Extinction Rebellion has relaunched a short animated film entitled Climate Crisis, and Why We Should Panic. Written, directed and animated by Miritte Ben Yitzchak and voiced by British actress Keira Knightley, it urges us all to Act Now before it is too late. The animated short Climate Crisis, and Why We Should Panic, is the second of a two-part explainer video series for Extinction Rebellion, focusing on the climate and ecological crisis. Voiced by Keira Knightley, it explains what's causing climate change, why governments must enter crisis mode to tackle this issue, and what will happen if we don't do something about it now.
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Cheil WW Romania has created an immersive 3D video experience reflecting the harsh reality for cancer patients and palliative care system support as hospitals clear beds to make space for Covid-19 patients. As the pandemic hit Romania, hospitals scrambled to make more ICU beds available and as a result, hundreds of terminally-ill patients without a care plan were sent home without treatment. Hospice Casa Sperantei, the leading NGO offering palliative care, needed to raise awareness of this urgent issue and persuade more people to donate at a time when everyone's attention was on Covid-19. 
It can be the first job, a ride, or graduation. For a gamer, every situation is a new quest. Happy Gamer's Day.
Bumble, the women-first social networking app, has today launched a new campaign highlighting the challenges and intersectional considerations of dating. The series, called 'Dating These Days', features unfiltered conversations on the topics of dating and fetishisation, bias, modern masculinity and intimacy. Dating has drastically changed in 2020. Whether it's the important conversations about race and equality in relationships, or the realities of having safe sex post-lockdown, the way we are connecting to each other has never been more important. 
BBDO Atlanta is in month five of working from home, and despite all the virtual meetings and phone calls, the team agree that it's tough to make up for lack of human contact. To show appreciation for their employees (from a distance), BBDO Atlanta's senior leadership team drove more than 400 miles in and around the city and suburbs of Atlanta to deliver a special message to each BBDOer. The agency posted a quick compilation video of the effort on their social channels to help share out some of the real life comradery. 
