’s a great scene in the 2005 remake of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, where we meet the character Augustus Gloop being interviewed about finding one of the golden tickets. When asked how he celebrated the great discovery, as if it were a no-brainer question the portly child quickly responds, “I eats more candy!“, and proceeds to tear into a tasty bar of chocolate.

              For eight years now, whenever I see chocolate bars, something in my brain replays that single line over and over and it makes me giggle… a lot. And so when roughly 100 beautifully wrapped bars of Cadbury’s new Dairy Milk Bubbly arrived at the studio for Shanghoon care of Ogilvy & Mather, I just about lost it.

              Having tried one of the many leftover bars, it’s a tasty new treat from Cadbury that I’m sure Augustus would be proud of, perhaps as proud as we are to show off this mouth watering new work from Shanghoon. Enjoy.

              © Shanghoon

              © Shanghoon

              © Shanghoon

              © ShanghoonPhotographer: Shanghoon
              Client: Cadbury
              Agency: Ogilvy & Mather
              Art Director: Todd Cornelius
              Chocolate Stylist: Franc Madden
              Assistant: Colin Rycroft

              SO MUCH CHOCOLATE!!!

              © Colin Rycroft

              Big shout outs to Todd and the team at Ogilvy & Mather for a great day on set, and a big thanks to Assistant Colin for snapping up the pics of our very own Westside Chocolate Factory!
              Images © Shanghoon

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                IN PRINT | SHANGHOON VISITS AVALON

                by Matt on March 19, 2013

                Having undergone a major facelift, along with a whole slew of upgrades and changes, there’s one thing Toyota knows for certain about their revamped model of the Avalon; your grandpa’s car – this ain’t. With a stronger emphasis on driver involvement, and some of the cooler added features you’ll find on a non-luxury sedan this year (QI-Powered wireless cellphone charging!), the 2013 Avalon is an agressive looking car that provides a ride suited well for either a Saturday night party or Sunday morning round of golf.

                Tasked with building a strong campaign for the new Avalon, Saatchi & Saatchi Art Director’s Andrei Babichuk and Lena Lee, brought Shanghoon on board to shine his lights on the latest and greatest in Toyota’s lineup. Let’s take a look.

                © Shanghoon

                © Shanghoon

                © Shanghoon

                © Shanghoon

                © Shanghoon

                © Shanghoon

                © ShanghoonPhotographer: Shanghoon
                Client: Toyota
                Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi
                Art Director (Car): Andrei Babichuk
                Art Director (Fabric): Lena Lee
                Assistants: Colin Rycroft, Marvin Kwan, Abe Roberto, & Noel Araquel

                One way to see Shanghoon’s work in print is to keep your eyes peeled for your newspaper flyers where you might find a nice leaflet featuring a number of the shots. In case you’re one of those types who avoid flyers all together, we took some pics so you can get a glimpse.

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                  IN PRINT | FAMOUS FIGHTERS

                  by Matt on March 12, 2013

                  Toronto’s annual Fight For Independence boxing event is a unique night of fight, in which financial sector folk drop their suits and dawn some 10oz’ers for charity. For this years bout, the charity enlisted the Halifax based FAMOUS FOLKS to handle media, who in turn sought out the creative mind of Matt Barnes when time came to produce some imagery. In essence, their direction for Matt was the kind of thing commercial photographers dream of – have fun, and do what you do best… just keep it boxing related.

                  Let’s take a look.

                  © Matt Barnes© Matt Barnes© Matt Barnes© Matt BarnesPhotographer: Matt Barnes
                  Client: Fight For Independence
                  Agency: FAMOUS FOLKS
                  CEO: Jay Dingwall
                  Account Executive: Emily Mong
                  Illustrator: Shaun Downey
                  Hair: Jimmy Crow
                  Make-Up: Jordana Maxwell
                  Assistants: Jeff Jamieson & Papi

                  To give his cigarette card inspired images the authentic look of the times, Matt brought in artist (and friend) Shaun Downey to paint the backdrops for his fighters. Before we move on, here’s a behind-the-scenes look at the handsome Mr. Downey at work in studio.

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                  As no great character is without great story, accompanying Matt’s fine imagery is the enlightened prose of THE PASSING SHOT writer, Dylan Thomas-Childs. With the full support of Mecca Cigarettes behind him, Dylan put his pen to paper and soon the Champion Athlete And Prize Fighter Series was complete. Give a click if you need because this copy’s too good to miss.

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                  Round of high-fives for Matt and everyone involved in the fantastic looking work, with a bonus “good’an ya bud” to the FAMOUS FOLKS for being such a cool team of creatives and letting Matt’s mind run free. Want more info on the Fight For Independence charity and their big night? Give the below image a click, get learned, and see Matt’s images on show.

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                  All Images © Matt Barnes

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                    IN PRINT | FLY AWAY WITH NIKKI

                    by Matt on March 5, 2013

                    If you happen to follow us on Instagram, you are probably aware that over the past two weeks there has been a lot of travel happening in the world of Westside. We’ll get into that sisterhood of pants later, but first some work from Nikki O focused on one of the staple sidekicks of any voyage, your luggage.

                    Since their introduction of the first ‘rigid suitcase on wheels’ back in ’72, Delsey has been keeping travellers goods safe and secure in a durable, yet lightweight suitcase. How safe and lightweight you ask? Well, I have no doctorate in luggage, but considering (globally) 1 piece of Delsey luggage is sold every 10 seconds, I’d say if you’re in the market – you best check ‘em out!

                    © Nikki Ormerod - DelseyPhotographer: Nikki Ormerod
                    Client: Delsey
                    Agency: Giants and Gentlemen
                    Art Director: Natalie Armata
                    Hair & Make-Up: Cait Mizzi
                    Wardrobe: Shea Hurley
                    Image © Nikki Ormerod

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