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When we got the call to do a graphics package for a new survival 'game' show starting Ted Nugent, we had no idea what we were getting into. Turns out Ted is an over-the-top guy, so we created an over-the-top package. Night-vision, giant beetles, raw meat, snakes, raging fires, flaming arrows... it was a good time. We shot the live action and most of the backplates, animated the animals and graphics elements, composited and edited the final spot. Plus we got to spend some time in the woods, which is always nice.
The open won a Promax|BDA Silver in the Salon De Refus category.
For CMT:
Art Director: David Bennett
Sr. Manager, On-Air Design: Emilie Schnick Dishno
It’s movie night. Grab the family. Make some popcorn. Find a cozy spot. Settle in.
As part of CMT's 2010 rebrand, we were asked to create a series of IDs to frame their movie presentations. The network wanted a fresh, uncomplicated concept that would incorporate both the drama of film and the experience of watching movies at home. Microwave popcorn seemed perfect…
Animation: Robert Wegemund.
For CMT:
Art Director: David Bennett
Sr. Manager, On-Air Design: Emilie Schnick Dishno

Indomina asked us to help launch their new suite of entertainment companies with an identity that would be mysterious and expansive, but also classic and familiar. The project included logos for the master brand and five divisions, as well as stationary, business cards, powerpoint templates, website layouts, and animation treatments.
A collaboration with Stefanie Augustine.

Simon Robson commissioned directors from around the world to help make an animated film about the war on global warming, and we were lucky enough to be invited to join the cause. Check out our section and the entire film here: coalitionofthewilling.org.uk
For a show about wrestling alligators out of the mud, it's remarkable that Gator 911 is more straight documentary then over-produced drama. For the show graphics, the producers wanted an authentic look that incorporated gator elements but wasn't all jaws and teeth. We went with a simple swampy approach that compliments the action without adding an unnecessary level of drama.
Animation help from James Isaaks.
For CMT:
Art Director: David Bennett
Sr. Manager, On-Air Design: Emilie Schnick Dishno

Over the past two years Carlo and Adam have been working closely with NBC|Artworks on the re-launches of the Today Show, MSNBC, CNBC, and NBC News Election coverage. For the HD launch of MSNBC, the network wanted a fresh look that was clean and modern, and incorporated live data streams in the wings. We developed the overall look of the daytime programming, built the custom animation and transition logic, and worked with the in-house team to execute the initial launch. (Animation demo soon.)
A Collaboration with Carlo Vega.
For NBC|Artworks:
Creative Director: Carlos ElAsmar
Art Director: Bevin McNamara
Project Manager: Chris Russo
We created a complete media campaign for the launch of Sundance Channel's Man Shops Globe. The campaign included billboards, bus posters, NYTimes ads, taxi tops, two animated promos, and a web toolkit. Later we applied the look of the promos to the season two show open and graphics package.
A collaboration with Stefanie Augustine.
For Sundance:
Director, Brand Strategy & Design: JC Cancedda
Sr. Director, Brand Marketing: Beth Stein
Manager, Brand Marketing: Justin Neal
Producer: Lisa Esselstein

Chiller was looking to refresh it's image and asked us for some ideas. They wanted to expand their reach beyond the standard horror clichés, so we stayed away from blood, guts, and gore. Instead we focused on creating an uneasy atmosphere composed of graphic symbols that incorporated elements of fear, psychology and the occult. Unfortunately, they went with something else.
This is the launch promo for Discovery Channel's show Solving History. Olly Steeds is a 'rogue reporter' traveling the world in search of answers to history's toughest mysteries. So, we built a graphics package that's rough and ready, taking design queues from the reporter's moleskine scrapbook, and using some choppy animation to add a sense of excitement.
For Discovery:
Producer: Valerie Carrillo
Art Director: Amie Nguen
CMT asked us to create a show package for their documentary special about these rockstars of the rodeo circuit. We created a look that is stylized and clean, allowing the rawness and intensity of the rides to do the work.
For CMT:
Art Director: David Bennett
Sr. Manager, On-Air Design: Emilie Schnick Dishno
Collaboration with Stefanie Augustine for the Twenty/120 series Age of Opulence.
Commisioned by Connor Swegle.
Featured in IDN Magazine Vol6 Num6
Screened at the Northwest Film Forum's ByDesign10
At what might have been the height of redneck popularity, CMT asked us to create a promo and show package for their documentary series My Big Redneck Wedding. Stefanie Augustine developed some great characters based on vintage paper dolls, and we put together a wedding party that included a band of wild animals. The animated vignettes cover all of the classic wedding traditions, from planning the event to trying the knot, from the couples first dance to the hot tub honeymoon.
Character Design: Stefanie Augustine.
Design and Animation: Carlo Vega and Adam Gault
For CMT:
Art Director: Jim Reed
Sr. Manager, On-Air Design: Emilie Schnick Dishno
Carlo Vega and I made this promo for Toxa. The idea was to use the names of Quebec people and places as the principal graphic elements, and to create a visual party atmosphere that would communicate the excitement of the Rendezvous.
A Collaboration with Carlo Vega.
Stefanie and Adam had ambitious plans for an epic animated film about the lives of Castor and Pollux - sons of Zues, the Gemini twins. Unfortunately a series of dramatic life events got in the way and only this teaser trailer remains.
Design and Animation help from Carlo Vega.
It was the end of 2008 and the economy was still on the precipice. We thought everyone could use a little dose of good luck.
A collaboration with Stefanie Augustine.
Stefanie made this group of paintings that were just begging to be animated. We've got plans to fill out the series with another five installments. There will be storms, plagues, planets and sunsets. Stay tuned (but don't hold your breath…)
A collaboration with Stefanie Augustine.
Sound by Alison Augustine.
Screenings:
• Animatu, Beja, Portugal, 2008
• Floating World Animation Festival, Portland OR, USA 2008
• ViedRAM, Rome, Italy, 2008
• Noorderzon, Groningen, Netherlands, 2008
Rummaging through some drawers at an antique shop in New Hampshire we came across an old print exotic lantern fish. Perfect.
Illustrations by Stefanie Augustine
Music by Chris Villepique and Shelly Bajorek
Screenings:
• Pictoplasma NYC, New York NY, USA, 2008
• Pictoplasma, Berlin, Germany 2007
• Animatu, Beja, Portugal, 2008
• Noorderzon, Groningen, Netherlands, 2008
• Floating World Animation Festival, Portland OR, USA 2008
• Bitfilm Festival, Stuttgart/Hamburg, Germany 2008
• Anima, Brussels, Belgium, 2008
• Webcuts, Berlin, Germany, 2007
• Art of Digital, SanDiego CA, USA 2007
• ViedRAM, Rome, Italy, 2007
Carlo Vega and I made these short videos for Nike in-store Melo and All-Star campaigns.
Music for both pieces by Eduardo Larez.
A Collaboration with Carlo Vega.
Adam has been designing and animating for television since 2001. The studio team is dedicated to visual problem solving using a wide variety of mediums and techniques. Our goal is to create simple, thoughtful solutions to your design challenges. If you've got a project you think we can help with let us know; we'd love to collaborate.
You can find an archive of Adam's work, including freelance projects here: adamgault.com/archive
Email:
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Telephone:
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