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The Berry Boys Join Kode
Ryan Burnham and Luke Robson are set to make a splash at KODE, bringing a cocktail of original VFX, 3D and Live Action ideas with them.
The Berry Boys have worked with some of the most recognisable global brands, including Disney, EA Sports, Adidas, Snapchat, RedBull, Chelsea FC and Formula One. As well as collaborating with celebrities such as Snoop Dog and even their childhood hero, Brazilian footballing legend, Ronaldo. Their short films Graffiti Gun, Magic Lighter and OG Handshake have picked up multiple awards.
The dynamic duo grew up together in London. During their childhood they discovered VFX together; honing their skills and techniques and applying them to action-packed short films . A natural progression was to set up their own post production studio (The Berry), which now services clients and projects from all over the world. Ryan and Luke built out their directing portfolio in parallel. Always forward-facing in their approach to filmmaking and post-production, with a dedicated effort to utilise emerging technologies, which has seen them dive into the Metaverse, embracing this new reality through a number of immersive projects and NFTs with clients.
BBC Commonwealth Games 'It's a Brum Ting'
Harry Cauty captures the beauty of Birmingham for the BBC celebrating the launch of the Commonwealth Games 2022, in this multi-artist animation trailer which played out on the BBC before and during the event this summer.
James Cross, creative director, BBC Creative said “We set out to make a film that not only informs, but really celebrates Birmingham and the Midlands, not just in story, but in the making too. It was so important to us to live up to the Brum Ting by using local talent throughout, from the music through to the multiple animators. The result is so brilliant and entertaining, and we’re really proud of it too. Although as a Midlander, I really don’t think anyone should attempt to swim in the canals around Brindley Place in real life.”
Set to Friendly Fires track, It’s a Brum Thing, famous faces of Birmingham feature throughout the stop-motion, 2d, live-action collage, including British greats such as comedian’s Lenny Henry and Guz Khan, the musician’s Goldie, Ozzy Osbourne, Lady Leshurr and Jaykae, with sporting talent’s Dina Asher-Smith, Aled Davies, Rhys McClenaghan, Katie Archibald, Laura Kenny, Keely Hodgkinson, Laura Muir, Emiy Campbell, Jack Laugher, Adam Peaty, Duncan Scott; accompanied by TV presenter Cat Deeley, actor Kenny Baker and one of the screens most loved bad men, Tommy Shelby.
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