Sixty40

Sixty40 designed and directed these character-driven spots for FetchTV, a “new breed of entertainment”. They combine charm, humour and slick animation: which happen to be our favourite things.

Ogilvy Sydney asked us to animate this journey of discovery and fish for American Express.

In the future, Recycling is murder. This half music video, half short film, for Africa Hitech on Warp Records, tells the tale of Robots who choose a sort of rough dignity.

M & C Saatchi asked us to put a giraffe to the test.

Whether we be flying over the Swiss alps looking for righteous pow-pow or drifting through a field of dandelions, these 2 cinema spots for American Express mix 3D animation and paper texture just right.

The Bridge asked us to create a 15sec dynamic television commercial with a cut-through style, conjuring up childhood memories of carefree days and ice cream at the beach.

Award winning web design agency “Netstarter”, came to us to produce a piece of anaglyph stereoscopy to help them stand out in the crowd.

Disney called sixty40 in to create an animation treatment and art direction style that would set them apart from other children’s programming.

This cross promotional Ident puts the Seven and Seven Two TV Guys in a delicious struggle over the sharing of a delicious Oreo Cookie.

In this TVC for Instant Scratchies we bring Mr Monopoly to life and even get to channel a classic scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Sapient Nitro brought us a radical concept for a Kmart Toy Sale to create a world inspired by the freedom of kids’ imaginations.

Sony Music commissioned us to create this band of 4 super-stars from the Planet Woot. The campaign included a music video, interviews and even became McDonalds Happy Meals toys!

Inspired by vintage Hollywood dance sequences, a teaspoon leads an array of Kmart home wares in an elegantly choreographed number.

In this branded ident, we see Seven’s mascot caught up in a massively refreshing tsunami of coke.

A collection of work by sixty40 that seeks to explain, expand and examine things in the world.

Our third year of producing promotional films for the Spaa Fringe (here’s what’s online). This one promotes a feature of the conference called “The Melting Pot” – a service that connects like minded but differently skilled film buffs to encourage collaboration.

A video installation tracking the reclamation of a disused space and it’s transformation into a luscious, beer featuring garden.

We were invited by Mark Digital to be part of a groundbreaking interactive campaign to raise funds and awareness for the Sydney Dogs and Cats Home.

Film Clip for Harmonic 313 on Warp Records. A mindbending stereoscopic adventure.

“MJ” the monkey hops between realities on his way to the Music Jungle.

Psycho Teddy is a politically incorrectly labelled character we created for Sony Music to seize some of the massive Ringtone market of the time

Psycho Teddy is a politically incorrectly labelled character we created for Sony Music to seize some of the massive Ringtone market of the time.

Dr. Prawn is an ongoing writing project for Sixty40 which involves Dr. Prawn answering any question people send him: because he’s a Doctor and a Prawn.

You can find comedy in a whole bunch of unexpected places…

This is the trailer for the series The Eduganda Panda Show Show, which is a long form spin-off of our original series The Eduganda Panda Show.

Armoured Car.
Transitioning from live action shots to exploded views to explain how cool stuff works. In this case, an armoured car. Part of a series that covered Play Stations, Turbines and artifical legs.

We were asked for a title sequence that avoided all the Standup comedy cliches. So we avoided brick walls and late night comedy clubs and instead opted for golf in space and squids attacking ships. For the Comedy Channel.

Our pilot for a show about ringtone characters, each one is pitted against the other via a phone voting system.