Final Frontier and The Secret Little Agency collaborated to create the launch film for the new Singpass app, a palm-of-your-hand solution developed by the Singaporean government to make the lives of citizens easier.
Co-directed by Jaime Álvarez Sobreviela, widely known for his Mr. Kat universe, in collaboration with Buenos Aires-based studio, Buda.tv, the film sees the diverse cast of characters take advantage of tech solutions provided by the new Singpass digital ID to make the demands of everyday life easier and safer.
On the international aspect of the process, the Buda team highlights that “if a few years ago we had thought of a project for Singapore, directed from Buenos Aires, with production in Shanghai, art and animation from Peru & Spain, and development from Argentina, it would have seemed crazy to us. Today it has become our way of working”.
Jaime Sobreviela adds about the collaboration: “the process with Final Frontier makes the work so much easier, always feeling supported and allowing space to create while keeping every part of the production covered and on schedule. We can work in different regions of the world and yet feel like we live next door!”
Because the project needed to speak directly to Singaporeans on an everyday level, the team had to dive deep into the local culture and people. “I loved discovering about Singapore: the fabulous HDBs, the dragon playground, the colorful shophouses, gardens and so much more!”, explains Jaime.
For Buda, “the biggest challenge in this project, which was fundamental and at the same time the one we enjoyed the most, was to work alongside the agency in Singapore to get this understand of customs, forms, and daily landscape, so that each object on the scene would fit in the daily life of its inhabitants”, the team concludes.
“One On One” is a series of interviews between Nike Japan and renowned athletes, all brought to life by Daniel Semanas’ unique dynamic style.
He’s a Libra, he likes karaoke, and he can do over a thousand push-ups: he’s Captain Nimrod! This space-faring buddy-comedy follows the galaxy-wide adventures of the marvelous megalomaniac Captain Nimrod, his neurotic first officer / BFF Doctor Phishy, & the lunatic clone crew of the Flying Sea Turtle.
Hailey is Hannah’s daughter, and they’re pretty unusual. It’s always been just the two of them, and that’s precisely how they like it. After Hannah accidentally creates a bunch of magical, chaotic creatures called The Harriets, Hailey will have to learn how to mellow out while accepting her family just got a whole lot bigger.
Based on the “Descendants” franchise, this animated special features Mal and King Ben’s royal wedding. As the first project produced by our Entertainment front, we couldn’t possibly ask for more than a future Disney classic— and the mouse brand’s first animated 2D film in ten years!
Descendants: The Royal Wedding invites viewers to Auradon’s biggest social soiree. Happily-ever-after continues for the power couple as they prepare to say “I do” at a magical celebration with friends and family. But Mal’s father, Hades, threatens to ruin the big day: “You didn’t think this was over, did you?”
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Born This Way is the hero piece for the #IStandWithCaster campaign by LUX, a collective statement of empathy for athlete Caster Semenya in her bid to be allowed to compete at the world’s biggest athletics tournaments.
Crafted in partnership with agency Wunderman Thompson Singapore, and our sister company Le Cube, the 2D film is packed with dynamic angles and fast fluid transitions, featuring sprinters, gymnasts, and swimmers inspired by real, iconic modern athletes, performing incredible physical feats.
Taking up a new language is no easy task, no matter what your New Year’s resolutions say. That’s why Duolingo and Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam, invited Final Frontier and Le Cube to take the high jinks up a notch with “Make it Fun”, a campaign that recognizes the difficulty of the objective, while reminding viewers that the brand makes learning more enjoyable, and thus more effective.
Le Cube recently created two 2D-animated, character-driven films for Cox Communications, the third-largest cable provider in the U.S.
RAI invited Nerdo to create a promo for this year’s world ski championship event, hosted in Cortina.
The event has more than 500 millions viewers from all over the world.
Final Frontier’s new short film for beer brand Boxing Cat dropped this week, marking the return of badass slugger, Louie, the feline vigilante serving knuckle sandwiches to anyone not living life to the fullest.
In this new 15s Summer instalment a couch potato receives a visit from our hero and is promptly uppercut out of his pyjamas into a classic skydive-hotpot situation, all the way to a sexy rooftop party, dragging his bored neighbors with him.
Directed by Le Cube, and created by R/GA Shanghai, the film is the second Final Frontier production for Boxing Cat, following 2019’s debut, First Blood, and features a short remixed version of Louie’s ear worm theme song. Final Frontier’s relationship with Louie began in later 2018, when we were asked to transform Boxing Cat’s logo in to a living breathing 2D character. We’re proud to see him still delivering lessons to ordinary folk.
