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PETA

Red River Farm

Agency: House 337

Description

House 337 has put a band of singing abused animals centre stage in an unvarnished new online and social media campaign for PETA highlighting animal cruelty in fashion. It is the first time the iconic charity has teamed up with the agency to campaign against wearing any animal-based products at all, even wool, and encouraged consumers to embrace vegan fashion.

Set on a farm reminiscent of classic children’s TV shows of bygone decades, actress and comedian Jessie Cave meets wholesome, seemingly cheery puppet animals who burst into an upbeat, catchy, yet gruesome song about the cruel treatment they endure in the name of fashion.

This powerful and memorable video, which will roll out from March 22nd, is part of PETA’s ongoing work to re-educate the public about using animal products in fashion. It offers an unflinching explanation of how clothes are really made and the consequences for the animals involved. However, the campaign ends with a message of hope, asking the audience to: “Shop like their lives depend on it”.

Created with production studio BlinkInk, it will run across PETA’s owned social media channels, including Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and Facebook. The two-year campaign will be backed by an undisclosed media spend to promote it across Instagram and Facebook. It is the debut advert from Will Wightman, who signed for BlinkInk after winning the best director award at the BFI Future Film Festival last year. As well as directing the film he also wrote the song, with sound effects and musical development coming from String & Tins.

This professional campaign titled 'Red River Farm' was published in United Kingdom in March, 2023. It was created for the brand: PETA, by ad agency: House 337. This Film medium campaign is related to the Public Interest industry and contains 1 media asset. It was submitted over 1 year ago.

Credits

Client: PETA
Elisa Allen, VP of Programs and Operations
Iona Kirby, Relations Manager

Executive Creative Directors: Jo Moore, Leon Jaume
Creative Directors: Steve Hawthorne, Katy Hopkins
Senior Creatives: Holly Fallows, Charlotte Watmough
Senior Producer: Victoria Fischer, Lawrie McLintock
Planners: Laura Sammarco, George Poynter
Account Director: Richard Williams, Chris Johnson
Designer: Nick Dinnen
Influencer Lead: Gemma Glover
Social Strategist: Duncan McLauchlan
Production Company: Blinkink
Director: Will Wightman
Executive producer: Josef Bryne
Head of production: Alex Halley
Producer: William Kay
Production Manager: Molly Turner
Production Assistant: Charlotte Herbert
Storyboards: Ewa Luczkow
Concept Artist: Mysie Pereira
Graphic Designer: Mickey Miles
Talent: Jessie Cave
1st AD: Anna Argiros
DOP: Toby Goodyear
1st AC: Josh Higgin
Gaffer: Tim O'Connell
Spark: James Foreman, Robin Brigham
Makeup & Hair: Sarah Cherry
Art Director: Brin Frost
Art Department: Jimmy Wilkes, Connor Chung, Rosie Tonkin, Sam McSweeney, Connor Quinn
Puppet Maker: Isabel Garret
Puppet Wrangler: Areeya Bass
Lead Puppeteer: Charli Dubery
Puppeteer: Kim Scopes, Matt Lyons, Mikey Brett
Runner: Henry Kent

Edit Company: tenthree
Editor: Nick Armstrong
Edit producer:Rachel Goodger
Compositor: Caroline Tarrago
Grade: no.8
Colourist: Alex Gregory
Colour Producer: Charlie Morris
Audio Post Production - String and Tins
Sound Design and Mix - Jim Stewart
Foley - Kaspar Broyd
Audio Producer - Olivia Endersby
Music Composition - Joe Wilkinson
Music Composition and Lyrics - Will Wightman at Blink Industries
Post Production: Absolute
Post Producer: Phil Brewster
VFX Op: Joe Tang
VFX OP: Toby O’Connell

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