PROJECT CREDITS:
AT&T "BEAT CITY"
Project Name:  AT&T "Beat City"
Project Length:  :30

Ad Agency:   BBDO
City/State:  New York, NY
Chief Creative Officers:  David Lubars, Bill Bruce
Executive Creative Director:  Susan Credle
SVP Creative  Directors:  Darren Wright, David Skinner
Associate Creative  Director/Copywriter:  Patrick Herold
Associate Creative Director/Art  Director:  Tim Zastera Wettstein
Agency Senior Producer:  James Alvich
Agency Head of Production:  Regina Ebel
Music Producer:   Jean Scofield

Production Company:  Stardust Studios
City/State:  New York, NY
Director/Creative Director:  Alan Bibby
Executive Producer: Mike Eastwood
Head of  Production:  Beth Vogt
Senior Producer:  Greg  Heffron
Assistant Producer:  Ryan McRee 
Sr. Art Director:   Julian Bevan
Technical Director:  Greg Anderson
Editor:   Andrew Borin
Designers:  Tae Kim, Aaron Mauer, Neil Tsai, Jonathan Wu
Storyboard Artist/Illustrator:   Glenn Urieta
CG Supervisor:  Keith McCabe
3D Modelers:   Tom Cushwa, Scott Denton, Atsuki Hirose, Weichieh Yu, Christian Day
Character Modeling & Rigging:  Lee Wolland
3D Animation:   Carmine Laietta, Christian Day, Anton Tokar, Miles Southan, Scott Hubbard
3D Character Animation:  Pat Porter, Miles Southan
3D Endtag Animation:  Robin Roepstorff
3D Lighting & Texturing:   Eric Concepcion, Mirelle Underwood
3D VFX:  Forbes Hill, Mitch  Deoudes, Ryan O'Phelan
Compositors/Animators:  Tonya Smay, Eric Bauer, Chris Lohouse
Character Wardrobe:  Alice Bertay

Motion Capture Company:  Perspective Studios
City/State:  Glen Cove,  NY
SVP Studio Operations:  Chuck Mongelli
Mocap Supervisor:   Rich Nelson
Post Production Manager:  Evan  Elderedge

Music Company:  DeeTown Entertainment
City/State:   New York, NY
Music Track:  "You're Supposed To Be My Friend" by 1990s, remixed by DeeTown

Final Mix Company:    Sound Lounge 
City/State:   New York, NY 
Mixer:  Tommy Jucarone 

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To showcase a promotional offer from AT&T for the new Sony 
Ericsson W350 cell phone, which features the Walkman(R) 2.0 Music 
Player, BBDO's creative team put together a creative brief 
describing a character listening to music on his Sony Walkman phone 
and calling for his clothes, hair and demeanor to change as his 
music changed.  Based on that, Alan and his team at Stardust jumped 
at the opportunity -- and then worked around the clock over the next 
five weeks to deliver their finished project in full HD resolution.