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Save The
Children
Animation
Pitch
Ben Davis Laurence Hisee
Mason Halliday

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We work together to strive for and achieve the best possible care for children that
are struggling in third world countries.
We focus on these areas specifically:
 Emergency situations
 Education
 Child Poverty
 Health
 Hunger
 Child Protection
Within this we run world-class programmes to save children’s lives and challenge
world leaders to keep to their promises to give children a brighter future.

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The setting is a desert, with a single cactus. Tumbleweed rolls by and bounces
across the screen. Suddenly money falls from part of the sky, building a part of
the land. First making a water tower, followed by numerous houses being built.
Again, money falls from the sky on a different side of the screen and a school is
built by the money. Finally, a Save the Children tent gets built right in the centre
and people come in from either side looking happy with their new community.
Slowly fades to black and the title and tag line appears.
We will be using whiteboard animation to do this, we found that it would be the
best possible option for this type of animation because it is the most flexible and
easy to control.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vZ0iqUS6sg
Here is an example of what we would like our advert to look like.

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The concept of our idea shows that even in the worst possible case
scenarios, Save the Children can provide education, shelter and water
for the community.

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Our idea will be animated with a whiteboard and a finger (as if it is drawing
without a pen). The idea is a boy sitting in a cold street, instead of a mud hut
because cold mud huts don't fit the scenario. He is shivering and crying. People
walk by and ignore him. After a while of that a man walks by, and takes an
oversized £5 note out of his pocket and gives it to the child. He puts it around
himself, acting as a sleeping bag. The speech between the two characters will be
recorded by a small child, as to have maximum effect on the target audience, who
are parents with children. This means they will be able to fully relate to how they
would feel if it was their child, so they feel inclined to donate. The boy stops
crying and smiles and falls asleep. As his eyes close the screen fades out the
logo appears and the tag line of 'Save the Children' appears.

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The shot will open with a cowering child, alone in the cold and darkness of his
abandoned mud hut. From the left side of the hut the word "Disease" floats in and
starts attacking the child. To show that he is attacking the child he will have arms
and he will be wielding a small dagger. As he swings for the child a stick figure will
swoop in, with a pound coin as a shield and a rolled up bank note as a sword. He
will slice the disease in half and it will fall on the floor. Then more words like
"poverty" and "conflict" where they will attack the stick figure and he will strike
them down with his sword. After they are all defeated he picks up the child and
flies off and gets bigger and bigger until he fills the entire screen, then turns into
the "Save the Children" logo.

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We would like our animation to inspire people, and make them want to donate to
our charity. We will use the donated money to help the children that are in need in
horrific conditions. To help them we will provide them with food, water and shelter
for as long as it is needed.
We have numerous teams in various locations that will be able to create schools,
a consistent water supply and to help build a better community for those in need.

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 I like your technique choice, however, well need to be careful
about how much time itll take to make it look professional
 Patience is needed.
 Idea perhaps involves too much artisitc skill.
 May want to narrow down concept to make it more simplistic.
 Using stick figure is inappropriate.
 The concept of the wizard is creepy and weird.
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