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Blur | Ong Ong

Trunk were approached by Parlophone to work on the video for Blur’s new single. ‘Ong Ong’. The penultimate track on Blur’s critically acclaimed number one album The Magic Whip is “Ong Ong”.
Blur’s Creative Director Tony Hung’s concept of a classic arcade game video required the animatic to be pinned down as quickly as possible.

Working with Tony, Trunk’s directors nailed it in just a couple of days, whilst a crack team of animators were lured into the studio, and 7 days later with only one killer all-nighter, the video was complete!
Influenced by the classic games such as Mario Bros, Donkey Kong and Pac – Man the video features the cute Mr OK, a bouncing ball which can be seen on the Ong Ong cover art, on a quest to be reunited with his girlfriend.

In this wonderful traditional narrative, each level features a ‘Boss’ that our hero has to defeat. The riotous live-action sequence at the end of the video identifies each ‘Boss’, which were superbly characterised in digital form by Peepshow Collective’s very own Spencer Wilson. The gorgeous colourful palette used and playful nature of the video perfectly mirrors the fun and pop feel of the song.

Pete notes, “The song is full of fun and is very catchy which lent itself perfectly to Tony’s arcade game theme. As a big fan of the look from those early video games it was great to research them and to recreate classic 8 bit games such as Pong and Astro pinball”

Credits

Band: Blur
Track: Ong Ong
Creative Director: Tony Hung
Animation Directors: Layla Atkinson/Pete Mellor
Producer: Richard Barnett
Associate Producer: Daniel Negret
Illustration: Spelncer Wilson
Animation: Amy Sutton, Lesley Dart, Layla Atkinson, Pete Mellor.
Live Action:
1st ad: Jonathan Sidwell
DOP: Phil Poole
Costume design: Sussie Juhlin-Wallen
Commissioner: William Nichols
Management: Eleven MGMT

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