标题 | Not Special Needs 2 |
广告公司 | Publicis New York |
广告战役 | Not Special Needs |
广告主 | CoorDown |
品牌 | CoorDown |
首次发布日期 | 2018 / 3 |
行业领域 | 疾病认知、救助机构 |
哲学 | Publicis New York and CoorDown, Italy’s national organisation for people with Down syndrome, continue to change the conversation around Down syndrome debuting the short film, Lea Goes To School, addressing inclusive education. The film is presented as an animated children’s storybook and features voice over by Grace, a 11-year old student with Down syndrome. The film debuts for World Down Syndrome Day, March 21, and can be viewed on the CoorDown Facebook and YouTube channels. Lea Goes to School is the story of Lea, a little girl with Down syndrome, as she sets off on her first day of school. An alternative “special” life path seems to have been laid out for her -- a “special” classroom, a “special” job and a “special” home -- but the young protagonist expects to have the same beginning as every other child and voices a clear message: “include us from the start.” In 2017, Publicis New York and CoorDown launched the film #NotSpecialNeeds, blending humour and honesty to shift the cultural conversation around Down syndrome. An inclusive education is more than an aspiration, it is a fundamental human right of every child. The United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities was adopted in 2006 and has been ratified by 176 countries. Article 24 of the Convention establishes, together with other UN instruments, the human right to an inclusive education and calls on Governments to expedite the transformation of their education systems, to ensure an inclusive education for students with disabilities in their regular schools and classrooms. Research shows inclusive education confers social and academic benefits for all: students without disabilities learn the value of diversity and are less likely to develop discriminating behaviors, and the benefits for students with disabilities extend beyond academic learning to increased social connection, and better employment and independence outcomes. Lea Goes to School was created together with DSi – Down Syndrome International, with the support of Down Syndrome Australia, Down’s Syndrome Association (UK), All Means All - The Australian Alliance for Inclusive Education and Movimento Down (Brazil), and under the patronage of the UN Special Rapporteur on the rights of persons with disabilities. |
媒体类别 | 互动 |
长度 | |
市场 | 巴西, 英国, 澳大利亚 |
首席创意官 | Andy Bird |
执行制片 | Jennifer Guliner |
Business Manager | Brittany Dursi |
Print Producer | Bill Grant |
插图画家 | Richard Allen |
Illustrator’s Representation | Gail Gaynin |
Illustrator’s Representation | Morgan Gaynin |
联合创意总监 | Rodrigo Panucci |
联合创意总监 | Alex Abrantes |
Chief Production Officer | Lisa Bifulco |
Studio Artists | Camilo Francione |
Art Producer | Michelle Findlay |
制作公司 | Prodigious |
Director | Glen Fix |
摄影指导 | Stephen Frandsen |
Animation Director | Hadleigh Arnst |
VFX | Conrad Sanguineti |
VFX | Eric Thompson |
Colourist | Gene Curley |
Producer | Elisa Gougoux |
Animator | Doug Zaner |
Original Composition | Alessandro Cristofori |
Original Composition | Diego Perugini |