Great Ormond Street Hospital: Home For Christmas by Adam&EveDDB
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Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity (GOSH Charity) has launched a special animated film to bring to life the journey patients make from hospital to home at Christmas.
The film features Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) patient Mia, who was specially animated alongside her sister Amy. Both sisters were treated at the hospital years apart for the same rare condition, chronic demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP). Mia was just three weeks old when she was admitted to GOSH with the rare neurological condition, returning home just in time to meet her big sister on Christmas Eve.
The film is part of GOSH Charity’s ‘Home For Christmas’ campaign. Teams at GOSH work round the clock to ensure seriously ill children have the best chance of getting home to their families for Christmas. For those children who need to stay in for treatment over the festive season, staff go above and beyond to make the hospital feel like a ‘home from home’.
Credits
Client: GOSH Charity
Brand: GOSH Charity
Project/Campaign name: Home for Christmas
First Air Date: November 17 th 2020
Client:
Deputy Director (Brand & Content – Hospital and Charity) - Nick Radmore
Digital Content Manager - Charlotte Young
Brand Manager - Miranda Williams
Head of Digital Engagement - Dave O’Carroll
Filmmaker and Photographer - John Stead
Senior Innovator - Oliver Field
Senior Business Development Executive - Amy Perkins
Creative Agency: adam&eveDDB
Chief Creative Officer: Richard Brim
Executive Creative Director/s: Mike Sutherland and Ant Nelson
Creative: Simone Warme and Jeppe Vidstrup
Agency producer/s:
TV/Online: Nikki Cramphorn
Print/Digital/OOH: Chris Battye
Joint CEO: Mat Goff
Managing Partner: Charlotte Wolfenden
Executive Strategy Director – Nick Hirst
Planner/s: Stuart Williams, John Blight
Business Director/s: Jo Lorimer
Account Director/s: Bea Kenyon-Jones
Account Manager/s: Dorothy Tang
Project Manager: Lara Harper, Clare Dimmock
Senior Paralegal: Trine Odin
Business Affairs: Gemma Davies
King Henry Design:
Designer: Paul Knowles
Design Studio Manager: Rob Wallis
Senior Creative Artworker/Deputy Studio Manager: Dave Callow
King Henry Retouch:
Studio Manager: Dan Sandles
Retouch: Gemma Lawton
Gutenberg:
Studio Manager: Marc Dolby
Artworkers: Tony Hutton & Jonny Young
Gutenberg Digital:
Studio Manager: Richard Bryne
Digital Designer: Simon Wright
Media agency: Hearts & Science
Media planner/s:
Production company: Partizan Films
Executive Producer: Duncan Gaman
Producer: Leo Green
Director: Marlies Van Der Wel
Animators: Marlies Van Der Wel, Manuel Ferrari, Taco Potma
Illustration & Design: Marlies Van Der Wel
Background Illustration: Freek Verhagen
UGC Post Production: Untold Studios
Post Producer : Ian Berry
Cain & Abel – James Ireland
Sound Design & Mix : James Utting – Factory
Audio Producer – Lucy Spong
Soundtrack Name and Composer: Home Sweet Home – Pieter de Graaf
