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Ziply - Love Your Internet
Directors Sarah Beth Morgan & Corey Langelotti
Client Ziply
Agency DNA
Production Co Hornet
Managing Partner Hana Shimizu
Head of Production Karen Lawler
Head of Creative Development Kristin Labriola
Executive Producer Cathy Kwan
Production Supervisor Dez Stavracos
Producer Hanna Smith-Ide and Sarah Keshishian
Senior Editor Anita Chao
Editors Matthew Sandager and Dylan Leslie
Assistant Editor Minseok Kim and Cole Bannick
Production Coordinator Brandon Buikema
Pre Production
Storyboard Artist Maria Chou
2D Prep Hyo Bin Kang
Illustrators Hannah Kim, Kevin Kim, Jiaqi Wang
2D
Senior Animator Sami Healy
Animators Ty Enos, Hyo Bin Kang, Alex Deaton, Anna Taberko, Amalia Lage
Lead Compositor Hyunjeen Lee
Compositors Matthew Defranco, Ting-Jung Hsu, Emily Mai
VFX Supervisor Evan Schoonmaker
Rotoscope CG Lab
Color Correct Company3
Live Action
Line Producer Joel Kretschman
1st AD Rita Warkov
Script Supervisor Anne De Wolf
Director of Photography Ivan Abel
1st Assistant Camera Nate Spengler
DIT Jordan Bramlett
VTR Josh Song
Art Director Anthony Henderson
Art Assistant Koren Harpaz
Hair and Make-Up Sophie Ono
Wardrobe Stylist Dayana Espinal
Gaffer Michael Yetter
BB Electric Chris Clarke
Key Grip Balz Biellmann
2nd Grip Thomas Sarvello
Prod Assistant Tim Kuhl, Zulema Calixto, Jacob Akira
Covid Safety Officer Robert Berman
Cleaning Tech Siljian Silfa
Casting Director Foreground Inc.
Lucy Kiara Pace
Lenny Tim Rerucha
Hand Models (Mother) Yana Zinoyeva
Hand Models (Daughter) Amanda Polosino
Hand Models (Son) Ian Hernandez
Audio
Sound Design/Music Jen Pague (Cathead Noise)
Agency
Creative Team DNA
Executive Creative Director Mishy Cass
Agency Producers Dave Echenoz & Kristine Balicoco
High-octane mixed media spots show the possibilities of Ziply internet.
Dive into the energetic, playful world of Ziply Fiber. In our third campaign with the brand, Sarah Beth Morgan and Corey Langelotti use fun stylized design to portray the stability and reliability of Ziply Fiber, and integrate dynamic live action for the first time.
The spots' central protagonists—Lucy and Lenny—are each failed by non-Ziply internet and find themselves in a cold, gray world. Once Ziply enters the picture, they’re instantly transported to a maximalist explosion of hyperactive energy and can resume their lives. The styling of the animation and live action were designed to go hand-in-hand, from the bold contemporary wardrobe choices to the chaotic yet fluid illustrative elements.
