Sam Gainsborough moulds a childhood
In an adorable animation for The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, the shaping of early societal interaction is shown through endearing time-jumps.
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Credits
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- Agency Wonderhood Studios/London
- Production Company BLINKINK
- Director Sam Gainsborough
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Credits
powered by
- Agency Wonderhood Studios/London
- Production Company BLINKINK
- Director Sam Gainsborough
- Post Production/Color Time Based Arts
- Executive Producer/Founder Bart Yates
- Lead Producer Matt Marsh
- Producer Sami Goddard
- DP Ronnie McQuillan
- Art Director Brin Frost
- Art Director Anita Bruvere
- Post Producer Mia Saunders
- Colorist Lewis Crossfield
- Creative Director Ben Edwards
- Creative Director Guy Hobbs
- Producer Natasha Johnson
- Producer Nikki Holbrow
Credits
powered by
- Agency Wonderhood Studios/London
- Production Company BLINKINK
- Director Sam Gainsborough
- Post Production/Color Time Based Arts
- Executive Producer/Founder Bart Yates
- Lead Producer Matt Marsh
- Producer Sami Goddard
- DP Ronnie McQuillan
- Art Director Brin Frost
- Art Director Anita Bruvere
- Post Producer Mia Saunders
- Colorist Lewis Crossfield
- Creative Director Ben Edwards
- Creative Director Guy Hobbs
- Producer Natasha Johnson
- Producer Nikki Holbrow
Clay: an adaptable, malleable substance that, through care and attention, can be shaped into something quite beautiful.
It's fitting, then, that Wonderhood Studios and BLINKINK have chosen this material to illustrate the message at the heart of The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood's new campaign to promote the importance of the first five years of a child’s life.
Directed by Sam Gainsborough, Shaping Us shows how a little girl named Layla develops from pregnancy to age five, with each social interaction shaping her progress. Backed by the gorgeous Breathe a Breath of Me by Lokki, the film's important message and painstaking craft (in an animation form that, ingeniously, reinforces the message) make for a moving manipulation of emotions.
