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Squarespace's latest customer is a real grouch
Sesame Street's very own Oscar is the star of this lovingly crafted spot for the site-builder.
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Credits
powered by
- Production Company O Positive
- Director Jim Jenkins
- Executive Producer Marc Grill
- Assistant Editor Jeff Lopus
- Producer Andrew Cravotta
- Lead Flame Artist Steve Morris
- Executive Producer Graham Dunglinson
- Colorist Tom Poole
- Color Producer Alexandra Lubrano
- Music/ Sound Design Q Department
- Mix Digital Arts
- DP Stuart Dryburgh
- Production Designer Julian Laverdiere
- Editor Geoff Hounsell
- Producer Irka Seng
- Client / In-House Creative
- Chief Creative Officer David Lee
- Director of Brand Creative Ben Hughes
- Director of Creative Production Sandra Nam
- Head of Production Amy Kommatas
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Credits
powered by
- Production Company O Positive
- Director Jim Jenkins
- Executive Producer Marc Grill
- Assistant Editor Jeff Lopus
- Producer Andrew Cravotta
- Lead Flame Artist Steve Morris
- Executive Producer Graham Dunglinson
- Colorist Tom Poole
- Color Producer Alexandra Lubrano
- Music/ Sound Design Q Department
- Mix Digital Arts
- DP Stuart Dryburgh
- Production Designer Julian Laverdiere
- Editor Geoff Hounsell
- Producer Irka Seng
- Client / In-House Creative
- Chief Creative Officer David Lee
- Director of Brand Creative Ben Hughes
- Director of Creative Production Sandra Nam
- Head of Production Amy Kommatas
When it comes to clients, we all know that many can be curmudgeonly at best, and proper sourpusses at worst.
It's not surprising, then, that when Sesame Street's resident bin-dweller Oscar the Grouch find himself the recipient of a brand new Squarespace website (and all the fame and adulation it creates) he's less than enamoured.
Delightfully put together by O Positive's Jim Jenkins, with an obvious affection for the muppet's facial malcontent, this rags to riches (in rags) story is a truly Oscar-worthy.
