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    Home » The Best Work You May Never See: Dompe’s “The Rarest Ones” From Saatchi Italy

    The Best Work You May Never See: Dompe’s “The Rarest Ones” From Saatchi Italy

    By SHOOTTuesday, February 24, 2015Updated:Wednesday, May 15, 2024No Comments2163 Views
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    This online film is part of a campaign from Saatchi & Saatchi Italy to raise awareness for World Rare Disease Day on Feb. 28. Biopharmaceutical company Dompe invests in researching cures for rare diseases and launches the campaign in association with the Italian Federation for Rare Diseases, UNIAMO F.I.M.R.

    Titled “The Rarest Ones,” this short is directed by Roberto Saku Cinardi and shot in the scenic surroundings of Lazio, Abruzzo and the Canary Islands.  The film highlights how campaigns to raise awareness of the possible danger of extinction of some species of wildlife–such as a polar bears, seals, dolphins, whales–attract significant media attention and can provoke a reaction of sympathy and indignation.  In comparison, rare diseases in humans receive less attention from the media and are little known by the public.

    The film features Tommaso Galluppi, a 22-year-old with a rare disease who has become the official ambassador of the campaign.  “I had no hesitation in agreeing to take part in this film.  It was not easy because I had to bare not only my body, but also my soul, my personal experience with the world of rare diseases.  I found myself shooting in the desert, in the snow, in caves and in water,” commented Galluppi. “I was looking for a ‘solid’ way of giving voice to people like me who struggle every day–and I found it in this project.”

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    Client Dompé Agency Saatchi & Saatchi Italy John Pallant, regional creative director EMEA; Agostino Toscana, executive creative director; Alessandro Orlandi, Manuel Musilli, creative directors/art directors; Antonio Di Battista, Leonardo Cotti, copywriters; Stefano Caridi, sr. digital strategist; Erica Lora-Lamia, TV producer. Production Al One Srl Robert Saku Cinardi, director; Luca Esposito, DP; Alan Vele, exec producer. Editorial Marcello Saurino, editor. Music Guido Smider, music/sound design; Michele Caiati, music.

    ScreenWork Categories:Short film
    Screenwork Type:Best Work
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    Top Spot of the Week: Pearson Student Advises Younger Self In AI-Enabled Encounter From VaynerMedia, Hummingbird and Tool

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    Pearson has launched its first global brand campaign in more than five years as the 182-year-old company continues its evolution into an AI-enabled education and reskilling leader.

    The campaign centers on a series of cinematic films featuring real learners in conversation with their younger selves. Using AI to recreate earlier versions of each participant, the films allow individuals to reflect on pivotal decisions, moments of doubt, and turning points that shaped their futures. The creative approach blends emerging technology with documentary storytelling grounded in lived experience.

    At a time when AI’s role in both education and creativity is under intense scrutiny, Pearson has taken a deliberate and considered approach. The technology is used not as spectacle, but as a reflective storytelling device, built around consent, authenticity, and human agency. It reflects Pearson’s strong support for AI in augmenting human potential with learning at the core.

    The first learner stories spotlight U.S.-based individuals, with additional international profiles launching later this spring as part of an ongoing global series that Pearson produced with VaynerMedia for creative, and Hummingbird and Tool of North America for production. Aqsa Altaf and John X. Carey via Hummingbird teamed to direct the “Impact Stories” films.

    This film introduces us to Jasmine who meets her younger 27-year-old self. The younger Jasmine has two kids and is pregnant with a third. She and her two children are living in a domestic violence shelter, sleeping on an inflatable mattress with a slow air leak. Now getting a Pearson education and on her way to realizing her dreams seven years later, Jasmine gets to impart a message of inspiration to her younger self.

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