Moog Studio

Teaming up with Hogarth WW and Ogilvy SG, they wanted us to help create a commercial for the GR86 to enter the SEA market. Using existing footage from the official TVCs from the US and Europe, we re-edited a sequence and use bold graphics to further give an aggressive tone to the car. The story flow that we went for was a simple one where we see a silhouette man walking towards his beautiful machine. He starts it up and begin his travel journey with a nice shot of the vehicle coming down the ramp, almost feels like when you drive out of your condo/apartment, but with a taste of power. We wanted the audience to feel that this is not a race car nor your normal car, it is both. The challenge for creating this film is that we are only have limited footage to work with, and to make it worst, it does not come with any handles as there are some licensing involved for using materials across different regions. So we have to select our shots carefully, and also to work on a lot of masking and cropping to fit our graphics into them. We also had to add on "tinted" films, and to change the car plate into a generic one as the one that came with the footage was obviously from other regions. Read More

The pillars for this trailer were ancient futuristic, godly and mysterious. The skin-line is inspired by the story of daedalus and minotaur's labyrinth and we went through rounds of discussions with the creatives at RIOT before deciding not to show a literal maze and the minotaur.  By using a huge landscape, we wanted to create a feeling for the viewers that it will be a tough journey for the wielder to get into the monolith structure shown in the opening shot. We created a cracked landscape in the foreground where we see energyt lines seeping within the cracks and it all connects back to the structure. The cracked landscape was created to represent the confusing structure of the labyrinth. Does the energy source comes from within or is it the other way round where the energy goes into the Chronovoid spheres? No one knows.  Read More