Unilever launches Project Sunlight – new initiative to motivate people to live more sustainably via DAVID Buenos Aires and Ogilvy & Mather London

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PS1.jpgUnilever, Ogilvy & Mather and DAVID have teamed up to launch Unilever Project Sunlight, a new initiative to motivate millions of people to adopt more sustainable lifestyles.

 

Project Sunlight, which launches today, on Universal Children’s Day, in Brazil, India, Indonesia, the UK and the US, aims to make sustainable living desirable and achievable by inspiring people, and in particular parents, to join what Unilever sees as a growing community of people who want to make the world a better place for children and future generations.

PS2.jpgSays Miles Young, Ogilvy & Mather chairman and CEO: “Unilever asked us to find a new way to talk about sustainability that would make the benefits real for ordinary people. Project Sunlight is founded on the PS3.jpgprinciple that even small actions can make a big difference and that together, we can create a brighter future.  We are honored to be a part of such a positive and significant movement for the good of our client PS4.jpgand our communities.”

 

The project draws on the legacy of Unilever’s founder Lord Leverhulme, who believed that he could change the world with a brand of soap he called Sunlight.

 

Project Sunlight will launch with a four-minute film created by DAVID Latin America and Ogilvy & Mather London at dawn on November 20th in Indonesia and then follow the sun to India, the UK, Brazil and the US. Additional information can be found at an online hub – www.projectsunlight.com – which brings together the social mission stories of Unilever’s brands across the world, and invites consumers to get involved in doing small things that help their own families, others around the world and the planet.

 

To mark the launch of Project Sunlight on Universal Children’s Day, Unilever will be helping 2 million children through its ongoing partnerships, providing school meals through the World Food Programme; supporting Save the Children to provide clean, safe drinking water; and improved hygiene through UNICEF.

 

Title:  “Why Bring A Child into This World?”

Agency: DAVID / OGILVY & MATHER

Client: Unilever Brand Global

ECDs: Joaquin Cubria, Ignacio Ferioli.

CDs: Matias Lafalla, Ramiro Gamallo.

Account lead: Jessica Davey

Head of production: Veronica Beach

Account team: Justina Lioy Lupis, Lucila Mengide, Carl Joseph Juresic, James Royce, Dane Hamer

Producers: Alejandro Falduti, Joaquin Guiraldes

Planning: Tom Donovan, Nazia Du Bois, Jodi Shelley

Production house: Moxie Pictures

Director: Errol Morris

Executive Producer: Robert Fernandez, Dawn Laren

Producer: Julie Bilson Ahlberg

Director of Photography: Robert Chappel

Production Designer: Steve Hardie

Production Supervisor: Dina Marie Piscatelli, Charlie Henderson

Mumbai Production: Firecracker Films

Executive Producer: Meeta Khann

 

POST PRODUCTION

Final Cut Editorial

Editor: JD Smyth

Senior Assistant Editor: Peter O’Donovan

Assistant Editor: Leila Gaabi

Executive Producer NY: Lauren Bleiweiss

Executive Producer London: Michelle Corney

Producer: Beth Fitzpatrick

 

The Mill

Colourist: Fergus McCall

Colour Assist: Lewis Crossfield

2D Artist: John Thornton

Producer: Luis Martin

 

Wave Studio

Sound Designer: Jack Sedgwick

Producer: Rebecca Boswell

 

 Music

 Where is My Mind

Written by Frank Black

Courtesy of Universal Music Publishing

Performed by Danny Schogger