Powerful PSA draws attention to child abuse
This unusual but highly impactful PSA from Germany uses animation to highlight the scale of abuse inflicted on children in the country.
Credits
powered by- Agency Production Company In-House
- Production Company ANORAK Film
- Director Joji Koyama
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Credits
powered by- Agency Production Company In-House
- Production Company ANORAK Film
- Director Joji Koyama
- Concept/Animation Joji Koyama
- Executive Producer/Producer Christoph Petzenhauser
- Audio Post MassiveVoices
- Sound & Music Tujiko Noriko
Credits
powered by- Agency Production Company In-House
- Production Company ANORAK Film
- Director Joji Koyama
- Concept/Animation Joji Koyama
- Executive Producer/Producer Christoph Petzenhauser
- Audio Post MassiveVoices
- Sound & Music Tujiko Noriko
This new film for German non-profit helpline Kein Kind Alleine Lassen is a powerful reminder of the impact and pervasiveness of sexual abuse on children.
Using stop-motion and traditional line-drawn animation, the spot uses a child's voice over in an attempt to sharpen awareness of a problem that affects one in seven German children, a problem which most people are completely unaware of.
The 90-second film was created and directed by ANORAK Film's Joji Koyama, who said he used the stones "because the film is primarily a sequence of numbers and statistics, and as shocking as the idea of one in seven children being a victim if sexual abuse is, I just thought, 'how can I make this kind of statistical data, something that visually gives an indication of what it is without being graphic in a way that it crowds out your own reaction to it?'"