Date: Oct 2017
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This year, the most terrifying “haunted” house depicts a real-life horror story happening every day. Street Grace, Inc, an Atlanta-based organization dedicated to providing a comprehensive path to end Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking (DMST) in Metro Atlanta and throughout the US, created a “Suburban Horror Story,” a provocative experiential event showcasing the horrifying reality of this $290 million illegal industry in Georgia.

Mirroring the fact that sex trafficking and human slavery is happening even in the most unexpected of places, the experience, created by BBDO Atlanta, took place in an upscale home in the suburban town of Decatur, Georgia. Private tours offered a glimpse into a typical DMST journey as guests walk from room to room, starting with the purchase experience and portraying the haunting realities of life for the estimated 1 million men, women and children being trafficked in the US today.

See the site here.

Credits

Agency: BBDO Atlanta

Client: Street Grace

Title: “Suburban Horror Story”

Chief Creative Officer, Worldwide: David Lubars

Chief Creative Officer, Atlanta: Robin Fitzgerald

Group Creative Director: Craig Miller

Copywriter: Juan Vidal

Art Director: Anna Taylor

Head of Production & Innovation: Marc Calamia

Senior Integrated Producers: Katie Crews, Chris Buda

Account Managers: Tami Oliva, Shannon Collins

Associate Head of Strategy: Nigel Tribe

Director, Social Strategy: Jen Copeland

Content Creator: John Fain

Production Company: Spitfire Studios

Playwright: Edith Freni

Director: Jessica Holt