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BREACHBUNNY: Sh!!t Happens. Get Covered
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BREACHB!!NNY is not your typical insurance commercial. At 134 seconds, it explodes into a cyberpunk action ride—fast, bold, loud, and unapologetically colorful. Blending anime-inspired 2D, motion graphics, and multiple visual styles, it’s as weird, funny, and high-energy as the brand itself which launches Oct 9, offering full digital and real world types of cover to a Gen-Z audience.
Credits
Advertising Agency:
Adouken, Barcelona, SpainExecutive Creative Director:
Nuno GomezExecutive Design Director:
Pedro EloiStudio:
Picnic StudioCreative Director:
Liam O'ConnorStudio:
PICNIC STUDIOCreative Director:
Liam O'ConnorExecutive Producers:
Mina Song, Angela FosterBackgrounds:
Igor PiwowarczykCharacter Design:
Luis CuevasDesign & Motion GFX:
Eric DiasStoryboards:
Liam O'ConnorAnimation:
Peggy Tataru, Ian Chan, Kata Szilassy, Pierre-Jean LE Moel, Robert Faux, Eric DiasClean up and Colour:
Angeline De Silva, Katerina Kremasioti2D FX:
Kensei ThomasSoundtrack:
ANTFOODMusic Director:
Lou Schmidt, Pedro Botsaris, Fernando RojoExecutive Production:
Christiane Rachel, Renato CastroComposers:
Lou Schmidt, Fernando Rojo, Lucas Baldin, Luccas Maia, Luis Bergmann, Vinicius NunesProducers:
Monique Munhoz, Pablo MelloEngineers:
Bruno Broaska, Fabian Jorge, Pedro MacedoDate:
October, 2025
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