WWF gets ugly
A new campaign for the WWF highlights the waste and toxicity Earth has to deal with, all because of the humans who inhabit the planet.
Credits
powered by- Agency Accenture Song/Italy
- Production Company Think Cattleya
- Director Wolfberg
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Credits
powered by- Agency Accenture Song/Italy
- Production Company Think Cattleya
- Director Wolfberg
- Post Production Exchanges
- Post Production Disc to Disc
- Music Sizzer Amsterdam
- Executive Creative Director Davide Boscacci
- Copywriter Francesca Persico
- Executive Creative Director Alessandro Candito
- Executive Creative Director Matteo Grandese
- DP Luca Costantini
- Executive Producer Francesca Regali
- Editor Stuart Greenwald
- Colorist Orash Rahnema
- Music Supervisor Richard Aardenburg
Credits
powered by- Agency Accenture Song/Italy
- Production Company Think Cattleya
- Director Wolfberg
- Post Production Exchanges
- Post Production Disc to Disc
- Music Sizzer Amsterdam
- Executive Creative Director Davide Boscacci
- Copywriter Francesca Persico
- Executive Creative Director Alessandro Candito
- Executive Creative Director Matteo Grandese
- DP Luca Costantini
- Executive Producer Francesca Regali
- Editor Stuart Greenwald
- Colorist Orash Rahnema
- Music Supervisor Richard Aardenburg
Accompanied by the pulsating sound of Marilyn Manson's Beautiful People this new campaign shows what Earth, and the animals that inhabit it, have to deal with due to human negligence.
Created by Accenture Song and directed through Think Cattleya by Wolfberg, who are repped in the UK by Fred, the spot is an angry, pointed finger at the mass consumption and general obliviousness of the human race as it thoughtlessly destroys the planet on which it lives.
Featuring manic shoppers clawing at new products, bio-suited workers spraying crops with chemicals, industrial complexes spewing waste into the atmosphere and a social media influencer pushing organic products on a litter-strewn beach, we see a series of animals looking on as their habitat is destoyed.
'Becoming Extinct... ' the endline tells us, '... we're doing it right.'