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Brooklyn Film Festival 2020: Chatting Without Your Phone


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With a relationship spanning seven years, TBWAChiatDay New York has again partnered with Brooklyn Film Festival for its 2020 programming. And as Covid-19 continues to impact every aspect of society, this year the Brooklyn Film Festival is going virtual. Showing their lineup of 140 films entirely online for free with registration, they're meeting film lovers where they are: their living rooms. While many Americans are sheltering in place, there's never been a better time to virtually 'go' to the Brooklyn Film Festival from May 29th - June 7th. For this year’s campaign, TBWA delved into the shortlisted films and extracted some of their most moving moments and reframed them as series of ‘refresher courses’, reteaching some of life's most basic interactions such as How to be a Sports Fan, How to Hug and, How to have dinner parties. The series aims to promote the incredible talent of the Brooklyn Film Festival, the inherent humanity in independent film, and shows a great idea can be scaled without spending a lot of money on bespoke production. Chatting Without Your Phone is the first in the Relearn How to be Human creative series. Using footage from Brooklyn Film Festival 2020 submission ‘Blocks’ by director Bridget Moloney, the creative aims to show people how to behave as normal humans in a normal society once social distancing is a mere memory.
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Senior Designer: Robyn Makinson

Senior Designer: Alex Lumain

Head of Integrated Production: John Doris

Integrated Producer: Sarah Haroldson

Front-End Developer/Animator: Ekaterina Danilova

Director of Integrated Business Affairs: Thalia Tsouros

Business Affairs Manager: Anne Camille-Charpié

President: Nancy Reyes

Business Lead: Bruna Bechelli

Business Director: Danielle Granserson

Business Manager: Chris Butler

Chief Strategy Officer: James Sowden

Senior Strategists: Katelyn Saks, Bodi Karsono

Strategist: Carlin Dixon

Front-End Developer/Animator: Ekaterina Danilova

Director of Integrated Business Affairs: Thalia Tsouros

Business Affairs Manager: Anne Camille-Charpié

President: Nancy Reyes

Business Lead: Bruna Bechelli

Business Director: Danielle Granserson

Business Manager: Chris Butler

Chief Strategy Officer: James Sowden

Senior Strategists: Katelyn Saks, Bodi Karsono

Strategist: Carlin Dixon

Brooklyn Film Festival

Executive Director: Marco Ursino

Director of Development: Susan E Mackell

Production Manager: Galen Bremer

PR Manager: Brian Geldin

Digital Media Manager: Allyson Morgan

Filmmakers

Director ‘Blocks’: Bridget Moloney

Director ‘Journal’: Alex Bliss

Director ‘Lions in the Corner’: Paul Hairston

Director ‘Coucou’: Davia Zalnieriunas

Director ‘The Journey of Murder’: Jun Wang

Director ‘When I’m at Home’: Ivana Todorović

Director ‘Hey Girl’: Haley Geffen

Director ‘The Circadian Cycle’: Garry Stewart

Director ‘Broken Bird’: Rachel Harrison Gordon

Editorial

Editorial: MackCut

Editor: Nick Divers

Editor: Kenneth Muñoz

Executive Producer: Gina Pagano

Flame Artist: Jim Hayhow

Music

Music: Human

Executive Producer: James Dean Wells

Creative Lead: Andrew Bloch & Sloan Alexander

Composer: Gordon Minette

Audio

Audio Post: Post Human

Chief Engineer: Sloan Alexander

Assistant Engineer: Robert Suchecki

Colour

Colour Grade: The Mill

Colourist: Fergus McCall

Executive Producer: Rochelle Brown

Senior Producer: Megan Rumph

Colour Assists: Elias Nousiopoulos and Andrew Ceen

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