
Codatronca - This is not Gotham City
1 month ago
codatronca.it
koba-yashi.co.uk
An Animated Web Film to promote Codatronca, a fast super car made in Italy.
Director Kobayashi has been contacted by Paolo Spada, one of the owner of SVS (Spada Vetture Sport), around 6 months ago to develop an online campaign for their brand new product: Codatronca, a super car with amazing performances (0-100 Km/h in 3.4 sec.) and a unique design.
Kobayashi immediately associated this car to his most loved comics and manga's vehicles, like Kaneda's bike in Akira or the Batmobile. The only difference... Codatronca is real!
SVS asked the director to take as much time as needed to craft the best possible experience and gave him complete creative freedom and a high budget for the entire production. Kobayashi wanted to maintain total control over the production process, so, thanks to his 360° skills, he took care of every single aspect of modeling, animation, rendering, compositing, editing and sound design by himself alone.
He decided to create a Digital Anime settled in Tokyo, all centered around the car's incredible driving qualities. To emphasize the beautiness of its design he rendered the environment and the vehicle with two different styles. The result is a clash between photorealistic 3D and painted 2D images.
Kobayashi also worked on a cinematographic soundtrack, made by the engine's sounds mixed with an highly addictive music theme.
Credits:
Director / DOP / Editor: Kobayashi
Creative Director: Kobayashi
Advertising Agency / Production Company: Kobayashi
Executive Producer: Kobayashi
3D / 2D modeling, animation and rendering: Kobayashi
koba-yashi.co.uk
An Animated Web Film to promote Codatronca, a fast super car made in Italy.
Director Kobayashi has been contacted by Paolo Spada, one of the owner of SVS (Spada Vetture Sport), around 6 months ago to develop an online campaign for their brand new product: Codatronca, a super car with amazing performances (0-100 Km/h in 3.4 sec.) and a unique design.
Kobayashi immediately associated this car to his most loved comics and manga's vehicles, like Kaneda's bike in Akira or the Batmobile. The only difference... Codatronca is real!
SVS asked the director to take as much time as needed to craft the best possible experience and gave him complete creative freedom and a high budget for the entire production. Kobayashi wanted to maintain total control over the production process, so, thanks to his 360° skills, he took care of every single aspect of modeling, animation, rendering, compositing, editing and sound design by himself alone.
He decided to create a Digital Anime settled in Tokyo, all centered around the car's incredible driving qualities. To emphasize the beautiness of its design he rendered the environment and the vehicle with two different styles. The result is a clash between photorealistic 3D and painted 2D images.
Kobayashi also worked on a cinematographic soundtrack, made by the engine's sounds mixed with an highly addictive music theme.
Credits:
Director / DOP / Editor: Kobayashi
Creative Director: Kobayashi
Advertising Agency / Production Company: Kobayashi
Executive Producer: Kobayashi
3D / 2D modeling, animation and rendering: Kobayashi
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My only problem would be that the grunge font and low text-to-background contrast makes the text a little hard to read.
So perhaps a cleaner font and/or increase in text contrast might make it easier to read the text quickly.
But other than that, amazing work as always, great analogy of the Batmobile.
I spent a long time in choosing that font... I know it's quite difficult to read it, but I liked the "rough asphalt" effect of it...
So I like everything now! :P
Superb - Thanks for sharing!
"Mama say mama sa mama ma cusah!"
Se mi posso permettere, potrebbe forse valer la pena far rivedere i testi del sito Kobayashi da una persona di madrelingua. Non che ci siano errori veri e propri, ma alcune modalita' di espressione che risultano normalissime in italiano possono invece suonare curiose in inglese.
Se conosci un buon traduttore passami il contatto ;-)