Amnesty International Switzerland Radio The War Siren Test - Radio Audio by Jung Von Matt/Limmat Zurich

The Radio ad titled The War Siren Test - Radio Audio was done by Jung Von Matt/Limmat Zurich advertising agency for Amnesty International Switzerland in Switzerland. It was released in Sep 2019.

Amnesty International Switzerland: The War Siren Test - Radio Audio

Media
Released
September 2019
Posted
June 2020
Chief Creative Officer
Copywriter

Awards:

New York Festivals Awards 2020
Audio/RadioProducts & ServicesGold
Audio/RadioCraftSilver
Audio/RadioBest UseSilver
Public RelationsBest UseBronze
Artistry & Craft in AdvertisingBranded Content/entertainmentBronze
Avant-Garde/InnovativeAvant-garde/innovativeFinalist
Direct & CollateralBest UseFinalist
Branded Content/EntertainmentBest UseFinalist
Positive World ImpactPublic ServiceFinalist
Activation & EngagementBest UseFinalist
Clio Awards 2019
Branded ContentAudioBronze
Audio TechniqueSound DesignBronze
DirectAudioBronze
AudioRadioBronze

Credits & Description:

Client: Amnesty International Switzerland
Advertising agency: Jung von Matt / Limmat
Chief Creative Officer: Dennis Lück
Creative Direction: Lorenz Clormann
Copywriter: Frederik Dreier
PR/Consultant: Sabrina Izumi
Consultant: Fernando Gort
Director Comunications & Advocacy (Amnesty International): Alexandra Karle
Producer (Jung von Matt/play): Michael Kindermann
Production Assistant (Jung von Matt/play): Valdita Shabanaj
Director (Jung von Matt/play): Bojana Ilic
Camera/Edit (Jung von Matt/play): Sandeep Abraham
Executive Director (Radio 24): Florian Wanner
Country: SWITZERLAND
Published: September 2019
Synopsis:
Since March 25, 2015, air raids in Yemen have destroyed homes, schools, and hospitals without warning.

But this ongoing conflict is increasingly disappearing from the Swiss consciousness. It is turning into a “forgotten war.”

At the same time, the alarm sirens in Switzerland are tested every February to see if they still work. Isn’t that odd?

Amnesty International, in cooperation with Radio 24, transformed the entire national broadcasting area into an acoustic experience of war.