PROJECT: Oscar Mayer Scramblers
Client: Oscar Mayer X Imaginary Forces
Creative Director: Kathy Liang
Art Director: Timothy Williams
Lead Animator: Ryan DeCarlo
Animators: Anna Chen, Jeffery Xiyang Su
Editor: Rachel Brewster
Compositor: Sven Dreesbach
Finishing: Mike Roy, Alan Simonelli
Flame: Alan Simonelli - unscrambled good day spot
Post Producer: Keith Bryant
Senior Coordinator: Jake Fritz
Junior Coordinator: Steven Frech
Live Action Team
Director: Kathy Liang
Producer: Renee Robson
Production Supervisor: Amanda Clune
1st Ad: Nick Brokaw
DP: Steven Moses
Prop Master: Stephanie Mace
Food Stylist: Esther Nieuwenhuis
Food Stylist Assistant: Tessa Nieuwenhuis
OSCAR MAYER
Introducing the Oscar Mayer Rise and Scramble campaign! We crafted a collection of captivating bites of scrambled content in our creative endeavors for Oscar Mayer. Our Strategy: Centered around breakfast and playful wordplay, our campaign guarantees to energize you for a delightful morning! With Oscar Mayer's clever writing as the key element, we created live-action spots that skillfully blend quirky, conversational language with exciting design, providing a delectable and appetite-inducing experience throughout the entire campaign.
:15 OSCAR MAYER "EARLY WORM" ENG
:15 OSCAR MAYER "GOOD DAY" ENG
:06 OSCAR MAYER "ORDER" ENG
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Explorations
Imaginary Forces brought me on board to contribute to the conceptualization, editing, and design of several ideas - a task I thoroughly enjoy! The client had a request for a substantial amount of information to be conveyed within the 15 and 6-second spots, presenting the challenge of merging multiple details in a minimal and simplistic style. We underwent numerous edits and tweaks to strike the right balance. Kathy Lang and Tim Williams, who spearheaded the team with their ideology, allowed for a lot of creative exploration. Maintaining organized files throughout the process posed a significant challenge towards the end of the project. While many prefer to lean towards Nuke competitors, I am not one of them; I find After Effects to be just as valuable for projects like this.