We've been teaming with Gard Communications and the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) for years to create impactful and informative public service announcements. All spots focus on the importance of keeping Oregonians safe, ranging from topics like drunk driving prevention, wearing seatbelts, and focusing on the road.In these live action spots, we work closely with our clients to provide an end-to-end production solution, including scriptwriting, location scouting, casting, filming, audio, editing, and color correction.
Client: ODOT
Agency: Gard Communications
Production: Deep Sky
Director: Jared Hobbs
Producer: James Horn
We've been teaming with Gard Communications and the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) for years to create impactful and informative public service announcements. All spots focus on the importance of keeping Oregonians safe, ranging from topics like drunk driving prevention, wearing seatbelts, and focusing on the road.In these live action spots, we work closely with our clients to provide an end-to-end production solution, including scriptwriting, location scouting, casting, filming, audio, editing, and color correction.
Client: ODOT
Agency: Gard Communications
Production: Deep Sky
Director: Jared Hobbs
Producer: James Horn
Our first of many commercial spots for ODOT and Gard Communications. Park Your Phone plays throughout Oregon in theaters and broadcast, creating awareness to put your phone away before driving. We were tasked to film and bring to life real elements within a driver’s vehicle. We did this practically using wires, green screen, and a puppeteer. Our toy trooper was practically placed for lighting reference. In post we modeled, textured, rigged, and brought him to life. Our 2D team added a nice touch to the trooper by hand drawing his face and lip sync. Filming was shot at Cinerent West within a day thanks to a killer crew and lot’s of pre-production planning!
Gard approached us to produce a third spot for ODOT. The concept is to begin at the scene of an incident, rewind to how it all started, and fast forward/stop as the night progressed. To tell the story within 30-seconds we thoughtfully storyboarded and created a shot list we would need in order clearly communicate with viewers that a crash is not an accident.
Park Your Phone
Client: ODOT
Agency: Gard Communications
Studio: Deep Sky
Director: Jared Hobbs
Producer: James Horn
Art Director: Barret Thomson
Director of Photography: Russ Eaton
Puppeteer: Zachary Brockhoff
3D Technical Director: Elliot
Editor: Matthew Roberts
3D Modeler: Joe Antico
3D Animator: Jordan Heard
2D Animation: Jack Ellis
Compositor: Esli Becerra
VFX Cleanup: Zack Dixon
VFX Cleanup: Grant Perdew
A Crash Is No Accident
Client: ODOT
Agency: Gard Communications
Studio: Deep Sky
Director: Jared Hobbs
Producer: James Horn
Art Director: Barret Thomson
Director of Photography: Russ Eaton
Editor: Miguel Aguilar
Color Correction: Grant Perdew
Lead Actor: Josh Rice
Officer: Sherif Robby Nashif
Move It
Client: ODOT
Agency: Gard Communications
CD: John PlymaleStudio: Deep Sky
Director: Jared Hobbs
Producer: James Horn
Art Director: Barret Thomson
DP: Russ Eaton
AC: Jared Rogers
Key Gaffer: Joel Stirnkorb
Key Grip: Ken Riddle
Swing: Charlie Norton
HMU + Wardrobe: Amber Aprin
Editor: Matthew Roberts
VFX: Esli Becerra
VFX: Zack Dixon
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