Based on actual events. More or less. Credits: Written and produced by Wieden + Kennedy Animation by Psyop & Sun Creatures Studio Composed by Jim Dooley See more: traveloregon.c...
@@reksie7816 Isn't there a better, more pleasant way than saying "f*** you." Isn't it more classy to be the bigger man? I don't know if the guy who wrote the comment appreciate the Dio joke, but I'm certain he didn't appreciate your reply either way.
I feel like a few specific moments were even call-backs to Ghibli films, for example the final scene of the girl laying on her back looking up at the clouds with flowers waving in the foreground reminded me immediately of the beginning scenes from Kiki's Delivery Service.
you thought it was Ghibli because the hack animators ripped characters and scenes frame for frame from Ghibli movies. It's not "call-backs" it's straight up plagiarism. Using someone else's art for profit... shocking people can get away with this stuff.
It was absolutely gorgeous, the art and designs are in the style of Hayao Miyazaki who co-founded studio Ghibli whom I just adore. >_< I've never been prouder to say I'm a native Oregonian. ~_^
@@leaderofthepenguins I think you meant to say "you can't overpay for this shit" saying "you can't underpay for this shit" makes it sound like you couldn't pay them too little because it's shit which obviously you meant the exact opposite
This would be a really great series. something set in oregon where theres no impending doom or bigger than life villan, just some quaint living in oregon.
Tobias Johansson it can be a great place to visit, I’ll be making yearly visits as long as I’m able during the spring to go to the reptile show for the PNW but it’s also only a 3hour drive for me you should totally go if you get a chance though!
I know this is old - but it appears psyop did it, which is an advertising firm in the US. With the help of Sun Creature, a creative studio in Denmark. The more ya know.
Nothing Actually it's animated very well. Ghibli has a lot of animators, and their style varies significantly between directors. This one was done particularly in Miyazaki's style, and i think it's a fantastic take on it. The animation is smooth, backgrounds are detailed, people in the background are all moving separately and are cleanly drawn and animated, no CGI seems to have been used, etc. Which areas in particular do you think pale in comparison to Ghibli?
@@BothHands1 I agree with you that it's extremely well done. It's just when you compare it to things like ghibli which they clearly draw inspiration from do i notice differences in level of craft. I do think the painted backgrounds are relatively similar in level of quality though. Aside from the not-as-appealing designs of the fictional creatures (imo), my pet peeve would be when the frame rate of the foreground animation is too far from the frame rate of the background and creates an awkward disconnect, which is especially apparent in the shots with the grapes at 0:34 and the birds at 1:05. It's probably a really minor nitpick caused by the fact that it's composited digitally but still something you would never see in a miyazaki movie.
this isnt anywhere near the same level of a ghibli film, and the style is so different. I can get the inspiration I guess but this doesn’t look ghibli at all
Not much tbh, they used alot of recognizable features of oregon, many of those spots you could actually visit, the exaggeration is mostly just the magical creatures and they made the atmosphere much more fantastical. Like the rolling fields sure look cool in this video but in reality they are more of a passing thing while getting to other cities.
Bait fishing in summer is illegal. Creeks like in the opening scene are usually either too fast and dangerous to swim in, or are too shallow to swim. It's not usually sunny unless you're visiting at mid June through mid August. The tulips won't be blooming around then, whales come in winter I think. You'll be able to see the dragon boat races... I'm pretty sure that's in summer, but I don't think you can go in one for the same reason you can't join a bobsled race- it takes skills to operate a dragon boat. The ocean is really cold year-round if you want to go swimming at the beach, go elsewhere. But there are some awesome tide pools you can see at low tide. They forgot to mention Eastern Oregon. There's some good camping over there. Beautiful landscapes, beautiful thunderstorms, and the Oregon trail is historically interesting. Giant bunnies, flying whales, giant caterpillars, and weird mechanical clouds are fantasy though. And honestly, so is the idea that there's a large diversityof skin colors here and no homeless folks or drug-addicts.
Same. I went to Oregon for 3 days when I was 12. This is accurate. Oregon changed my entire life. I'm incapable of watching this video without crying my eyes out. And I'm a native born Arizonan that wants to get the hell out of this depressive desert.
The cartoon Gravity Falls already takes place in Oregon so you've kinda got what ya want already, but I'd love to see this be adapted into a series too honestly
Fun fact: Miyazaki took a trip to Oregon and liked it so much he decided to personally produce this travel campaign. He wrote the Oregon tourist bureau a check with the condition "no cuts".
Well technically 90% of Oregon is on drugs, and the other 30% are hardcore anime hipsters so...this may theoretically be what most of them actually see.
