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Wagamama: Vegamama


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To celebrate wagamama becoming the UK’s first high street restaurant to make 50% of its menu plant-based, Uncommon has launched a new campaign featuring a colossal rubber dinosaur who’s hungry for vengeance, angry at the state of our world. Since opening in 1992, wagamama has championed positive eating and living, leading the way with more plant-based choices, like being the first UK casual dining brand to launch a vegan menu in 2017. Among other dishes, wagamama has pioneered vegan dishes such as Watermelon Tuna, Vegatsu Curry, and most recently the ‘Short Rib’ Ramen. Eating less meat and dairy has been proven to be one of the most impactful actions we can all take to limit the effects of climate change; by eating more plants we can collectively make a big difference to the health of our planet. wagamama believes eating more plants is key to the solution in helping our planet and that’s why this month, they’re launching a whole host of new plant-based dishes — giving plant-based dishes equal share on their menu. Uncommon have marked the occasion with their first film work for the brand since announcing their creative partnership earlier in the year. The new film centres around an unlikely protagonist, Vegamama — a rubber dinosaur on a mission to right our wrongs and help heal our planet. We open in present day, with the title card 'Our Planet is Burning' as our camera flies over the outskirts of a city that’s seemingly polluted with both smog and noise. Suddenly, Vegamama rises dramatically through the tarmac of an abandoned carpark — she’s angry and wants her revenge on the world after all the harm we’ve caused.
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Post-producer: Henning Szpiro Eriksen

Colourist: Julien Alary

Editor: Elias Nilsson

Online editor: Stefan Ekman

VFX lead: Ulf Lunden

VFX artists: Magnus Jonsson, Emil Eriksson, Pär Olsson, Zafer Fanari, Håkan Ossiann, Anders Nyman, Viktor Johansson & Lars-Gunnar Thorell

VFX coordinator: Sofia Frennesson

Matte Painter: Pär Olovsson

Music: Gustav Jennefors

Sound design: Erik Olsson

Sound studio coordinator: Felicia Bjurefors

SWEDEN TEAM

1st AD: Daniel Andersson

PM: John Horn

1st AC: Simon Mortensen

2nd AC: Alexander Toma

Gaffer: Luisa Fanciulliacci

Gaffer assistant: Per Anders Nilsson & Pierre Wernäng

Key grip: Sebastian Saury

DIT: Olof Bäckström

Production designer: Christian Olander

SFX: Niklas Hermansson, Simon Krümmel, Pernilla Fisher, Oskar Wallroth, Kicki Öman & Fia Reisek

VFX supervisor: Ulf Lunden

Post producer: Henning Lind Eriksen

Pyro technician: David Peter

KIEV TEAM

Executive Producer: Sasha Bevko

Producer: Val Petyshkin

Production Manager: Vova Altsybeev

Unit Manager: Iegor Pogrebniak

Production Coordinator: Andrew Birch

1st AD: Masha Verboliuk

Production Designer: Max Halushka

Stylist: Dasha Filshina

MUA: Kate Maksimova

Casting On Set: Evgeniy Krivosheev & Yulia Tolkacheva

Food Stylist: Alexandra Gordeeva

1st AC: Sergey Kolesnik

Script Super: Maryoha

Gaffer: Vova Akulov

Key Grip: Artem Pilipchuk

Sound: Sergey Verdes

SFX: Olga Markova

Playback: Vitaliy Bear

Location Manager: Vitaliy Batyshchev

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