Category: Series

  • Rob Ford

    Rob Ford

    Fordtacular Spectacular! is Cuppa Coffee’s madcap take on the unbelievable shenanigans at Toronto City Hall lampooning both Mayor Rob Ford and the frenzied “media circus” that surrounds him.

    Ends with deliciously ironic quote from Mayor Ford. “I was elected to come down here and clean up the mess and I know I have done that.”

    Cuppa Coffee created this new animation frame by frame over a frenzied 2 weeks in our downtown Toronto studios.

    Thanks for watching and enjoy.

  • Archetype Me

    Archetype Me

    iD.ollogy is the brainchild of Creative Director Andrew Yang and Archetypes founder Cristina Carlino.

    The personalities brought to life by the characters in iD.ollogy are broken out by “archetype”. The idea of the archetype originated with the great philosopher Plato, and has been a staple of world reknowned people from Carl Jung to Caroline Myss.

  • Liberal Vote

    Liberal Vote

    Just days before the Canadian Federal Election, Cuppa Coffee Studios has produced a :30 second primer for the Liberal Party of Canada.

    “While the spot encourages the electorate to vote Liberal, what drew me to doing the spot was its unique twist to encourage Canadians to just go out and vote” said Cuppa’s President, Adam Shaheen.

    The commercial comically features references to Justin Trudeau’s hair while pitting some of his political points against the opposition.

    The spot took 10 days from conception to air, notably being directed by Cuppa CD, Chris Morris.

    Morris added “The creative team for Justin Trudeau and the Liberal party
    gave us plenty of freedom to weave some innovation into the creative. This was always going to be a spot that had a unique twist to the political message format, synonymous with Cuppa Coffee

  • Bruno and the Banana Bunch

    Bruno and the Banana Bunch

    26 x 11 minutes
    Pre-School International

    MONKEY SEE, MONKEY DO!

    Bruno is a little monkey with a great big sense of fun! With his quirky sense of humour and childlike wonder, Bruno reprises his role as an age-appropriate playmate for preschoolers, inviting them to explore and discover the world of numeracy through imaginative play.

    Bruno loves to learn new things about the world around him and has a fascination with numbers, shapes, sizes and all things math-related! He knows that in this world you can make anything fun if you just look around with an open mind and active imagination. Sharing the spotlight is a colorful cast of animal friends known as The Banana Bunch. They’re Bruno’s best friends and playmates; always there to cheer Bruno on or get in on the fun. The Banana Bunch are friends that Bruno can count on – sometimes literally!

    HOLLAND BLOORVIEW CHILDREN’S REHABILITATION HOSPITAL – Toronto and Bruno and the Banana Bunch

    Cuppa Coffee has a commitment to giving back and has always made time for Hospitals and charities alike.

    The studio’s “Peter Pan” philosophy, is in reference to the donated property given to Great Ormond Street Hospital in London, which since 1937 has benefited immensely from J.M. Barrie’s donation.

    Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital in Toronto now offers a safe and fun waiting experience for visitors to its second floor: ScreenPlay! A large projection wall that children and adults can interact with via a pressure-sensitive floor, ScreenPlay is a one-of-a-kind installation. Kids of all abilities can play and create with ScreenPlay. Cuppa Coffee Studios animated Bruno and the Banana Bunch specifically for Holland Bloorview, created a series of interactive, age appropriate animations for this unique experiential space.

  • Life’s a Zoo.tv

    Life’s a Zoo.tv

    20 x 22 Minutes Animated Comedy

    Take 7 contestants, lock them in a mansion, jam in elements of all your favourite reality shows then watch the fur and feathers fly as they battle for 15 minutes of reality fame.

    Life’s a Zoo.tv comes to you from a luxurious gigantic mansion built in the middle of a wheat filed in Saskatchewan. The housemates feature all your reality regulars – the vein, the villainous, the meek, the manic, the jock and the just plain stupid – all forging alliances, exposing their secrets and double dealing in a desperate bid to become top of the reality food chain and avoid being made extinct. It’s reality gone wild and human nature at its best… and worst – with the added twist that they happen to be a bunch of animals.

    Don’t be fooled by their cute exteriors, however. Conflict, drama and absurd humour is captured as hundreds of cameras follow this dysfunctional group over 20 half hour episodes. This is voyeuristic entertainment stripped bare with the kind of random twists and moments you’ve come to enjoy from reality TV – but you’ve never seen it animated like this before! And there’s more… each episode features an original music video from 20 hot indie bands.

    Life’s a Zoo.tv – Its Reality Gone Wild!

  • Ugly Americans

    Ugly Americans

    Take New York City, add every horrifying beast, science-fiction freak, and fantasy faerie, shake thoroughly, and you’ve got UGLY AMERICANS.

    This animated horror-comedy series follows one Mark Lilly, social worker at the Department of Integration, as he helps new citizens both human and “other” adapt to hectic life in the Big Apple. There are easier tasks than weaning vampires off of blood, socializing land-whales, and housebreaking werewolves, but Mark is up to the challenge. Between his stressful job, a zombie roommate, and a demon ex-girlfriend, Mark’s lucky if he can sneak in a few minutes of sleep. But who can sleep when there’s a drop-dead gorgeous Mermaid sitting at the bar?

    This animated horror-comedy series premieres Wednesday, March 17 on COMEDY CENTRAL.

    Watch Ugly Americans on Comedy Central