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Entrant: Bear Meets Eagle on Fire, Sydney
Brand: Telstra
Title(s): "Better On A Better Network", "Making of"
Corporate Name of Client: Telstra
Chief Marketing Officer: Brent Smart
Client Head of Brand Marketing: Alita McMenamin
Senior Client Brand Manager: Vanessa Burr
Client Strategist: Anna Jackson
Client Strategic Planner: Robert Aoukar
Media Company: OMD
Agency: Bear Meets Eagle On Fire with +61, Sydney
Chief Creative Officer: Micah Walker
Creative Directors: Cass Jam/Mark Carbone
Agency Senior Producer: Emma Wright
Agency Managing Director: Blake Crosbie
Agency Chief Strategy Officer: Matt Springate
Agency Business Director: Hanne Haugen
Production Companies: Revolver, Sydney/Biscuit Filmworks, Los Angeles
Production Managing Director: Michael Ritchie
Director: Jeff Low
Executive Producer: Pip Smart
Producers: Caroline Kruck/Kwok Yau
Director of Photography: Jan Pawel Trzaska
Production Designer: Oliver Hogan
VFX Company: Electric Theatre Collective , London
VFX Supervisor: David Felipe
VFX Producer: Vic Lovejoy
Lead Artist: Daniel Brewster
CG Supervisor: Ryley King
Additional Effects By: Lucie Brant/George Gough/Antonia Palmer/Ktryna Lidzuite
Animation Company: WJ Team, Lodz
Animation Director: Tobias Fouracre
Edit Facility: The Editors, Sydney
Assistant Editors: Stuart Cadzow/Matt Edwards
Editorial Producers: Nicoletta Rousianos/Adrian Konarski/Isabella Key
Editor - Making Of Film: Grace O’Connell
Colorist: Trish Cahill
Recording Studio: Rumble Studios, Sydney
Recording Studio Executive Producer: Michael Gie
Head of Sound: Tone Aston
Sound Designer: Daniel William
Casting Company: Citizen Jane Casting , Sydney
Casting Agent: Natalie Jane Harvey

Description:
56 puppets, 42 voices, 26 films; all demonstrating the power of Telstra’s network.

Telstra, Australia's largest network, has more coverage in more places. To bring this to light in a down-to-earth way; rather than making one big, chest-beating spot, we created 26 small films, each representing lesser known regional towns where it's better on a better mobile network.

Cast from a wide variety of authentic Australians from all over the country, the characters come to life as everything from father and son krills and blokey wattle flowers, to larping Tasmanian devils and teenage goth cockatoos.