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London International Awards

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Silver
Music & Sound
Music Adaptation - Song


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Entrant: VMLY&R, Mexico City
Brand: Movistar Telecommunications
Title: "Shout"
Corporate Name of Client: Movistar
Senior Client Brand Manager: Karely Munarriz
Client Account Directors: Claudio Pérez Carús/Alejandra Iturriaga
Client Marketing Director: Karen Maxemin
Agency: VMLY&R, Mexico
Agency Chief Executive Officer: Andrés Sánchez
Agency President: Héctor Fernández
Worldwide Chief Creative Officer: Nino Goldberg
Chief Creative Officer: Luis Enríquez "Madruga"
Senior Creative Directors: Daniel De León/Christian Santa Cruz “Pimpón”
Art Director: Tania Magni
Executive Agency Producer: Violeta López Pacheco
Senior Agency Producer: Darío Casso
Agency Producer: Héctor Violante
Production Company: Rebolucion, Mexico
Director: Felipe Vellasco (Vellas)
1st AD: Flavio Landfredi
Executive Producer: Ivan Lomeli
Director of Photography: William Etchebehere
Production Designer: Amilcar Espadas
Production Project Manager: Elvia Zarco
Production Assistant: Lele
Post-Producer: Fabio Abreu
VFX Company: Nash VFX , Brasil
Editor: Rami D'aguiar
Sound Designer: Andrés Melges
Music Production Company: Quiet City Music + Sound , Brazil/Los Angeles

Description:
“Everything can be broken, except your pride” is the new Movistar campaign against homophobia, transphobia and biphobia, which affects the LGBTTTIQA+ community daily. Especially in a country that ranks second in Latin America with the most acts of violence towards the LGBTTTIQA+ community.

Uploaded on YouTube, this Hero Film piece tells the story of "Javier". A boxer who loses everything except his pride. This audiovisual seeks to show how painful rejection of our sexuality can be in a human, challenging and inspiring way.

There should not be room for violence and discrimination in sports or any activity. We look to disrupt homophobia, transphobia and biphobia in this field, principally because Mexico is a conservative country, and boxing is the perfect excuse to give visibility to this problem.

It also honors that unwavering pride that characterizes an increasingly solid and large community.

This campaign also featured outdoor pieces, social networks and influencers making unboxing videos; they received broken smartphones alongside homophobic, transphobic and biphobic attacks stories. Lastly, we created a microsite to share more information on the topic.