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Nobin Dutta
Empty city streets have never been a friend to women. These are spaces where women are subjected to physical, verbal and psychological violence. These spaces rob them of their power to raise their voices. To redress this inequity, Eveready has launched a special torch with a built-in siren alarm. To that end, a launch campaign was needed to announce the arrival of the product.
The film makes use of silence to convey a deafening message – when women lose their voices, they are robbed of their choices. We have collaborated with non-verbal actors to get the point across. They communicate in Indian Sign Language (ISL) throughout the film. At the end, the sound of their silence is pierced by the 100 dB noise of the Eveready Siren Torch.
Madhurya Alankaar
“In the water-scarce landscapes of Palghar in Maharashtra hope often felt like a distant dream. But today, a powerful idea is rewriting that story. The Integrated Village Development Programme (IVDP) by Tata Motors is bringing alive innovative solutions that reimagine how the world looks at villages.
From farming techniques that fight climate challenges and entrepreneurship that sparks local businesses to technologies that bring connectivity and access to remote communities and healthcare that reaches those once left behind — IVDP
touches every part of rural life. This is not just about survival, but holistic growth. A movement so transformative, it has inspired something once unthinkable: reverse migration. It is bringing people back to their home and their roots, to be part of villages rising with pride, dignity, and
opportunity.”
Grogan Phillips
I really wanted to spread a positive message with my film. Most people at my high school were struggling with mental health throughout the school year. Seeing this, along with the many recent suicides of recent alumni, I knew I needed to do something with this film. It’s not much, but I tried to give it a sense of community, showing a very intimate look at our class and how we can rely on each other for help through these hard times. I wanted to show that you have to and can talk to your classmates when you’re going through struggles because most people can relate. I want more than anything to encourage a future where everyone, especially men, can talk and work through their mental health problems, and we don’t have to worry as much about things like suicide.
Jacobs
Essex County Council alongside multiple councils and partner organisations have worked together under the banner EssexAir, to improve air quality for local residents and visitors. This animated explainer communicates the need for this strategy.
Grant Hunter
The front line of the Climate Crisis is everywhere. We and nature are intrinsically linked. ‘Home’ asks a question of us all – are we going to act before our home is lost?