This is the most brilliant advert ever. I got caught up watching this advert that I forgot what I was originally intending to watch. I love Oregon and how beautiful it is... wish this was based on actual events though. :D Anyone up for sharing this so hopefully we can see more ads just like this one? :D
I don't think I've ever been so inspired by a state tourism video IN MY LIFE!!! The whimsy portrayed in this short video brought much appreciated joy to me! Thank you Oregon! (Hopefully, I'll see "you" again soon!) 😁👍🏼
“If you’ve ever taken a road trip through the Pacific Northwest, you’ve probably seen a bumper sticker for a place called Gravity Falls. “It’s not on any maps, and most people have never heard of it. Some people think it’s a myth. But if you’re curious, don’t wait. “Take a trip. Find it. It’s out there somewhere in the woods. Waiting.” -Dipper Pines on Gravity Falls, Oregon
I grew up in Oregon, so this makes me really nostalgic because even though this is exaggerated and full of fantasy, so was my childhood imagination while I lived there. I hope I can move back one day and find all of the beautiful places I remember.
Spoiler: it isn't, and the video has absolutely nothing to do with it. Which is the best part. Oregon has such a lack of shit to do - and i mean just absolutely fuck all, that they needed to make false impressions through an animated film to get people even halfway interested in visiting. Hilarious. It's so sad to watch. They've always desperately clamored for an identity, being sandwiched between CA and WA. Especially Portland; there's this strange wannabe-Seattle vibe in the air that's so thick and heavy with all the people and happenings there.
@Thurnis Haley As a Portland native, you’re absolutely wrong. Portland is a trendsetter city. Numerous cities have COPIED us throughout the years whether it’s our public transit, food scene, fashion, or lingo. Other cities do have more to do-that’s true-and I used to complain about the climate there while growing up. But after traveling and being away for so long, I realized the PNW is truly a special place. I miss it. This video is pretty accurate in terms of Oregon’s landscape. We have beautiful scenery.
@@DialloMoore503 Okay so why don't you list some examples of who copied exactly what directly from Portland instead of claiming "it happened just go look"? I'll gladly wait, I suspect I'll be here for a while To that effect, saying "why don't you pay to come here and experience something you can also experience in your own city" provides VERY little incentive or interest.
@Thurnis Haley 1. Beer 2. Coffee 3. Donuts 4. Food Trucks (originated in Portland) 5. Nike That’s just to name a few. Many local businesses started in Portland and expanded to other cities. Nothing against Seattle (they have a booming tech industry), but we’re not trying to be like them.
@@DialloMoore503 You are seriously joking if you think goddamn _beer, coffee, and donuts_ originated from or were first capitalized by Portland. That's a pretty big claim to stake; to say that there were _no_ popular coffee/beer/donut makers anywhere before Portland's founding, let alone population boom. I could see you maybe getting away with food trucks, if there wasn't more evidence pointing towards LA or NY instead.
if anyone wants to know, The animation studio behind this is Sun Creature studios! they are currently working on a series called tales of Alethrion and one of the producers made The reward! you can check out their channel here on youtube.
i live in Oregon and... i wish man i wish, but seriously AMAZING job on this i haven't gone out of my way to watch multiple ads in a sitting but this did t man i love this
BORN AND RAISED IN OREGON~ THIS IS THE GOOD STUFF~THANK YOU~ IT IS NICE TO SEE SOMETHING ON THE POSITIVE SIDE~THIS IS THE POSITIVE SIDE OF OREGON~THE NATURE~WE HAVE IT ALL~THOSE WHO EXPLORE AND EXPERIENCE IT INSTEAD OF THE NEGITIVE SIDE UNDERSTAND WHY IT IS LOVED. ALL THE NEGAVITVE COMMMENTS REVEAL THE NEGATIVE FOCUS~ WE DRAW TO US WHAT WE FOCUS ON~IT IS TIME TO CREATE MORE OF THE POSITIVE~COMPLAINERS~ KEEP YOUR WORLD~
Hello from USA. Have not seen this on tv. Do not think it is being shown. Unless it’s just to very small markets. . It is amazing. Always thought the clouds were alive. Haha.
Traveled the entire coast. back roads. stop by a sheep show. Frank Lloyd Webber's designed home. Waterfalls, mountains,hazelnuts, amazing towns. Each City along the coast the people were wonderful then coming back down great scenery
Let's see if I can spot the references. 0:01 Multnomah Falls 0:11 Trillium Lake? 0:18 One of many tulip farms 0:30 One of many, many vineyards 0:36 One of many balloon festivals 0:43 Cannon Beach probably 0:45 Yeah, looks like Cannon Beach 0:51 Crater Lake, of course 0:60 Black Rock Bonsai trail? 1:08 Portland, of course 1:11 Portland Dragon Boat Festival 1:13 Three Sisters Mountains? 1:15 Eastern Oregon plains 1:17 Somewhere in The Gorge probably 1:28 Another nice view of the Three Sisters? All images seem to be based on Oregon locations, Ghibilified. I love it!
