clients like Coca-Cola, Molson, Chrysler, Bell and Proctor & Gamble." Although Alcock is known for his work on advertisements, he is also known for his work on TV shows, independent films, apps, video games and art projects. Alcock's art projects include typographical animation for the dance/theatre/poetry/music piece, The Four Horsemen, and set and projection work for, I Send You This Cadmium Red, based on the correspondence between John Berger and John Christie. Alcock also designed the font Soupbone, distributed by FontShop International. Animation studios Alcock and Adam Shaheen founded Cuppa Coffee animation in 1991. In 1995, Alcock moved to Chicago to head Tricky Pictures, a subsidiary of Backyard Productions. In 2000, Alcock founded Global Mechanic in Vancouver. Since 2004 he co-owns the company with CEO Tina Ouellette. References External links Films by Bruce Alcock at the National Film Board of Canada Year of birth missing (living people) Living people People from Corner Brook Film directors from Newfoundland and Labrador Canadian animated film directors Canadian animated film producers Canadian company founders