Here’s another TV ad for the SOS Live Earth conservation campaign. The commercial, which premiered at the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival, provides honest and up close reflections on the global warming, through the perspectives of children and teenagers.
The attitudes expressed by the children reflect the variety of opinions held by people of all ages. Some are blasé, believing that everything will be fine. Others are disturbed, concerned that the world will be irreparably damaged. The ad finishes with children reflecting on the action required to prevent the build up of greenhouse gases. The spot gets its title from a girl who suggests that without air we’d be like sad fish gasping for air.
Click on the image below to play the SOS Sad Fish video.
SOS Sad Fish Credits
Filming was directed by Malcolm Venville via Anonymous Content with director of photography Keith Dunkerley, executive producer/head of commercials Dave Morrison, head of production Sue Ellen Clair, producer Steve Golin, and line producer Jennifer Barrons.
Editorial work was done by Heidi Black at The Whitehouse Los Angeles. Colorist was Sean Coleman at Company 3. Sound mixer was Moe Chamberlain.
Wow! Did the job, I actually cried with the little girl.
omg, its really sad, when you can see and hear such things. when the one girl cried , then ja realise that like 4o years old man don’t understand what they are doing. and they, littel kids now ereything about it!really WoW!