AWARD WINNING FILM
CIFF - Canada International Film Festival 2014
Best Music Video
Animamundi 2015 - 23o. Festival Internacional de Animação do Brasil
Official Selection
Keep an Eye on Them Category
About the Movie
“The music video tells the story of an office worker who is struggling to attract the girl of his dreams, a coworker. The question posed is this. Are his colleagues and his daily office tasks the obstacle in fulfilling his dream or rather, the dream itself?”
About the Project
“Coco de Elevador” is a music video for a Brazilian DJ, Chico Correa. It’s part of the “Cria Cultura” initiative to help both brazilian musicians and animators spread their work.
Director Paulo Passaro wanted to tell a story about everyday life with Chico Correa’s music as it’s dynamic soundtrack. People tend to think that their everyday lives are boring and their dreams are always better. That’s why the music video is divided into three parts, each with a particular animation technique. The first one is “real life”, which is made using traditional 2D animation. The other two are “the dream life” which are made using two other types of animation, 2D animation in After Effects (CG) and Stop-Motion Animation. The purpose for using different animation techniques was not only to make the video more interesting but also to contrast our dreams to our everyday lives.
Direction: Paulo Passaro
Toon Boom 2D Animation: Paulo Passaro
After Effects Compositing: Julio Cesar Saez and Paulo Passaro
After Effects Animation: Paulo Passaro
Stop-Motion Animation: D. Lee Peffer and Paulo Passaro
Stop-Motion Supervision: D. Lee Peffer
Stop-Motion Photography: Andreia De Marchi
3D Background: Julio Cesar Saez
2D Background: Marco Pavão
Special Thanks to Gabriel Nóbrega and Vetor Zero / Lobo for the support
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