UNICEF: advert-top-1 by 180 Amsterdam
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A powerful new film, presenting the stories of a young Syrian refugee and a World War II child refugee has been released by Unicef as an illustration of the challenges that refugee children continue to face.
The film, created by 180 Amsterdam, draws stark parallels between the experiences of Harry, a World War II child refugee and Ahmed, a young boy displaced by the conflict in Syria, highlighting the gravity of the refugee crisis facing the world today.
Urging viewers to support Syria’s refugee children, the film is part of Unicef’s For Every Child campaign, a commitment to promoting the rights and improving the lives of the world’s most vulnerable children.
Credits
President and chief creative officer: Al Moseley
Executive creative director: Dan Treichel, Dave Canning
Creative director: Hannah Smit
Art director: Rachel Kennedy
Account manager: Alice Anselmi
Producer: Jordan Cross
Executive Producers: Olivier Klonhammer, Bethany Papenbrock
Business affairs: Sarah Gough
Editing: Hilco Beukema
Production company: Smuggler
Director: Joshua Neale
Executive producer: Fergus Brown, Chris Barrett
Producer: Emma Butterworth, Adam Evans
Director of photography: Antonio Paladino
Researchers: Sarah Saey, Laura McKaught
Editorial company: Trim London
Editor: Paul Hardcastle
Assistant editor: Ed Hanbury
Stock footage: Getty Images
Stock footage researcher: Sylvana Knaap
Music: Domino Records
Artist: Jon Hopkins
Track: Open Eye Signal (Asleep version) written and performed by Jon Hopkins
Sound company: Wave Amsterdam
Sound designer/mixer: Juan Pablo Thummler
Post production: MPC London
Post producer: Dafydd Upsdell, Kayleigh Dugdale
VFX Lead: Paul Wilmot
Colourist: Matthieu Toullet
