PROJECT ARCHIVE
Blending real world environments with digitally constructed scenes, this TVC smoothly transitioned from the vastness of deep space to a local Dan Murphy’s store.
The Arnott’s Shapes Flavour Battle was an arcade inspired, 2D, interactive animation. In this pixelated spectacle, two customizable characters would battle it out, upon giant Arnott’s Shapes of varying flavours.
Cruciferous refers to vegetables belonging to the Brassicaceae family… well, that cleared that up, didn’t it? Jokes aside, basically cruciferous is just the scientific term that covers broccoli and cauliflower. AWF brought these respective vegetables to life as printed 3D objects for use in stunt...
This TVC involved the blend of live action performances and digitally constructed environments and objects. Set in a single multistory building with a variety of different workplaces; each iteration zoomed into one of these workplaces and highlighted potential situations that could affect employe...
The waters, in which the Huon Agriculture offshore fishing pens are situated, bear witness to some of the most extreme and roughest conditions on the planet. AWF was tasked with producing an animated TVC, showcasing these conditions and the monstrous strength of the “fortress” pens as they surviv...
In order to help realise a television commercial celebrating the 2nd birthday of the One Card Loyalty program, AWF set off to New Zealand to provide on-set VFX supervision and capture digital reference. The production called upon both the studio's digital capture skills and animation expertise.
This project called for the studio to create a miniaturised representation of our home base state of Tasmania. Capturing the essence of the island through intricate and charming details.
This short promotional video was created for pitching to high value investors the social, economical and environmental benefits of a new innovative freight service in a concise and visual manner.
Combining seamless transitions between CG and live action shots, this project had the studio performing photogrammetry surveying, 3D tracking, animation and VFX to create a promotional TVC.
Featuring an adorable hyper-characterised caterpillar, this short TVC prompted the launch of Hartz’ new 100% Tasmanian, organic apple sparkling juice.
Featuring seamless transition when suddenly replacing a live action actor with a photo realistic animated goose, this TVC encouraged drivers to not be a goose behind the wheel and to leave their phones alone while driving.
This project involved multiple TVCs and roadside billboards all sharing a single theme and purpose; to dehort drivers from speeding. This was achieved through the use of animated x-ray scenes featuring numerous bone breaking accidents caused by speeding.
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