Terrence Higgins Trust tackles 40 years of stigma
Stuart Langfield’s affecting campaign for the sexual health charity highlights how misconceptions about HIV can be more harmful than the virus itself.
Credits
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- Production Company Mallinson Television Productions
- Director Stuart Langfield
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Credits
powered by- Agency Stand
- Production Company Mallinson Television Productions
- Director Stuart Langfield
- Editor Northern Light Productions
- Creative Director Gordon Dyett
- Producer Emma Pais
- DP Leon Brehony
- Production Assistant Jagoda Tlok
- Production Designer Urte Rust
- Edit Jen Mackie
- Editor Jack Lang
- Colorist Tom Cairns
- Composer Sam Tudor
- Sound Design & Mix William Aikman
Credits
powered by- Agency Stand
- Production Company Mallinson Television Productions
- Director Stuart Langfield
- Editor Northern Light Productions
- Creative Director Gordon Dyett
- Producer Emma Pais
- DP Leon Brehony
- Production Assistant Jagoda Tlok
- Production Designer Urte Rust
- Edit Jen Mackie
- Editor Jack Lang
- Colorist Tom Cairns
- Composer Sam Tudor
- Sound Design & Mix William Aikman
Many will remember the iconic Tombstone spot from the 1980s; the last time an HIV ad ever aired on UK TV.
Effective at the time for raising awareness, but its dark imagery has forever contributed to the societal stigma towards those with a positive diagnosis.
Almost four decades later, award-winning director Stuart Langfield and Stand agency have helmed this poignant new campaign through Mallinson Television Productions, for sexual health charity Terrence Higgins Trust, highlighting how misunderstandings about HIV can have a devastating impact on people living with the virus
The film itself goes to the emotional heart of the problem, illustrating various scenarios of stigmatised behaviour that are all based on real experiences of those with the virus, inviting the audience to challenge their own perceptions of those with a positive diagnosis.