Campaign aims to make us re-evaluate our relationship with social media
How many times have you checked your phone today? Probably more than a few, like most people. This new film for Scroll Free September, tries to encourage us to temper our online habits.
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- Production Company Bold
- Director Peter Jones
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Credits
View on- Agency In-House
- Production Company Bold
- Director Peter Jones
- Producer Ben Kaufman
- DP Malte Rosenfeld
- 1st AC Toby Harris
- Editor Hasani Franke
- Grade Alex Gregory
- Colorist Keno Naidoo
- Sound/Original Music Sam Worskett
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Credits
powered by- Agency In-House
- Production Company Bold
- Director Peter Jones
- Producer Ben Kaufman
- DP Malte Rosenfeld
- 1st AC Toby Harris
- Editor Hasani Franke
- Grade Alex Gregory
- Colorist Keno Naidoo
- Sound/Original Music Sam Worskett
This film, from Bold director Peter Jones, was a winner at the AdCan Awards and has been chosen to help spread the word for this year's Royal Society for Public Health [RSPH] campaign.
Last year the RCPH created Scroll-Free September, the world’s first, large-scale campaign aimed at encouraging people to have a healthier and more meaningful relationship with social media, and this year's campaign, featuring Jones' work, is officially launching in July.
Scroll Free September offers the public the opportunity to take a break from their personal social media accounts throughout the month of September. By taking notice of and learning which elements of social media make individuals feel good and which make them feel bad, participating in Scroll Free September aims to help participants build a healthier, more balanced relationship with social media which lasts into the future – a relationship where use is conscious and mindful, and where the user is the one in control.
