The Home Office: Tackling Hate Crime
A new campaign through M&C Saatchi London which aims to communicate that targeting someone with verbal, online or physical abuse because of their race, religion, disability, sexual orientation or transgender identity may be a hate crime.
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- Production Company Knucklehead
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Credits
powered by- Agency M&C Saatchi London
- Production Company Knucklehead
- Sound Design Jungle
- Post Production Stitch
- Post Production 1920
- Art Director Daniel Seager
- Copywriter Simon Dicketts
- Designer Megan Fowler
- Photographer Joey L
- Director Charlotte Regan
- Photography Agency
Credits
powered by- Agency M&C Saatchi London
- Production Company Knucklehead
- Sound Design Jungle
- Post Production Stitch
- Post Production 1920
- Art Director Daniel Seager
- Copywriter Simon Dicketts
- Designer Megan Fowler
- Photographer Joey L
- Director Charlotte Regan
- Photography Agency
The Home Office today launches its latest campaign, created by M&C Saatchi London, which aims to communicate that targeting someone with verbal, online or physical abuse because of their race, religion, disability, sexual orientation or transgender identity may be a hate crime.
In the 60-second spot, directed by this year's shots Awards New Director of the Year, Charlotte Regan, we see a variety of people targeted for abuse, with the faces of the perpetrators replaced by police e-fit style images.
The TV campaign breaks today with display and outdoor, an example of which is below, across England and Wales from the 5th of November.
Connections
powered by- Agency M&C Saatchi London
- Post Production STITCH
- Post Production 1920
- Production Knucklehead
- Sound Design Jungle
- Art Director Daniel Seager
- Copywriter Simon Dicketts
- Director Charlotte Regan
- Photography Agency Patricia Mcmahon Photography
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