Gracias a la historia de Emma 423 niños hispanos de bajos recursos entraron en 2015 a Mi Escuelita
Fourteen percent of children who quit school in the US are Hispanic. The agency Dieste conceptualized a campaign to collaborate with the preschool Mi Escuelita, which educates low-resource Hispanic children free of charge. This teaching team stresses the teaching of English so that children can be successful in North America.The campaign is called The Story of Emma and has a very special format: It is the trailer of a movie that is about to happen. The story narrates the life of a small Hispanic girl who evolves thanks to her studies and becomes a great scriptwriter.The trailer is presented in movie theaters and invites people to donate to Mi Escuelita. Thank to The Story of Emma 423 low-resource Hispanic children entered the preschool in 2015.The piece will be judged in Cannes Lions 2015 and was carried out by: Paco Olavarrieta, CCO; Ciro Sarmiento, Executive Creative Director; Mónica Douglas, Associate Creative Director; Matías Sada, Ciro Sarmiento and Meredith Moon, copywriters; Gustavo Zapata, Head of Art; Sergio Rojas, Art Director; John Costello, Executive Producer; Tony Pacheco, Producer; Francisco Cárdenas, Ddigital Director and Jesse Echevarría, Community Manager. The production company was Landia, Miguel Campaña and Carlos López Estrada were the directors, Juan Taylor was the Executive Producer and Brian Flores from Breed Music was in charge of the music. The editor was Alexandra Villalba from Republic. Did you like this piece? Share your opinión with #PalpitandoCANNES and follow us on @PRODUPublicidad.
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