A night on the Beavertown
For its first TV work, the London-based brewery drafted in Riff Raff Films Ed Morris and Black Dog Films' Alice Bloomfield to bring candid stories of good times to animated life.
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- Production Company Riff Raff
- Director Ed Morris
- Production Company Black Dog Films/London
- Editor Stitch
- Post Production 1920 VFX/UK
- Sound Studio King Lear Music & Sound
- Music Company Eclectic
- Creative Director Nick Dwyer
- Client Producer Tracy Stokes
- Creative Samantha Jenkins
- Senior Creative James Springall
- Agency Creative Director/Concept/Writer Ed Morris
- Director/Animator Alice Bloomfield
- Producer Frank Hanrahan
- Producer Holly Wolfers
- Executive Producer Tracey Cooper
- Executive Producer Martin Roker
- Editor Charlie Von Rotberg
- Edit Producer Alice Clarke
- Post Producer Ross Culligan
- Compositor Emily Govinden
- Colorist Oliver Banks Thompson
- Sound Designer Dugal Macdiarmid
Credits
powered by
- Production Company Riff Raff
- Director Ed Morris
- Production Company Black Dog Films/London
- Editor Stitch
- Post Production 1920 VFX/UK
- Sound Studio King Lear Music & Sound
- Music Company Eclectic
- Creative Director Nick Dwyer
- Client Producer Tracy Stokes
- Creative Samantha Jenkins
- Senior Creative James Springall
- Agency Creative Director/Concept/Writer Ed Morris
- Director/Animator Alice Bloomfield
- Producer Frank Hanrahan
- Producer Holly Wolfers
- Executive Producer Tracey Cooper
- Executive Producer Martin Roker
- Editor Charlie Von Rotberg
- Edit Producer Alice Clarke
- Post Producer Ross Culligan
- Compositor Emily Govinden
- Colorist Oliver Banks Thompson
- Sound Designer Dugal Macdiarmid
Taking its distinctive illustrative style and bringing it to the small screen, Beavertown Brewery's first TV work is a glorious slice of animated life.
Setting itself around real-life stories of happy boozing, A Good Night Out sees a fascinating collaboration between directors Ed Morris and Alice Bloomfield, in which the former's filmed candid interviews are given a brand makeover by the animator.
Created through Like Minded Individuals, and produced by Riff Raff Films and Black Dog Films, the spot is a lovely homage to the Creature Comfort ads of yore; taking creative director Nick Dwyer's now ubiquitous stylings and grounding them in authenticiyty.
“‘As a designer," comments Dwyer, "my aim was to visually capture the essence of human connection and shared experiences. By capturing the unique personalities of the people involved, and animating them in our signature style, we've crafted a visual narrative that resonates with sincerity and charm. I'm really excited to see how it inspires others to celebrate life's meaningful moments”.
