The Salvation Army holds out hope
BRBR's harrowing short film offers a glimpse into the heartbreaking situations the Christian charity helps people out of.
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Credits
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- Agency VML/Paris
- Production Company Birth Paris
- Director BRBR
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Credits
powered by
- Agency VML/Paris
- Production Company Birth Paris
- Director BRBR
- Producer/Founder Hugo Legrand-Nathan
- Producer Esha Wootum
- Audio Post Kouz Production
- Creative Director Dimitri Guerassimov
- Copywriter Arthur Cieutat
- Art Director Nicolas Amiard
- HP Valerie Montiel
- Post Production Manon Gaugain
- Post Production Marion Tryant
- Production Designer Sandra Sasportas
- Stylist Annelaure Nicolas
- DP Michal Babinec
Credits
powered by
- Agency VML/Paris
- Production Company Birth Paris
- Director BRBR
- Producer/Founder Hugo Legrand-Nathan
- Producer Esha Wootum
- Audio Post Kouz Production
- Creative Director Dimitri Guerassimov
- Copywriter Arthur Cieutat
- Art Director Nicolas Amiard
- HP Valerie Montiel
- Post Production Manon Gaugain
- Post Production Marion Tryant
- Production Designer Sandra Sasportas
- Stylist Annelaure Nicolas
- DP Michal Babinec
Renowned for their effective take on charity campaigns, directing duo BRBR have brought their powerful yet sensitive approach to this impactful film for The Salvation Army, created by VML through Birth Paris.
Titled I’m Hiring, the film brings us into the homes of those in need. It reveals a succession of situations where people who need help are at a moment of uncomfortable intensity, made all the more effective by an ominous and dramatic soundtrack.
The aim of the campaign is to encourage people to offer their help to the Salvation Army. The Salvation Army puts faith into action by offering practical help for people without discrimination, sharing good news, seeking justice and reconciliation. The services they offer are diverse and responsive to the realities of life in the communities they serve.
