Gold
Production & Post-Production
Cinematography Campaign
| Entrant: | INNOCEAN Berlin, Berlin |
| Brand: | Reporters Without Borders - The First Speech |
| Title(s): | "Russia", "Venezuela", "Turkey" |
| Corporate Name of Client: | Reporters Without Borders Germany |
| Client Company: | Reporters Without Borders , Berlin |
| Clients: | Sylvie Ahrens-Urbanek / Prisca Martaguet |
| PR Company: | Persuasion Communications |
| Agency: | INNOCEAN Berlin, Berlin |
| Chief Creative Officer: | Gabriel Mattar |
| Executive Creative Director: | Ricardo Wolff |
| Copywriter: | Juan Andrés Kebork |
| Art Director: | Leon Celay |
| Agency Designer: | Will Cega |
| Agency Head of Production: | Fabian Barz |
| Agency Producer: | Jan Scholz |
| Agency Motion Designers: | Carlos Suárez/Alexander Aleksidze |
| Agency Strategic Planners: | Odile Breffa/Ilaria Traverso |
| Agency Strategy Director: | Anna Nowak-Otto |
| Senior Media Manager: | Maja Lah |
| Head of Capacity Management: | Paulina Gonzalez |
| Production Companies: | Stink Berlin, Berlin/Metro Production, Tbilisi/Yatta Filmes, Porto Alegre/Stink Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo |
| Production Managing Director: | Justin Stiebel |
| Director: | Giordano Maestrelli |
| Executive Producer: | Moritz Merkel |
| Producer: | Melody Micmacher |
| Director of Photography: | Konrad Losch |
| Art Directors - Production: | Sopo Bazghadze/Martino Piccinini |
| Head of Stink Rising: | Florian Hülbig |
| Editor: | Simon Klinkertz |
| Colour Grading: | Joseph Bicknell |
| Music Production Company: | Studio Funk, Berlin |
| Music Executive Producer: | Uta Wittchen |
| Music & Sound Design: | Satelite |
| Sound Engineer/Audio & Music: | Marius Wiechmann |
| Stylist: | Ketevan Kalandadze |
| Costume Designer: | Isadora Bertolucci |
Description:
With over 80 countries holding elections and an estimated 4 billion voters heading to the polls, 2024 is the biggest electoral year in history - a pivotal moment for democracy worldwide. While some countries may gain more freedom, others face the risk of losing it.
As Reporters Without Borders Germany celebrates its 30th year anniversary, we want to remind everyone that the free press is vital to keep democracy and human rights alive. In historical moments like these, it's especially important to keep a close eye on autocrats disguised as democrats, watch out for their pre^y words, and trust the free press instead.