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    Home » The Best Work You May Never See: Director Christian Schilling Pulls Strings For Duracell In “Revived” Spec Piece

    The Best Work You May Never See: Director Christian Schilling Pulls Strings For Duracell In “Revived” Spec Piece

    By SHOOTMonday, May 24, 2021Updated:Tuesday, May 14, 2024No Comments4573 Views
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    Writer-director Christian Schilling headed a team of commercial film students from the Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg in Ludwigsburg, Germany, to make this branded spec short for Duracell. Schilling is an alum of SHOOT’s 2018 New Directors Showcase.

    Titled Revived, this piece introduces us to Carl who was born with a cord on his back, on which you have to tug, serving to wind him up like a music box. As a young soldier he awakes on a rubber boat in the middle of a rapid river. Suddenly they are attacked and his friend Henry floats lifeless in the water. A race against time begins, while fragments of his childhood shoot through his mind.

    In the end for our main character with his wind-up cord, the power of friendship and the power of the battery is the salvation. The power of friendship charges the main character like a Duracell battery.

    The film–which went toward earning diplomas for its creators–was made over the past couple of years with two shooting blocks–during mid-2019 and then at the end of that year. Approximately 80 crew members and just over 100 extras were involved in the making of the film. Just a few weeks ago, visual effects were wrapped on the project and it was released.

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    Production/Creative Christian Schilling, writer-director; Simon Drescher, David I. Dincer, DPs; Christian Arnold, Daniel Kottirsch, executive producers; Jan Scheurer, production design; Laura Schaffler, costume designer. Editorial Ernst Lattik, editor Music Alexander Wolf David (wolfsrudelmusic), Peter Sainio, composers; Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg, orchestra; Meike Katrin Stein, orchestration. Sound Design hyve.audio Robin Harff, Floyd Fürstenau, sound designers; Johanna Roth, Foley artist; Max Hartstang, Foley recordist. Audio Mix Robin Harff, mixer. Postproduction Slaughterhouse Philipp Breidthardt, post producer. Color Grading acht.studio Maximilian Baule, colorist. Crew Austria/River David I. Dincer, underwater cam operator; Justin Braun, on-set VFX supervisor; Jeannine Bieri, makeup artist; Vanessa Kilchenmann, costume design assistant. Crew Germany/Village Michael Hessenbruch, production coordinator; Boris Katrev, additional VFX; Coline Cisar, costume design assistant; Paolo Celano, Jeannine Bieri, makeup artists/prosthetic. Casting Kastwork Ltd. Cast Agencies BCCreative Ltd, Katie Threlfall Associates. Cast Alex Hope, Angus Dunican, Oskar Netzel, Anton Krymskiy, Natascha Kuch, Gesine Hannemann, Anna Maleika

    Media Type:Commercial: Spec
    ScreenWork Categories:Short film
    Screenwork Type:Best Work
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    Compleat, Accompany Creative and Elmo Provide Nourishing Food For Thought On Tube Feeding

    Friday, August 14, 2026

    Nutritious tube feeding formula Compleat® debuted “What Is Better Than How,” the first-ever song centered on tube feeding featuring Sesame Street’s Elmo. This original song and accompanying video--directed by Eros. V. of production company WW7--celebrate tube-fed children.

    In the song and video developed by Accompany Creative, Elmo visits families during mealtime and discovers the many ways children eat, from imaginative games and playful moments to different physical ways of receiving nourishment. The real families featured in the campaign live with the realities of tube feeding every day, and Compleat is proud to share their personal stories to help bring authentic representation to this community. The song celebrates that some people eat with a fork, some use a spoon, and some use a tube. This reinforces a simple message: it doesn’t matter how you eat, what matters is that you are nourished, loved and accepted.

    The campaign aims to promote understanding of tube feeding nationwide, including the chance for parents and caregivers to create a personalized version of the song.

    “For more than 55 years, Sesame Workshop has helped children see themselves and others reflected in the stories we tell,” said Jennifer Ahearn, sr. VP, global strategic partnerships, Sesame Workshop. “We’re proud to be part of Compleat’s campaign featuring Elmo, which shines a light on the tube-feeding community through a joyful and authentic story. Friends like Elmo have a unique ability to spark understanding, build empathy, and help children and families feel seen, included, and celebrated.”

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