Client: Unicef UK
Date: Dec 2016
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Collaborating on a special project, Saatchi & Saatchi London and Unicef UK have released a new film to highlight the plight of children affected by the ongoing conflict in Syria as winter approaches.

The campaign film follows the journey of the character, Yana, a nine-year-old girl living in a refugee camp who is looking for and collecting childhood objects, including clothes, boots and a teddy bear.

As the film unfolds, we see the girl take everything she has found and use it to build a fire. In a life where warmth is just as essential as human comfort, even her teddy bear ends up in the flames.

By the end, Yana is in the family’s tent - happy, safe and warm - being wrapped in a blanket provided by Unicef, the world’s leading children’s organisation.

After nearly six years of war, millions of Syrian children are facing another bitter winter in refugee camps or on perilous journeys in search of safety.

This film aims to raise awareness of the struggles that Syrian children are facing right now – the most prevalent in the coming months being the need for warmth - as well as encouraging donations to Unicef UK.

Credits

Global executive creative director: Rob Burleigh

Art director and writer: Gabriel Garcia, Felipe Sampaio

Planner: Polly Evelegh

Account handler: Paola Natellis, Sarah-Cate Agnew, Henrietta Kerr

Producer: Anne O’Neill

Production Company: SomeSuch

Director: Luke Seomore, Joseph Bull

Editor: Final Cut editors: Darren Baldwin, Laura Harris

Producer: Luke Copeland, producer, SomeSuch

SomeSuch Production Company executive producer: Tim Nash

Post production company: Framestore

Colourist: Edwin Metternich

Post Producer: Chris Anthony

Audio post production company: Final Cut Audio

Sound design/audio mix: Patch Rowland

Sound producer: Deborah Whitfield

Music composition: Eclectic

Composer: Colin Smith, Silmon Elms

Music producer: Cliff Wilson