Youth Ambassadors Film Duck, Dodge and Roll by VML Kansas City

The Film titled Duck, Dodge and Roll was done by VML Kansas City advertising agency for Youth Ambassadors in United States. It was released in May 2018.

Youth Ambassadors: Duck, Dodge and Roll

Media
Released
May 2018
Posted
March 2020

Credits & Description:

Client: Youth Ambassadors
Creative Agency: Vml
CATEGORY: Digital Video
Production Company: Station Film/Seyi Peter-Thomas
Editing: Cosmo Street
Music & Sound Production: Wojahn Bros Music
Music & Sound Production: Evolution Audio
Global Chief Creative Officer – VML: Debbi Vandeven
Chief Creative Officer, NA – VML: John Godsey
Executive Creative Director – VML: Aaron Evanson
Creative Director – VML: Grant Minnis
Associate Creative Director – VML: Austin Ridling
Associate Creative Director – VML: Jonathan Vigliaturo
Head of Production – VML: Tyler Smith
Account Manager – VML: Lauren Meehan
Senior Planner – VML: Mikalah Morris
Connections Director, PR – VML: Bill Patterson
Director of Communications – VML: Jamie Dierking
Associate Media Director – VML: Kristen Sikorski
Associate Connections Manager – VML: Breckyn Crocker
Senior Connections Manager – VML: Abbie Schmid
Director – Station Film: Seyi Peter-Thomas
Managing Partner – Station Film: Stephen Orent
Partner/Executive Producer – Station Film: Caroline Gibney
Producer – Station Film: Julie Lee
Director of Photography – Station Film: Doug Chamberlain
Production Designer – Station Film: Chris Giammalvo
Puppet Builder: Puppet Garage
Editor – Cosmo Street: Kevin Anderson
Editor – Cosmo Street: Justin Trovato
Executive Producer – Cosmo Street: Yvette Cobarrubias-Sears
Producer – Cosmo Street: Gigi May
Owner/Songwriter – Wojahn Bros Music: Roger Wojahn
Owner/Songwriter – Wojahn Bros Music: Scott Wojahn
Music Editor – Wojahn Bros Music: Jon Olmstead
Executive Producer – Wojahn Bros Music: Dara Norris
Sound Engineer – Evolution Audio: Patrick Meagher
Published: April 2018
Synopsis:
In America, children in underprivileged urban areas face poverty, murder and drugs as part of everyday life. The issues are clear — but most people ignore them.
To get potential donors’ attention, we tapped into their childhood by creating a friendly puppet show. But the show’s educational songs teach the horrific life lessons urban core kids have to learn every day. Each song is inspired by a real lesson taught to us by a real Youth Ambassador.
Youth Ambassadors who grow up in violent neighborhoods write, draw and paint as part of the healing process. Each song was adapted from these creative works, creating a circle of healing that starts and ends with the kids.