WaterAid's rocket girl
Backed by a gentle rendition of Life On Mars, rising star Neeraja Raj's animated tale of a youngster's quest for water is likely to start a few floods of its own.
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Credits
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- Agency Don't Panic/London
- Production Company Nexus Studios/UK
- Director Neeraja Raj
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Credits
powered by
- Agency Don't Panic/London
- Production Company Nexus Studios/UK
- Director Neeraja Raj
- Sound String and Tins
- Creative Partner Rick Dodds
- Strategy & Engagement Partner Ellie Moore
- Senior Project Manager & Producer Jennifer Clare Houlihan
- Creative Madeline Charles
- Executive Producer Mike Bell
- Producer Jo Bierton
- Project Lead Dylan White
- 2D Animatic Neeraja Raj
- 2D Animator Alex Potts
- Compositor Dylan White
- Editor David Slade / (Editor)
- Sound Designer Culum Simpson
- Music Arranged Will Cohen
Credits
powered by
- Agency Don't Panic/London
- Production Company Nexus Studios/UK
- Director Neeraja Raj
- Sound String and Tins
- Creative Partner Rick Dodds
- Strategy & Engagement Partner Ellie Moore
- Senior Project Manager & Producer Jennifer Clare Houlihan
- Creative Madeline Charles
- Executive Producer Mike Bell
- Producer Jo Bierton
- Project Lead Dylan White
- 2D Animatic Neeraja Raj
- 2D Animator Alex Potts
- Compositor Dylan White
- Editor David Slade / (Editor)
- Sound Designer Culum Simpson
- Music Arranged Will Cohen
A young girl's quest for water on Mars forms the heart of this sumptuous and stirring spot for WaterAid from Don't Panic.
Telling the tale of Fara, a child from Madagascar who dreams of being an astronaut, The Girl Who Built a Rocketdemonstrates the delicate brush and assured narrative eye of Nexus Studios rising star Neeraja Raj, a burgeoning talent who managed to land this prestigious project within her first year of graduating.
Adding gravitas to the proceedings is a specially composed soundtrack of David Bowie’s iconic Life on Mars - shockingly turning 50-years-old this year – and a voiceover by award-winning journalist, newsreader and all-round legend Sir Trevor McDonald.
