BADCOCK FURNITURE + BEN VINCENT

January 29, 2025

 🎨 Storyboard Artist Ben Vincent Delivers Creativity with Impact for Badcock Furniture


Badcock Furniture wanted to engage their customers by visually showcasing how they are a brand that supports clients through all seasons of life. A while back, this project came to life when Ben Vincent took our client's vision to the visual. Ben Vincent brought this concept to life through a live drawing that captured the journey. The project began as a video piece and earned high praise from the CMO, who suggested turning it into a book. The result? A beautifully printed book with 1,000 copies distributed across all locations.

The live drawing and book solidified Badcock Furniture’s narrative of being a lifelong partner to their customers, creating a memorable and engaging storytelling experience.


Ben’s ability to blend live drawing with storytelling elevated the project into a visually compelling narrative. This project demonstrates the power of combining creative talent with strategic storytelling to deepen customer engagement and elevate brand perception.

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Loud Cloud Animation Studio wins second Heartland Emmy for "Love Next Door" We're proud to represent Loud Cloud Animation , and we're even prouder today. Under the leadership of founder Mason Drumm, Loud Cloud just took home their second Heartland Emmy, this time for their stop motion spot "Love Next Door," created for Title.com. The project brought together Loud Cloud with Finch Digital and Brian Lawes, and the result is the kind of work that reminds us why we love representing this end of the roster. In Mason's words: "This project was easily one of the most ambitious stop-motion swings we've taken as a studio. Massive handcrafted sets, countless tiny details, long nights, problem-solving, experimentation, and an incredible amount of heart from every artist involved (and only like five panic attacks). Grateful to our collaborators, clients, crew, family, and everyone who continues to believe in what we're building at Loud Cloud."  Loud Cloud also put together a full process book unpacking how "Love Next Door" came to life, from early mood boards and storyboards through puppet fabrication, set building, and post. It's a rare, detailed look behind the curtain of a stop motion production, worth a read if you want to see just how much craft goes into 90 seconds of film. http://bit.ly/45Irlhi Congratulations to Mason and the entire Loud Cloud team on a well earned win. Handcrafted stories and worlds, one stubborn detail at a time.