The Ontario Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Film, Digital Let Them Figure it Out by Grey Toronto

The Film titled Let Them Figure it Out was done by Grey Toronto advertising agency for The Ontario Ministry of Environment and Climate Change in Canada. It was released in Jun 2016.

The Ontario Ministry of Environment and Climate Change: Let Them Figure it Out

Released
June 2016
Posted
June 2016
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Credits & Description:

Agency: GREY Canada
Client: The Ontario Ministry of Environment and Climate Change
Chief Creative Officer: Patrick Scissons
Creative Director: Joel Arbez
Art Director: Oliver Brooks
Writer: Mike Richardson
Account Service: Paul Curtin, Kelly Ko, Lindsay Proudfoot
Producers: Sam Benson, Dena Thompson
Print Producer: Elizabeth Macaulay
Digital Producer: Jaan Yew Woon
Production Company: Spy Films
Director: Tamir Moscovici
Editorial: Saints Editorial
Editor - Let Them Figure it Out - Danica Pardo
Editor - Kids Talk Climate Change - Melanie Hider
Post Production: Alter Ego
Audio: Eggplant
The Ontario Ministry of Environment and Climate Change and GREY Canada have partnered to launch an eye-opening, thought-provoking new campaign in which real Ontario children were tasked with solving the issues of climate change on their own. The campaign, “Let’s not leave it for our kids to figure out”, aims to open parents eyes to the harsh fact that inaction on climate change today in effect simply hands the problem down to their children to solve tomorrow.
All of the campaign components – including film for cinema & TV, out of home, social content and child-created user-generated content – was captured and created during a one-day event and workshop at the Ontario Science Centre, in which hundreds of real Ontario students between the ages of 6 and 11 met with leading Environmentalist David Suzuki. Once there, they were literally tasked with solving climate change on their own, then asked to present these climate change solutions in the form of drawings and written statements—all in an effort to motivate adults and parents to do more, and to inspire them to get involved with the Ontario Government’s 5-Year Climate Change Action Plan.